Recently added articles from Canadian Water Resources Journal:
Introduction to the Special Issue on recent advances in Canadian hydrology, 2003-2007.(Canadian National Committee for the International Association of Hydrological Sciences)
Jun 22, 2009; ... This Special Issue of the Canadian Water Resources Journal contains a series of review papers on the progress of Canadian hydrology for the period 2003-2007. This is a snapshot of the progress in Canadian hydrology and is an update to previous reviews published in Hydrological Processes in ...
Advances in Canadian Forest hydrology, 2003-2007.(Report)
Jun 22, 2009; ... Introduction Forests are the single largest land cover type in Canada, and are a major ecologic, socioeconomic and cultural resource at the local, regional and national scales. As Buttle et al. (2005a) noted, sustaining Canada's forest resources depends in part on understanding ...
Progress in Canadian snow and frozen ground hydrology, 2003-2007.(Report)
Jun 22, 2009; ... Frozen Ground Hydrology Frozen ground behaves as transient subsurface layer with reduced permeability. The magnitude of this reduced permeability varies widely, and is dependent upon the volume and disposition of ice within the pore spaces and the soil temperature. Whereas ...
Advances in Canadian Peatland hydrology, 2003-2007.(Report)
Jun 22, 2009; ... Introduction The objective of this paper is to highlight the milestones and advances made in Canadian peatland hydrology between 2003 and 2007. This paper follows two similar reports for the periods 1999 to 2003 (Price et al., 2005a) and 1995 to 1999 (Price and Waddington, ...
Recent Canadian research on fluvial sediment transport and morphology, 2003-2007.(Report)
Jun 22, 2009; ... Introduction Canada has an active and diverse group of researchers working on the physical processes of flow and sediment transport in rivers, and river morphology. The most recent review ofthe field (De Boer etal., 2005), covering the period from 1999-2003, highlighted ...