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1994
Scrimgeour, G. J., Prowse T. D., Culp J. M., & Chambers P. A. (1994).  Ecological effects of river ice break-up: a review and perspective. 32(2), 261-275.
2000
Gummer, W. D., Cash K. J., Wrona F. J., & Prowse T. D. (2000).  The Northern River Basins Study: context and design. 8(1), 7-16.
Gummer, W. D., Cash K. J., Wrona F. J., & Prowse T. D. (2000).  The Northern River Basins Study: Context and design. 8(1),  7-16. Abstract
2006
Prowse, T. D., Wrona F. J., Reist J. D., Hobbie J. E., Lévesque L. M. J., & Vincent W. F. (2006).  Climate change impacts on arctic freshwater ecosystems and fisheries. 35(7), 347-358.
Prowse, T. D., Wrona F. J., Reist J. D., Hobbie J. E., Lévesque L. M. J., & Vincent W. F. (2006).  General features of the Arctic relevant to climate change in freshwater ecosystems. 35(7), 330-338.
Peters, D. L., & Prowse T. D. (2006).  Generation of streamflow to seasonal high waters in a freshwater delta, northwestern Canada. 20(19), 4173-4196.
Bonsal, B. R., Prowse T. D., Duguay C. R., & Lacroix M. P. (2006).  Impacts of large-scale teleconnections on freshwater-ice break/freeze-up dates over Canada. 333(1-2), 340-353.
2008
de Rham, L. P., Prowse T. D., & Bonsal B. R. (2008).  Temporal variations in river-ice break-up over the Mackenzie River Basin, Canada. 349(3-4), 441-454.
2009
Goulding, H. L., Prowse T. D., & Bonsal B. (2009).  Hydroclimatic controls on the occurrence of break-up and ice-jam flooding in the Mackenzie Delta, N. W. T.. 379(3-4), 251-267.
Prowse, T. D., Furgal C., Wrona F. J., & Reist J. D. (2009).  Implications of climate change for northern Canada : freshwater, marine, and terrestrial ecosystems. 38(5), 282-287.
Goulding, H. L., Prowse T. D., & Beltaos S. (2009).  Spatial and temporal patterns of break-up and ice-jam flooding in the Mackenzie Delta, N. W. T.. 23, 2654-2670.
2014
Bawden, A. J., Linton H. C., Burn D. H., & Prowse T. D. (2014).  A spatiotemporal analysis of hydrological trends and variability in the Athabasca River region, Canada. Journal of Hydrology. 509, 9 pages . Abstract
Newton, B. W., & Prowse T. D. (2014).  Evaluating the distribution of water resources in western Canada using synoptic climatology and selected teleconnections. Part 1: Winter season. (Carey, Sean, Quinton, Bill, Ed.).Hydrological Processes. 28(14), 15 pages . Abstract
Newton, B. W., & Prowse T. D. (2014).  Evaluating the distribution of water resources in western Canada using synoptic climatology and selected teleconnections. Part 2: Summer season. (Carey, Sean, Quinton, Bill, Ed.).Hydrological Processes. 28(14), 14 pages . Abstract
Kashyap, S., Oveisy A., Shakibaeinia A., Dibike Y. B., Prowse T. D., & Droppo I. G. (2014).  Numerical modeling of flow and sediment transport within the lower reaches of the Athabasca River: A case study. Abstract
2016
Shakibaeinia, A., Kashyap S., Dibike Y. B., & Prowse T. D. (2016).  An integrated numerical framework for water quality modelling in cold-region rivers: A case of the lower Athabasca River. Science of The Total Environment. 569-570, 12 pages . Abstract
Shakibaeinia, A., Dibike Y. B., Kashyap S., Prowse T. D., & Droppo I. G. (2016).  A numerical framework for modelling sediment and chemical constituents transport in the Lower Athabasca River. Journal of Soils and Sediments. 21 pages . Abstract

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