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2015
McClelland, J. W., Tank S. E., Spencer R. G. M., & Shiklomanov A. I. (2015).  Coordination and sustainability of river observing activities in the Arctic. ARCTIC. 68(5), 9 pages . Abstract
2014
Moncur, M., Paktunc D., Birks J. S., Ptacek C. J., Welsh B., & Thibault Y. (2014).  Arsenic source and distribution in groundwater from the Cold Lake oil sands region, Alberta. Abstract
Vandenberg, J. A. (2014).  Planning for Canada's future oil sands pit lakes: An overview of the COSIA demonstration pit lakes project. Abstract
Barbour, L. (2014).  Tracking water movement in closure landforms in oil sands mines - extending temporal and spatial monitoring scales. Abstract
Latifovic, R., & Pouliot D. (2014).  Monitoring cumulative long-term vegetation changes over the Athabasca oil sands region. 7(8), 12 pages . Abstract
Millington, D., Murillo C. A., & McWhinney R. (2014).  Canadian oil sands supply costs and development projects (2014-2048). 85 pages .
St. Clair, C. C. (2014).  Final report of the Research on Avian Protection Project (2010 - 2014). 95 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2014).  Lower Athabasca Region status of management response for environmental frameworks. (Alberta Environment and Sustainable Resource Development, Ed.). 27 pages . Abstract
Olszynski, M. Z. P. (2014).  Environmental monitoring and ecosystem management in the oil sands: Spaceship earth or escort tugboat?. 10(1), 43 pages . Abstract
Fraser, E. (2014).  Monitoring forest regeneration in the Athabasca mineable oil sands area. 14(1), 2 pages .
McWhinney, R. (2014).  Oil sands environmental impacts. 66 pages .
Main, C., & Jones D. (2014).  Site-specific industrial tracer application to the petroleum industry. Final report. 26 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2014).  The status of biodiversity in the oil sands region of Alberta. (Alberta Biodiversity Monitoring Institute, Ed.). 47 pages . Abstract
Parlee, B. L., Goddard E., Nation Ł. F. K. ’é, & Smith M. (2014).  Tracking change: Traditional knowledge and monitoring of wildlife health in Northern Canada.. Human Dimensions of Wildlife. 19, 47. Abstract
Taheriazad, L., Portillo-Quintero C., & Sanchez-Azofeifa G. A. (2014).  Application of wireless sensor networks (WSNs) to oil sands environmental monitoring.
Marey, H. S., Hashisho Z., & Fu L. (2014).  Satellite remote sensing of air quality in the oil sands region.
2013
Schuster, J. K., Harber T., Su K., Charland J., & Austin C. (2013).  Ambient air monitoring for polycyclic aromatic compounds in the Athabasca oil sands region for source and deposition assessment. 1 page .
Kirk, J. L., Muir D. C., Gleason A., Frank R. A., Wang X., Tanguay M., et al. (2013).  Current and long-term trends in atmospheric deposition of inorganic contaminants and methyl mercury to the Athabasca oil sands region. 1 page.
Bauman, P., Parker D., Hansen B., & Pankratow L. (2013).  Geophysical methods as an aid to planning monitoring and abandoning tailings facilities in the Alberta oil sands.
SoeMoe, K. W., Biggar K. W., Claypool G., & Martens S. (2013).  Stiffness and deformation characteristics of the compacted lean oil sands dykes.
Schindler, D. W. (2013).  Water quality issues in the oil sands region of the lower Athabasca River, Alberta. 40 , 12 pages . Abstract
De Corby, R. G. (2013).  Development of silicon-based optofluidic sensors for oil sands environmental monitoring. 19 pages . Abstract
Ciborowski, J. J. H., Kang M., Grgicak-Mannion A., Rabb D., Bayley S. E., & Foote L. A. (2013).  Synthesis: Applying the reference condition approach for monitoring reclamation areas in the Athabasca oil sands region. 123 pages . Abstract
Dobchuk, B. S., Shurniak R. E., Barbou L. S., O'Kane M. A., & Song Q. (2013).  Long-term monitoring and modelling of a reclaimed watershed cover on oil sands tailings. 27(3), 21 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2013).  Lower Athabasca Region groundwater management framework: Supporting document for the Cold Lake - Beaver River (CLBR) area. (Alberta Environment and Sustainable Resource Development, Ed.). 93 pages. Abstract

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