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Fall 2022
Both the observed and projected temperature in Canada increase faster than the global temperature, which has extensive implications on snow and river ice breakup regime, and then can greatly affect the timing and magnitude of snow and ice affected spring streamflow. This research is to expand our...
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Fall 2022
Rivers in cold regions experience ice conditions for a significant part of the year. River ice can cause ice jam flooding, impact hydropower generation operations, and affect a river’s ecological and morphological conditions. Many ice processes are highly dynamic and are affected by...
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Spring 2011
The Town of Hay River experiences significant threats to life and property each spring as ice jam release events from upstream bring waves of ice and water to the town. The development of a forecasting tool for ice jam release events has been limited by insufficient data, especially regarding...