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2016

[Anonymous] (2016). Alberta tier 2 soil and groundwater remediation guidelines. (Alberta Environment and Sustainable Resource Development, Ed.). 150 pages. Abstract

2014

Bradford, L. M. (2014). Investigation of microbial community response during oil sands reclamation via lipid and carbon isotope analyses. Abstract

Aguilar, M., Glucksman E., Bass D., & Dacks J. B. (2014). Next generation sequencing of protists as a measure of microbial community in oil sands tailings ponds: Amplicon versus metagenomic approaches. 24 pages . Abstract

Sun, N., Chelme-Ayala P., Kamerth N., McPhedran K. N., Islam M. S., Perez-Estrada L., et al. (2014). Advanced analytical mass spectrometric techniques and bioassays to characterize untreated and ozonated oil sands process-affected water. 48(19), 9 pages . Abstract

Savard, M. M., Begin C., & Marion J. (2014). Modelling carbon isotopes in spruce trees reproduces air quality changes due to oil sands operations. 45, 7 pages . Abstract

Yi, Y., Gibson J. J., Birks S. J., & Moncur M. (2014). A multiple-tracer approach to label and trace industrial waste and groundwater: A case study from Canadian oil sands. 6 pages . Abstract

Dompierre, K., & Barbour L. (2014). Profiling stable isotopes of water signatures to define mass transport mechanisms from water capped fluid fine tailings in the oil sands industry. Abstract

Barbour, L. (2014). Tracking water movement in closure landforms in oil sands mines - extending temporal and spatial monitoring scales. Abstract

Moncur, M., Birks J. S., Tennant A., Wieser M., Taylor E., & Gibson J. J. (2014). δMo fingerprinting of Athabasca oil sands process affected waters. Abstract

Barrow, M. P., Peru K. M., & Headley J. V. (2014). An added dimension: GC atmospheric pressure chemical ionization FTICR MS and the Athabasca oil sands. 86(16), 7 pages . Abstract

Goff, K. L., Peru K., Wilson K. E., & Headley J. V. (2014). Evaluation of biologically mediated changes in oil sands naphthenic acid composition by Chlamydomonas reinhardtii using negative-ion electrospray orbitrap mass spectrometry. 50(4), 8 pages . Abstract

Zhang, Y., Guindon B., Lantz N., Shipman T., Chao D., & Raymond D. (2014). Quantification of anthropogenic and natural changes in oil sands mining infrastructure land based on RapidEye and SPOT5. 29, 12 pages . Abstract

Bayley, S. E., Wilson M. J., Rooney R. C., & Bolding M. T. (2014). Assessment methods for reclamation of permanent marshes in the oil sands: Handbook and video. 162 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

Bauman, P., Parker D., Pankratow L., & Hume K. (2014). Geophysical methods as an aid to planning mopnitoring and abandoning tailings facilities in the Alberta oil sands. 94 pages . Abstract

van den Heuvel, M. R., Hogan N. S., MacDonald G. Z., Berrue F., Young R. F., Arens C. J., et al. (2014). Assessing accumulation and biliary excretion of naphthenic acids in yellow perch exposed to oil sands-affected waters. 95, 8 pages . Abstract

Frank, R. A., Roy J. W., Bickerton G., Rowland S. J., Headley J. V., Scarlett A. G., et al. (2014). Profiling oil sands mixtures from industrial developments and natural groundwaters for source identification. 48(5), 10 pages . Abstract

Headley, J. V., Peru K. M., Mohamed M. H., Wilson L., McMartin D. W., Mapolelo M. M., et al. (2014). Atmospheric pressure photoionization fourier transform ion cyclotron resonance mass spectrometry characterization of tunable carbohydrate-based materials for sorption of oil sands naphthenic acids. 28(3), 5 pages . Abstract

Wang, Z., Yang C., Parrott J. L., Frank R. A., Yang Z., Brown C. E., et al. (2014). Forensic source differentiation of petrogenic pyrogenic and biogenic hydrocarbons in Canadian oil sands environmental samples. 271 , 9 pages . Abstract

Widdup, E. (2014). Functional genomic analysis of the model plant Arabidopsis thaliana in response to naphthenic acids and organic compounds isolated from oil sands process-affected water. Abstract

Booterbaugh, A., & Bentley L. (2014). Geophysical characterization of an undrained oil sands tailings pond dyke Alberta Canada. Abstract

Bowman, D. T., Slater G. F., Warren L. A., & McCarry B. E. (2014). Identification of individual thiophene- indane- tetralin- cyclohexane- and adamantane-type carboxylic acids in composite tailings pore water from Alberta oil sands. 28(19), 8 pages . Abstract

Rowland, S. J., Pereira A. S., Martin J. W., Scarlet A. G., West C. E., Lengger S. K., et al. (2014). Mass spectral characterisation of a polar esterified fraction of an organic extract of an oil sands process water. 28, 10 pages . Abstract

Pereira, A. S., & Martin J. W. (2014). On-line solid phase extraction - HPLC - Orbitrap mass spectrometry for screening and quantifying targeted and non-targeted analytes in oil sands process-affected water and natural waters in the Athabasca oil sands region. 33 pages . Abstract

Kaur, K., Bhattacharjee S., Pillai R. G., Ahmed S., & Azmi S. (2014). Peptide arrays for detecting naphthenic acids in oil sands process affected water. Abstract

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