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Featured Publications
Water Quality & Downstream effects
Watt C, Emelko MB, Silins U, Collins AL, Stone M. 2021. Anthropogenic and climate-exacerbated landscape disturbances converge to alter phosphorus bioavailability in an oligotrophic river. Water, 13(22):3151. [Article]
Keywords: Cumulative effects; Fine sediment; Particulate phosphorus; Sediment geochemistry; Gravel-bed rivers; Forest disturbance; Wildfire; Eutrophication; Climate change
Watt C, Emelko MB, Silins U, Collins AL, Stone M. 2021. Anthropogenic and climate-exacerbated landscape disturbances converge to alter phosphorus bioavailability in an oligotrophic river. Water, 13(22):3151. [Article]
Keywords: Cumulative effects; Fine sediment; Particulate phosphorus; Sediment geochemistry; Gravel-bed rivers; Forest disturbance; Wildfire; Eutrophication; Climate change
Water Treatment
Cameron ES, Schmidt PJ, Tremblay BJ-M, Emelko MB, Müller KM. 2021. Enhancing diversity analysis by repeatedly rarefying next generation sequencing data describing microbial communities. Scientific Reports, 11:22302. [Article]
Keywords: Rarefying; Amplicon sequencing data; DNA analysis; Diversity analysis; Sampling; Cyanobacteria;
Cameron ES, Schmidt PJ, Tremblay BJ-M, Emelko MB, Müller KM. 2021. Enhancing diversity analysis by repeatedly rarefying next generation sequencing data describing microbial communities. Scientific Reports, 11:22302. [Article]
Keywords: Rarefying; Amplicon sequencing data; DNA analysis; Diversity analysis; Sampling; Cyanobacteria;
Water Quality & Forest Management
Mistick E, Johnson MS. 2020. High-frequency analysis of dissolved organic carbon storm responses in headwater streams of contrasting forest harvest history. Journal of Hydrology, 590:125371, DOI: 10.1016/j.jhydrol.2020.125371. [Article]
Keywords: Dissolved organic carbon; Storm response; Hysteresis; Forest harvest; Land use change
Mistick E, Johnson MS. 2020. High-frequency analysis of dissolved organic carbon storm responses in headwater streams of contrasting forest harvest history. Journal of Hydrology, 590:125371, DOI: 10.1016/j.jhydrol.2020.125371. [Article]
Keywords: Dissolved organic carbon; Storm response; Hysteresis; Forest harvest; Land use change
