forWater Annual General Meeting
Wednesday April 28, 2021
Welcome & OverviewMonica Emelko & Uldis Silins
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Theme 3: Drinking Water Treatability
Advancing drinking water treatability assessment & treatment resilienceMonica Emelko & Fariba Amiri, University of Waterloo
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Cyanobacterial communities in the various watershed platforms across Canada.Kirsten Müller, University of Waterloo
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Drinking water security in rural, remote, and marginalized communities: Assessment, indicators, and pathways forwardSarah Dickson-Anderson, McMaster University
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Theme 2: Downstream Effects Propagation
Forest management, wildfire and water quality: Meta-analyses and parsimonious modellingNandita Basu, University of Waterloo
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Characterizing particulate phosphorus forms in harvested watersheds on the eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains
Mike Stone, University of Waterloo
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What is on the surface of the forestry road in Canadian drinking watersheds?
Axel Anderson
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Theme 1: Boreal Shield
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Implications of forest disturbance and climate change for water quality in headwater Boreal Shield streams
Jim Buttle, Trent University & Kara Webster, Natural Resources Canada
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Theme 4: Resource Economics
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The effect of surrounding land use on water treatment costs
Roy Brouwer, University of Waterloo
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forWater Annual General Meeting
Thursday, April 29, 2021
Welcome & AwardsMonica Emelko, University of Waterloo
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Theme 1: Pacific Maritime
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Variability in dissolved organic matter composition in headwater streams in relation to forest harvest history and streamflow conditions in the UBC Malcolm Knapp Research Forest
Mark Johnson, University of British Columbia
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Spatial and seasonal controls on drinking water quality in the Comox Valley watershed
Suzanne Tank, University of Alberta
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Spatial and temporal variation in natural organic matter quantity and quality across a second growth forested drinking water supply area on Vancouver Island, BC
Bill Floyd, Vancouver Island University
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Theme 1: Montane Cordillera
Disturbance effects on terrestrial carbon sourcesSylvie Quideau, University of Alberta
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Forest harvesting impacts on fate and transport of DOC in the shallow subsurfaceMiles Dyck, University of Alberta
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Effects of three alternative harvest strategies on catchment-scale water qualityChris Williams, University of Alberta
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Compound forest disturbance: Challenge for forest source water protection in a warmer worldUldis Silins, University of Alberta
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Theme 1: Boreal Plain
Watershed sources and aquatic transformations of DOM on the Boreal PlainsKevin Devito, University of Alberta
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Variability in DOM characteristics between and within Canadian EcozonesDavid Olefeldt, University of Alberta
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Theme 1: Atlantic Maritime
Variability in DOC characteristics across the Pockwock watershed study catchmentsRob Jamieson, Dalhousie University
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Variability in DOC characteristics across the Pockwock watershed study catchmentsPeter Duinker, Dalhousie University
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