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Andison, D. W. (2005).  A Highway 40 North Demonstration Project update : putting natural disturbance research to work. Monitoring comes naturally. Highway 40 Demonstration Project Issue No. 8,
Andison, D. W. (2005).  A Highway 40 North Demonstration Project update : putting natural disturbance research to work. Playing with fire. Highway 40 Demonstration Project Issue No. 7,
Andison, D. W. (2005).  A Highway 40 North Demonstration Project update : putting natural disturbance research to work. What is a "disturbance plan"?. Highway 40 Demonstration Project Issue No. 6,
Andison, D. W., & McCleary K. (2005).  How do wildfires generate coarse woody debris?. Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 34,
Marsh, J. E., & Timoney K. P. (2005).  How long must northern Saxicolous lichens be immersed to form a waterbody trimline? . 25(2), 495-499.
Edwards, T. W. D., Hall R. I., Wolfe B. B., Luckman B. H., MacDonald G. M., Karst-Riddoch T., et al. (2005).  Hydroclimatology of the last millennium in the catchments of the Peace and Athabasca Rivers : implications for disentangling hydraulic and climatic signals in the PAD. Managing Water in the Peace-Athabasca-Slave River corridor, Cold Regions Research Cent.
Ferdous, D., Dalai A. K., & Adjaye J. (2005).  Hydrodenitrogenation and hydrodesulphurization of heavy gas oil using NiMo/Al2O3 catalyst containing phosphorous : experimental and kinetic. 83(5), 855-864.
Ferdous, D., Narendra, Bakhshi N., & et al (2005).  Hydrodenitrognation and hydrodesulfurization of different gas oils from Athabasca bitumen using NiMo catalysts supported on fluorine modified Al2O3. 73.
Bi, H. T., Grace J. R., Lim C. J., Rusnell D., Bulbuc D., & McKnight C. A. (2005).  Hydrodynamics of the stripper section of fluid cokers. 83(2), 161-168.
[Anonymous] (2005).  Hydrogeology - environmental setting report and impact assessment .
Beck, J., Svrcek W. Y., & Yarranton H. W. (2005).  Hysteresis in asphaltene precipitation and redissolution. 19(3), 944-947.
Katopodis, C., & Ghamry H. (2005).  Ice-covered hydrodynamic simulation : model calibration and comparisons for three reaches of the Athabasca River, Alberta, Canada, 13th Workshop on the Hydraulics of Ice Covered Rivers, Hanover, NH, September 15-16, 2005.
Rambie, S., & Best, G.: Kroll S. (2005).  Immersed ultrafiltration membranes for treatment of organically laden surface water.
Lavoie, M., Paré D., & Bergeron Y. (2005).  Impact of global change and forest management on carbon sequestration in northern forested peatlands. 13, 199-240.
Zhang, X. H., Chodakowski M., & Shaw J. M. (2005).  Impact of multiphase behavior on coke deposition in a commercial hydrotreating catalyst under sedimentation conditions. 19(4), 1405-1411.
Gurney, K. E., Williams T. D., Smits J. E., Wayland M., Trudeau S., & Bendell-Young L. I. (2005).  Impact of Oil-Sands based wetlands on the growth of mallard (Anas platyrhynchos) ducklings. 24, 457-463.
Lee, P., & Barker T. (2005).  Impact of riparian buffer guidelines on old growth in western boreal forests of Canada. 78, 263-278.
Wolfe, B. B., Karst-Riddoch T. L., Vardy S. R., Falcone M. D., Hall R. I., & Edwards T. W. D. (2005).  Impacts of climate and river flooding on the hydro-ecology of a floodplain basin, Peace-Athabasca Delta, Canada since A. D. 1700. 64(2), 147-162.
Gray, P. A. (2005).  Impacts of climate change on diversity in forested ecosystems : some examples. 81, 655-661.
Comeau, P. G., Kabzems R., McClarnon J., & Heineman J. L. (2005).  Implications of selected approaches for regenerating and managing western boreal mixedwoods. 81, 559-574.
Purhar, G. (2005).  Implications of the revised sulphur recovery guidelines on the oil sands industry. BUEC 560, 36.
Riess, R., Nemati M., Headley J., & Hill G. (2005).  Improved mass transfer and biodegradation rates of naphthalene particles using a novel bead mill bioreactor. 80(6), 662-668.
Das, S. (2005).  Improving the performance of SAGD. SPE/PS-CIM/CHOA International Thermal Operations and Heavy Oil Symposium, 1 - 3 November 2005, Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
Quagraine, E. K., Peterson H. G., & Headley J. V. (2005).  In situ bioremediation of naphthenic acids contaminated tailing pond waters in the Athabasca Oil Sands region - demonstrated field studies and plausible options: a review. 40, 685-722.
Sadler, K., & Davis P. (2005).  In Situ bitumen overview and activity update in the Province of Alberta. SPE/CIM/CHOA International Thermal Operations and Heavy Oil Symposium, 1 - 3 November 2005, Calgary, Alberta.

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