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Walker, G. S. (Submitted).  Effects of climate variability and change on surface water storage within the hydroclimatic regime of the Athabasca River, Alberta, Canada. 263 pages . Abstract
2013
Moffett, R. H., & Flatter J. L. (2013).  Chemistry and geotechnical properties of fluid fine tailings treated by in-situ polymerization of silica.
Song, Q., & O'Kane M. (2013).  Evaluation of evaporation and under-drainage in dewatering oil sands tailings in northern Alberta.
Jeeravipoolvarn, S., Gidley I., Moore T., & Tran D. (2013).  A finite strain consolidation model with evaporation: Actual evaporation and unsaturation correction approach.
Innocent-Bernard, T., & Simms P. (2013).  Influence of surface cracking and salinity on evaporation in an oil sands thickened tailings.
Soleimani, S., Mizani S., Simms P., Wilson W., & Dunmola A. (2013).  The role of dessication and rheology in optimizing operations for polymer-amended fine tailings disposal.
2012
Kolstad, D., Dunmola A., Dhadli N., O'Kane M., Song J., & Masala S. (2012).  Towards the improvement in geotechnical performance of atmospheric fines drying (AFD) deposits at Shell's Muskeg River Mine.
Keshta, N., Elshorbagy A., & Carey S. (2012).  Impacts of climate change on soil moisture and evapotranspiration in reconstructed watersheds in northern Alberta, Canada. 26(9), 10 pages . Abstract
Fasking, T., Dunmola A., McKay D., Masala S., & Langseth J. (2012).  Bench-scale drying of multi-layered thickened TSRU tailings. (Barr Engineering, Ed.). Abstract
2011
Junqueira, F. F., Sanin M. V., Sedgwick A., & Blum J. (2011).  Assessment of water removal from oil sands tailings by evaporation and under-drainage and the impact on tailings consolidation. 11 pages . Abstract
Carey, S. K. (2011).  Multi-year assessment of water and energy exchange from an oil sands reclamation cover Fort McMurray, Canada.
Nakata, C., Qualizza C., MacKinnon M., & Renault S. (2011).  Growth and physiological responses of Triticum aestivum and Deschampsia caespitosa exposed to petroleum coke. 216(1-4), 13 pages . Abstract
Song, Q., O'Kane M., Dhadli N., & Matthews J. (2011).  Deposition thickness and evaporative drying for oil sands tailings in northern Alberta.
Keshta, N., & Elshorbagy A. (2011).  Utilizing North American Regional Reanalysis for modeling soil moisture and evapotranspiration in reconstructed watersheds. 36, 10 pages . Abstract
Huang, M., Barbour L. S., Elshorbagy A., Zett J. D., & Si B. C. (2011).  Water availability and forest growth in coarse-textured soils. 91(2), 11 pages . Abstract
2010
Gantzer, C., Fasking T., Costello M., & Greenwood J. (2010).  Effects of weather and tailings properties on tailings drying rates in northern Alberta.
Elshorbagy, A., Corzo G., Srinivasulu S., & Solomatine D. P. (2010).  Experimental investigation of the predictive capabilities of data driven modeling techniques in hydrology - Part 2: Application. 14, 18 pages . Abstract
Keshta, N. (2010).  Toward designing a sustainable watershed reclamation strategy. 215 pages . Abstract
Izadifar, Z. (2010).  Modeling and analysis of actual evapotranspiration using data driven and wavelet techniques. 153 pages . Abstract
Keshta, N., Elshorbagy A., & Barbour L. (2010).  Comparative probabilistic assessment of the hydrological performance of reconstructed and natural watersheds. 24(10), 9 pages . Abstract
Welham, C. (2010).  Oil sands terrestrial habitat and risk modeling for disturbance and reclamation - Phase I report. 109 pages . Abstract
2008
Bachu, L. (2008).  A comparative analysis of the hydrological performance of reconstructed and natural watersheds. 150 pages . Abstract
Armstrong, S. A. (2008).  Dissipation and phytotoxicity of oil sands naphthenic acids in wetland plants. Abstract
Carey, S. K. (2008).  Growing season energy and water exchange from an oil sands overburden reclamation soil cover Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada. 22(15), 10 pages . Abstract
2007
Price, D., Rudolph D., & McLaren R. (2007).  Creating a fen peatland on a post-mined oilsands landscape: A feasibility modelling study (Phase 2). 30 pages .

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