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1978
Thompson, D. C., Ealey D. M., & McCourt K. H. (1978).  An assessment of the adequacy of baseline data relevant to the documentation and evaluation of the impacts of oil sands developments on large mammals in the AOSERP study area. 60 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (1978).  Athabasca - Upper Athabasca above Athabasca Falls. Reach reports of the Athabasca River system.
Spragins, F. K. (1978).  Athabasca tar sands: Occurrence and commercial projects. (Chilingarian, G. V., Yen, T. F., Ed.).7, 28 pages . Abstract
Hudson, J. H., & Harms V. L. (1978).  Addenda to the flora of the Cluff Lake area, northwestern Saskatchewan. 22, 61-63.
Edgeworth, A. C. (1978).  Addendum report, preliminary geotechnical investigation proposed townsite N. E. Alberta range, parcel 8C. 11.
Cook, A. R. (1978).  Aerial sheep survey of the Edson, Red Deer and Calgary regions using the revised winter range technique. Unpublished report AFW-78-081, 100.
Van Wagner, C. E. (1978).  Age-distribution and the forest fire cycle. 8, 220-227.
Nellis, C. H., Wetmore S. P., & Keith L. B. (1978).  Age-related characteristics of coyote canines. 42(3), 680-683.
Milgate, C. G. (1978).  Air system data directory, February 1978. AOSERP air system report, 94.
Mann, A. S. (1978).  Air system research report. Internal report, 71.
[Anonymous] (1978).  Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program Second annual report 1976 to 1977. AOSERP Report 21, 62.
[Anonymous] (1978).  Alberta oil sands facts and figures. ENR Report No. 110, 67.
Rusch, Doris Ann (1978).  Alberta ruffed grouse population studies.
Hrapko, J. O., & La Roi G. H. (1978).  The alpine tundra vegetation of Signal Mountain, Jasper National Park. 56, 309-332.
[Anonymous] (1978).  Alsands Project Group Environmental Impact Assessment presented to Alberta Environment in support of an oil sands mining project. 401.
Vitt, D. H. (1978).  An analysis of chlorophylls a-Phaeophytin a ratios in lichen from near the Syncrude oil sands extraction plant, northeastern Alberta. 10.
Dawson, E., & Newitt L. R. (1978).  An analytical representation of the geomagnetic field in Canada for 1975. Part II ; The secular change. 15, 237-244.
[Anonymous] (1978).  Anzac [community plan for the hamlet of Anzac].
Kerr, H. A. (1978).  Anzac [Northern Water Supply Program]. 28.
[Anonymous] (1978).  Application No. 780237 to the Energy Resources Conservation Board re : Sundance-Entwistle 240 kv transmission line 919L and Sundance substation 310P.
Kerman, B. R., & Tuner H. E. (1978).  An application of acoustic sounding to the estimation of mixing depth and vertical plume spread in the Alberta oil sands area. In : Meteorology and air quality winter field study in the AOSERP study area, March 1976, compiled by F. Fanaki. AOSERP Report 27, 22-47.
Goforth, R. R. (1978).  Application of best practicable technology in air pollution control for the Syncrude Canada Ltd. Project. Presented at the 2nd Pacific Chemical Engineering , Denver Colorado, 28-31 August 1977 Congress (PACHEC '77). 1287-1294.
Aronoff, S., Ross G. A., & Ross W. A. (1978).  The application of remote sensing to environmental monitoring of the AOSERP study area : Volume I. Project TF 6.3, RMD Report L 12-13, 273.
Aronoff, S., Ross G. A., & Ross W. A. (1978).  The application of remote sensing to environmental monitoring of the AOSERP study area : Volume II. Project TF 6.3, RMD Report L 12-13, 161.
[Anonymous] (1978).  Application to the Alberta Energy Resources Conservation Board for an oil sands mining project. 239.

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