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2015
Erler, A. R., Peltier R. W., & D’Orgeville M. (2015).  Dynamically downscaled high-resolution hydroclimate projections for Western Canada. Journal of Climate. 28(2), 27 pages . Abstract
2014
Leong, D. N. - S. (2014).  A model analysis of water resource availability in response to climate change and oil sands operations in the Athabasca River basin. 141 pages . Abstract
Zettl, J. D. (2014).  Infiltration and drainage through coarse layered soil: A study of natural and reclaimed soil profiles in the oil sands region Alberta, Canada. 312 pages . Abstract
Baer, T. J. (2014).  An evaluation of the use of natural stable isotopes of water to track water movement through oil sands mine closure landforms. 197 pages . Abstract
Rood, S. B., Stupple G. W., & Gill K. M. (2014).  Century-long records reveal slight, ecoregion-localized changes in Athabasca River flows. Hydrological Processes. 29(5), 11 pages . Abstract
Wells, C. M. (2014).  The hydrology and geochemistry of a saline spring fen peatland in the Athabasca oil sands region of Alberta. 91 pages. Abstract
Mannix, A. E., Adamowicz W. L., & Dridi C. (2014).  Solutions to the high costs of future water restrictions for new oil sands industry along the Athabasca River. 39(4), 13 pages . Abstract
2013
[Anonymous] (2013).  Review of potential cumulative impacts to surface water and groundwater from current and proposed in-situ oil sands operations. (SNC-Lavalin Inc., Ed.). 58 pages. Abstract
Birks, S. J., Yi Y., Cho S., Gibson J. J., & Hazewinkel R. (2013).  Characterizing the organic composition of snow and surface water in the Athabasca region. 62 pages . Abstract
Eaton, B., Muhly T., Fisher J., & Chai S. - L. (2013).  Potential impacts of beaver on oil sands reclamation success - an analysis of available literature. 65 pages . Abstract
Watson, B. M., & Putz G. (2013).  Preliminary watershed hydrology model for reclaimed oil sands sites. 193 pages . Abstract
Strand, J., & Light J. (2013).  Traditional knowledge of surface water - groundwater interactions in the Lower Athabasca Region. (SNC-Lavalin Environment, Ed.). 109 pages . Abstract
Johnson, P., Plate E., Robichaud D., Renzetti L., Bocking R., & Gaboury M. (2013).  Winter ecology in the Athabasca River 2012-2013: Mesohabitat species associations.
2012
Stianson, J., Fredlund D. G., Jonquiera F., & Sedgwick A. (2012).  Formulation and solution of a numerical model for oil sands tailings from slurry to dessication.
Trites, M., Charette T., Hornung J., Haekel G., & Wytrykush C. (2012).  Oil sands marshes: A knowledge transfer. 228 pages . Abstract
Ciborowski, J. J. H. (2012).  Development of a regional monitoring program to assess the effects of oil sands development on wetland communities.
[Anonymous] (2012).  Regional aquatics monitoring program 2011 technical report. (RAMP 2011 Implementation Team, Ed.).
Nazemi, A., & Elshorbagy A. (2012).  Application of copula modelling to the performance assessment of reconstructed watersheds. 26(2), 16 pages . Abstract
Devito, K., Mendoze C., & Qualizza C. (2012).  Conceptualizing water movement in the Boreal Plains: Implications for watershed reconstruction. 163 pages . Abstract
Wytrykush, C., Vitt D. H., McKenna G., & Vassov R. (2012).  Designing landscapes to support peatland development on soft tailings deposits: Syncrude Canada Ltd.'s Sandhill Fen Research Watershed initiative. 17 pages .
Hrynyshyn, J. (2012).  End pit lakes guidance document 2012. 434 pages . Abstract
Daly, C., Price J., Rezanezhad F., Pouliot R., Rochefort L., & Graf M. D. (2012).  Initiatives in oil sand reclamation: Considerations for building a fen peatland in a post-mined oil sands landscape. 22 pages .
Creasey, R. (2012).  Professional judgment in mineable oil sands reclamation certification: Workshop summary. 52 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2012).  Summary of the Oil Sands Groundwater - Surface Water Interactions Workshop. (Oil Sands Research and Information Network and Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency, Ed.). 125 pages . Abstract
Consultants, H. (2012).  Winter ecology in the Delta - Dissolved oxygen in Segment 1.

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