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- 19Gingras, Murray (Earth and Atmospheric Sciences)
- 16Stachel, Thomas (Earth and Atmospheric Sciences)
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Spring 2021
In Canada, federal and provincial governments have implemented carbon pricing to reduce carbon emissions. One effect of a price on carbon is increasing the cost of using private vehicles, which may reduce mobility and increase the risk of social exclusion, especially where car dependence is high....
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THE SEDIMENTOLOGY AND STRATIGRAPHY OF THE LOWER CRETACEOUS CLEARWATER FORMATION AT MARTEN HILLS AND NIPISI, ALBERTA, CANADA
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The Lower Cretaceous (Albian) Clearwater Formation at Marten Hills and Nipisi in north-central Alberta contain two members (Wabiskaw and the newly proposed Marten Hills Member), which sit disconformably above the sub-Cretaceous unconformity. Both the Marten Hills and Nipisi regions are currently...
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Fall 2021
In northern Baffin Bay, of the Canadian Arctic, resides Pikialasorsuaq. Pikialasorsuaq mean \enquote{great upwelling} in Greenlandic. Also known as the North Water Polynya, polynya are regions of open water surrounded by thick pack ice. The open water generates conditions which enhance primary...
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Fall 2021
Cryptotephra research is one of the fastest growing subfields of tephrochronology. Here the extraction, processing, and analytical techniques required for cryptotephra studies are reviewed and assessed in detail. A workflow is suggested depending on the site’s characteristics to improve the...
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Fall 2021
Hydraulic fracturing and produced water or FPW has potential use as a feedstock to supply divalent Ca and Mg cations for mineral carbonation at standard temperature and pressure. The carbonation potential of real FPW samples produced by oil and gas companies has not previously been tested in...
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Rock types and hydrocarbons distribution in an unconventional oil and gas field: Montney Formation, Septimus field, northeast British Columbia, Canada
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The identification and characterization of flow units is as significant in unconventional reservoirs as it is in conventional reservoirs. In both reservoir types, this designation guides production designs by identifying high and low flow reservoir intervals. But in unconventional reservoirs –...
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Using TLS-measured Tree Attributes to Estimate the Above Ground Biomass of Individual Small Black Spruce Trees in Canadian Boreal Forest Peatlands
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Earth’s changing climate poses a number of potential issues for people around the globe. It has become increasingly important for researchers to have the ability to collect good data and build accurate, robust climate models that can help influence the direction of policy makers to mitigate the...
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Spring 2021
This research was motivated by a current lack of systematic information, pairing inclusion chemistry (major,minor, and trace element) to host diamond isotopic data (δ13C, δ15N, N abundance) regarding the Snap Lake kimberlitedyke. The Snap Lake kimberlite dyke is located on the southern Slave...
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Spring 2021
The Upper Devonian Duvernay Formation is an important hydrocarbon source rock in the Western Canada Sedimentary Basin and has been a significant unconventional oil, gas liquids, and gas reservoir since 2011. Heterogeneity in this and other shale reservoirs is important in predicting rock...
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Calibration and Validation of a SWAT model for the quantification of water provision ecosystem service for the Conservation Area of Guanacaste
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Water is considered a cross-cutting resource for all the ecosystem services (ES) types, namely: for the provision of drinking water and food; regulation through flood control; guarantee of a suitable habitat for fauna and flora; and inspiration for many cultures and their intangible heritage...