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Esposito, G., & Nik R. (2012).  Fines capture in a long tailings beach at the Shell Muskeg River Mine external tailings facility: Hydraulic and depositional aspects. (Sego, D., Wilson, G.W., Beier, N., Ed.). Abstract
Ho, T. T., Gupta M., Taschuk M. T., Alostaz M., Ulrich A., Sego D. C., et al. (2012).  Fluorescence spectrophotometer for cone-penetrometer applications.
Stianson, J., Fredlund D. G., Jonquiera F., & Sedgwick A. (2012).  Formulation and solution of a numerical model for oil sands tailings from slurry to dessication.
Zhang, Y., & Sego D. C. (2012).  Freeze-thaw enhancement of Albian mature fine tailings (MFT).
Hodges, M., Sholbrook C., & Frey D. (2012).  High speed dewatering of oil sands tailings.
Jacobs, W., Dykstra C., & Van Kesteren W. (2012).  In situ hydraulic capping of soft tailings.
Badiozaman, M. M., & Askari-Nasab H. (2012).  An integration of long-term planning tailings and reclamation plans.
Proemse, B. C., Mayer B., Chow J. C., & Watson J. G. (2012).  Isotopic characterization of nitrate ammonium and sulfate in stack PM2.5 emissions in the Athabasca oil sands region Alberta, Canada. 60, 8 pages . Abstract
Watson, P., Stewart K., Sanders L., Wu Y., Mahmoudkhani A., & Fenderson T. (2012).  MFT chemical additives and the "Goldilocks zone" of mixing. (Sego. D.C., Wilson, G.W., Beier, N.A., Ed.). Abstract
Quideau, S. A., Gupta S. D., MacKenzie D. M., & Landhausser S. M. (2012).  Microbial response to fertilization in contrasting soil materials used during oil sands reclamation. 77(1), 9 pages . Abstract
Bonem, J. M., & Kimball G. (2012).  The MITD process for dealing with MFT.
Demoz, A. (2012).  Mixing energy criterion for peak dewatering flocculation by static mixers.
Fenderson, T., Mahmoudkhani A., Thakurta S. G., Watson P., Wu Y., & Stewart K. (2012).  Novel polymeric adsorbents for removal of naphthenic acids from oil sands process and tailings water.
van der Meulen, J., van Toi F., van Paassen L., & Heimovaara T. (2012).  Numerical modeling of drying and consolidation of fine sediments and tailings. Abstract
Ozum, B., Romaniuk N. A., Sorta A., & Scott J. D. (2012).  Oil sands mature fine tailings and bitumen extraction.
Morgenstern, N. R. (2012).  Oil sands mine closure - the end game: An update.
McKenna, G., Dawson, Burns R., Hyndman A., LeSueur P., & Sobkowicz J. (2012).  The oil sands tailings roadmap and action plan: Oil sands tailings state of practice overview.
Longo, S., Wislesky I., & Sego D. (2012).  Oil sands tailings technologies assessment and evaluation.
Sobkowicz, J. (2012).  The oil sands tailings technology roadmap and action plan: Introduction and key recommendations.
Boswell, J., Alostaz M. 'd, Sobkowicz J., Abraha D., Gidley I., Kofoed M., et al. (2012).  The oil sands tailings technology roadmap project: The identification and improvement of tailings technology suites and pathways for technology development. Abstract
Powter, C. (2012).  Oil sands tailings: A liquids problem or a solids problem?.
Nelson, R., & Fair A. (2012).  The oil sands technology roadmap and action plan: Leveraging ther power of collaboration for strategic success.
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
Sun, R., Goldszai A., & Li C. (2012).  Optimizing the capture of oil sands fines in sand beach area. (Sego, D. C., Wilson, G.W., Beier, N., Ed.).
Dickson, K., Elias J., & Kasperski K. (2012).  Parametric study of the centrifugation of oil sand mature fine tailings.

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