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2012
Baker, L. F., Ciborowski J. J. H., & MacKinnon M. D. (2012).  Petroleum coke and soft tailings sediment in constructed wetlands may contribute to the uptake of trace metals by algae and aquatic invertebrates. 414, 9 pages . Abstract
Onwuchekwa, N. E. (2012).  Enhanced revegetation and reclamation of oil sand disturbed land using mycorrhizae. 102 pages . Abstract
Hahn, A. S. (2012).  Soil microbial communities in early ecosystems. 105 pages . Abstract
2011
Olauson, E., Dawson, Burns R., & Wells P. S. (2011).  Case study: Sand capping of weak tailings at Suncor's Pond 1. 7 pages .
Pollock, G., Liu X., McRoberts E., Wells P. S., & Fournier J. (2011).  Suncor oil sands tailings pond capping project. 12 pages .
Wells, P. S., Caldwell J., & Fournier J. (2011).  Suncor pond 5 coke cap - The story of its conception testing and advance to full-scale construction. 5 pages . Abstract
Greer, C. W., Onwuchekwa N. E., Zwiazek J., Quoreshi A., Roy S., Salifu K. F., et al. (2011).  Enhanced revegetation and reclamation of oil sands disturbed sites using actinorhizal and mycorrhizal biotechnology. 1,
Carey, S. K. (2011).  Multi-year assessment of water and energy exchange from an oil sands reclamation cover Fort McMurray, Canada.
Drozdowski, B. L., Faught R. L., & Underwood A. (2011).  Soil moisture and bulk density monitoring at Syncrude Canada Ltd.
Middleton, C., Salifu K. F., Tedder W. S., Chanasyk D. S., & Hastie J. (2011).  Soluble calcium and sulphate excesses related to stress in Pinus contorta on peat amendments of reclaimed landscapes in the boreal oil sands region.
Davies, J., & Eaton B. (2011).  Community level physiological profiling for monitoring oil sands impacts. 44 pages . Abstract
Chen, H. H. (2011).  The effects of nutrient and peat amendments on oil sands reclamation wetlands: A microcosm study. 86 pages . Abstract
Wilson, G. W., Kabwe L. K., Donahue R., & Lahaie R. (2011).  Field performance of in-line flocculated fluid fine tailings using thin lift deposition.
Athanassopoulus, C., Wells P. S., Trinca S., & Urchik W. (2011).  The use of geosynthetics in the reclamation of an oil sands tailings pond. 6 pages .
2010
Lipsett, M. G., & Rivard B. (2010).  Conceptual design of a remote system for characterizing oilsands tailings deposits. 7 pages .
Mikula, R., Demoz A., & Lahaie R. (2010).  Laboratory and field experience with rim ditch dewatering of MFT. 6 pages .
Taschuk, M. T., Wang Q., Drake S., Ewanchuk A., Gupta M., Alostaz M., et al. (2010).  Portable naphthenic acids sensor for oil sands applications. 8 pages .
Lefrançois, E., Quoreshi A., Khasa D., Fung M., Whyte L. G., Roy S., et al. (2010).  Field performance of alder-Frankia symbionts for the reclamation of oil sands sites. 46(2), 8 pages . Abstract
2009
Lefrançois, E. (2009).  Revegetation and reclamation of oil sands process-affected material using Frankia-inoculated alders: Field and greenhouse trials.. 70 pages . Abstract
Han, X., MacKinnon M. D., & Martin J. W. (2009).  Estimating the in situ biodegradation of naphthenic acids in oil sands process waters by HPLC/HRMS. 76(1), 7 pages . Abstract
Dimitriu, P. A. (2009).  Functional and compositional responses of microorganisms to reclamation of surface-mined boreal forest soils. 144 pages . Abstract
2008
Daly, C., & Ciborowski J. H. (2008).  A review of wetland reearch at Suncor: Re-establishing wetland ecosystems in an oil-sands affected landscape. 11 pages .
Jeeravipoolvarn, S., Scott J. D., Chalaturnyk R. J., Shaw W., & Wang N. (2008).  Sedimentation and consolidation of in-line thickened fine tailings. 14 pages . Abstract
2007
Lefrançois, E., Quoreshi A., Khasa D., Fung M., Whyte L. G., Roy S., et al. (2007).  Alder-Frankia symbionts enhance the remediation and revegetation of oil sands tailings. 11 pages . Abstract
2006
Mapfumo, E., Chanasyk D. S., & Chaikowsky C. L. A. (2006).  Simulation of soil water content on a small reclaimed watershed in northern Alberta using the Root Zone Water Quality Model (RZQWM). 86(4), 15 pages . Abstract

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