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2013
Korbas, T. (2013).  Degradation and mobility of petroleum hydrocarbons in oilsands waste at the Aurora Fort Hills disposal area. 90 pages . Abstract
Hawkes, V. C., Gibeau P., & Miller M. T. (2013).  Table 5.3 Characteristic species thresholds evaluation and revision. 39 pages .
Fernie, K. J., Chen D., Harner T., Cruz-Martinez L., Peters L., Smits J. E., et al. (2013).  Alterations in the thyroid system of tree swallows (Tachycineta bicolor) nestlings raised on oil sands mine-impacted areas: Preliminary investigations. Harmonizing Science Across Disciplines. .
Hahn, A. S., & Quideau S. A. (2013).  Long-term effects of organic amendments on the recovery of plant and soil microbial communities following disturbance in the Canadian boreal forest. 363(1-2), 13 pages . Abstract
Radmanovich, R. (2013).  Mercury in the lower Athabasca River and its watershed. 153 pages . Abstract
Munro, L. D., & Smirk D. (2013).  Mud farming of fine tailings - application and benefits of Mud-Master technology.
Mackenzie, D. D. (2013).  Oil sands mine reclamation using boreal forest surface soil (LFH) in northern Alberta. 240 pages . Abstract
Brown, C. (2013).  Quantifying greenhouse gas emissions from an oil sands tailings pond using micrometeorological flux measurement techniques. 128 pages . Abstract
Williams, K. L. (2013).  Relative distribution and biomass of invertebrates in fens and marshes in the boreal region of northeastern Alberta. 183 pages. Abstract
Middleton, C., Plishka M., Shore B., & Anderson B. (2013).  Tailings pond dyke reclamation troubleshooting: A case study from Suncor's oil sands project. 13(1), 5 pages .
2012
Masala, S., & Dhadi N. (2012).  Correlations of shear strengths of soft oil sands tailings assessed by different in-situ methods.
Ho, T. T., Gupta M., Taschuk M. T., Alostaz M., Ulrich A., Sego D. C., et al. (2012).  Fluorescence spectrophotometer for cone-penetrometer applications.
Charlebois, L. E. (2012).  On the flow and beaching behaviour of sub-aerially depositedpolymer-flocculated oil sands tailings: A conceptual and energy-based model. 112 pages . Abstract
Sego, D. C., Wilson G. W., & Beier N. A. (2012).  Proceedings of the third international oil sands tailings conference. 429 pages .
Neville, L. A., Gammon P., Patterson T. R., McCarthy F. M. G., MacKinnon M. D., & Macumber A. (2012).  Responses of benthic microorganisms (Thecamoebians) to oil sands process-affected materials: Providing endpoints for guaging aquatic reclamation success. Abstract
Nohara, T., Beason R. C., & Clifford S. P. (2012).  The role of radar-activated waterfowl deterrents on tailings ponds.
Masala, S., Langseth J., Smyth K., Dunmola A., McKay D., & Clark J. (2012).  TSRU tailings pilot-scale thickening and deposition trials.
Daniels, M. (2012).  Retrospective stem analysis and site index project. 12 pages . Abstract
Escobar Jaramillo, P. (2012).  Development production and application of alder-Frankia symbionts for the remediation and revegetation of oil sands process affected material (OSPM) in Athabasca. 97 pages . Abstract
Kupper, A. G. (2012).  Hydraulic fill and tailings engineering. 7 pages .
Proskin, S. (2012).  Revisiting 1992-94 field tests of freeze thaw dewatering of oil sands MFT. 10 pages .
Jung, K. (2012).  Assessing the long-term impact of acid deposition and the risk of soil acidification in boreal forests in the Athabasca oil sands region in Alberta Canada. 200 pages . Abstract
Yan, E. - R., Hu Y. - L., Salifu F., Tan X., Chen Z. C., & Chang S. X. (2012).  Effectiveness of soil N availability indices in predicting site productivity in the oil sands region of Alberta. 359(1-2), 16 pages . Abstract
Jung, K., & Chang S. X. (2012).  Four years of simulated N and S depositions did not cause N saturation in a mixedwood boreal forest ecosystem in the oil sands region in northern Alberta Canada. 280 , 8 pages . Abstract
Vitt, D. H., Hayes C., & Wieder K. R. (2012).  Reclamation of decommissioned oil and gas pads initially constructed in boreal peatlands. 12(2), 6 pages .

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