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Skip to Search Results- 2McFarlane, Vincent J
- 1Ambtman, Karen Elizabeth Dow
- 1Blackburn, Julia L
- 1Brayall, Michael
- 1Bélanger, Maxime
- 1Ghobrial, Tadros I.R.
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Fall 2010
The main objective of this study was to describe the overflow of freshwater onto the sea ice surface in the Mackenzie Delta and to investigate the hydraulic behaviour of the upwelling and strudel events. This study was performed from the analysis of data collected during field investigations,...
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Spring 2011
River ice breakup and associated flooding are realities for many northern communities. This is certainly the case in Hay River, NWT, which is located at the junction of the Hay River and Great Slave Lake. Hay River experiences a wide range of spring river ice scenarios; from docile thermal melt...
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Spring 2018
River ice processes are among the most important subjects of study for hydrotechnical engineers in cold regions. This is because extremes of both minimum flow (impacting fish habitat and the concentration and transport of pollutants) and maximum water levels (impacting channel geomorphology and...