| Session 1 - Welcome |
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Bill Fisher, Parks Canada, Director General for Western and Northern Canada: Welcome from Parks Canada |
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Erica Wilson, CFCAS: Welcome from the Canadian Foundation for Climate and Atmospheric Sciences |
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Brian Menounos: Western Canadian Cryospheric Network (WC2N) overview and update |
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John Pomeroy: The IP3 research network: Enhancing understanding of water resources in Canada's cold regions |
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Michael Allchin: Data Management and archiving for IP3 and WC2N |
| Session 2 - Modelling Overview |
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Al Pietroniro: Land-surface-hydrological models for environmental prediction |
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Bryan Tolson: Calibration and analysis of the MESH hydrological model applied to Reynolds Creek, Idaho |
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Diana Verseghy: Regional runs of the Canadian Land-Surface Scheme (CLASS) for IPY |
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Ric Soulis: Micro-scale to meso-scale: An update on the IP3 sub-grid soil-water budget |
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Edgar Herrera: GEM modelling update for IP3 |
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Tom Brown: Update on the Cold Regions Hydrological Model (CRHM) |
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Olga Semenova: The universal model "Hydrograph": Modelling across climates, landscapes, and space scales, with specific implementation to the Russian Arctic |
| Session 3 - Northern Basins |
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Phil Marsh: Snow and small lake processes at the Arctic forest/tundra transition in the Western Canadian Arctic |
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Stefano Endrizzi: Modelling the spatial variability of the snow cover and the surface energy fluxes at Trail Valley Creek |
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Stefan Pohl: Hydrologic modelling at a continuous permafrost site using MESH |
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Bill Quinton: IP3 progress at Scotty Creek |
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Ross Phillips: Improved process understanding and parameterisation methods but not yet prediction on the subarctic Canadian Shield |
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Richard Janowicz: Recent hydrologic response trends observed in Yukon Territory |
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Stephen Dery: Streamflow in northern Canada during the IPY |
| Session 4 - Mountain Basins |
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John Pomeroy: Snow dynamics and modeling in open and forested basins |
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Cecile Menard: Snow processes and parameterisation in complex landscapes |
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Stephen Dery: Blowing snow in the Cariboo Mountains, British Columbia |
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Sean Carey: Improved parameterisations for organic-covered permafrost soils in land-surface and hydrological models |
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Masaki Hayashi: Hydrological storage and pathways in alpine headwaters: Lake O'Hara study update |
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Scott Munro: Peyto Glacier: Revisiting the 25 m HRU |
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Danny Marks: Synergistic observations and hydrological modelling over a snow-dominated mountain basin |
| Session 5 - Mini-Workshop on Data Archiving |
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John Pomeroy: Need for data archive |
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Michael Allchin: IP3/WC2N archives and information systems |
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Steve Liang: GeoCENS: Geospatial Cyberinfrastructure for ENvironmental Sensing |
| Session 6 - Glaciers I |
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Roger Wheate: Glacier extents and elevations, past and present |
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Christina Tennant: Eight decades of glacier change, Canadian Rocky Mountains |
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Shawn Marshall and Eric White: Outlook for Alberta's glaciers |
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Valentina Radic: Evaluating GCMs using the method of self-organizing maps (SOMs) |
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Faron Anslow: Modelling 200 (100) years of glacier change in western Canada |
| Session 7 - Glacier II |
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Garry Clarke: Yet another way of estimating subglacial topography |
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Joe Shea: Radiation modelling for regional glacier melt |
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Bruce Ainslie and Peter Jackson: Numerical modelling and bias-correcting a precipitation climatology over coastal southern British Columbia |
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Andrew Bush: Simulated glacier mass balance in western Canada through the 21st century |
| Session 8 - Posters |
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Kristyn Adams: Measurement of deflation of a debris-covered glacier in Opabin Basin, Yoho National Park |
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Eleanor Bash: Summer field investigations at the Haig Glacier, Alberta |
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Chris DeBeer: Simulation of the snowmelt runoff contributing source area in a small alpine basin |
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Chad Ellis: Sensitivity of net radiation to snow in a Canadian Rocky Mountain basin |
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Xing Fang: Using field surveys and LiDAR to derive parameters for uncalibrated spring streamflow prediction using the Cold Regions Hydrological Model |
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May Guan: Spatiotemporal interaction of near-surface soil moisture content and frost table depth in a discontinuous permafrost environment |
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Masaki Hayashi: Wetland-Forest transition at the edge of permafrost: Roles of water and energy transport process |
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Marco Hernandez-Henriquez: Reconstructing the natural streamflow of La Grande Riviere, Quebec, Canada |
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IP3 Outreach Poster: Linking hydrology and water resources management |
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Edward Johnson: Spatial and temporal processes controlling duff (F and H organic layers) moisture |
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Nicholas Kinar: An automated gauge for acoustically determining snow water equivalent |
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Matt MacDonald: CLASS with blowing snow algorithms: Tests over alpine terrain |
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Jimmy MacDonald: Factors affecting unloading of intercepted snow |
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Danny Marks: Reynolds Creek Experimental Watershed |
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Chris Marsh: Improved MESH efficiency via parallelization and code optimization |
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Theo Mlynowski: Hydrometric monitoring across the Canadian pan-Arctic region, 1950-2008 |
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Jerry Osborn: 35-year photographic record of an advancing rock glacier in the Lake Louise area, Banff National Park, Alberta |
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Ross Phillips: Mapping surface connections for the quantitative measurement of basin scale connectivity |
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Abu Rashed: Prediction of hydrologic fluxes over the Marmot Basin using small scale distributed hydrologic model |
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Olga Semenova: Large-scale modelling with fine spatial-temporal representation of runoff formation processes: Application to the Arctic basins of eastern Siberia |
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Joe Shea: Estimating meteorological variables within glacier boundary layers, southern Coast Mountains, British Columbia |
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Ric Soulis and Guoxiang Liu: Modelling IP3 watersheds: Determining retained soil moisture using both field capacity and topography |
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Ric Soulis and Guoxiang Liu: Update on IP3 soil water budget: Development of an analytical interflow scheme |
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Mike Treberg: Measuring soil water content using heat pulse and TDR probes in unfrozen and frozen soils at Wolf Creek, YT |
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Adam Winstral: Modeling wind speed and snow accumulation gradients across complex terrain from typically collected meteorological data |
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Yinsuo Zhang: Parameterizations of organic-covered permafrost soils in land surface and hydrological models |
| Session 9 - Outreach and Applications of IP3 and WC2N Information |
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Nadine Kapphahn: Outreach activities: WC2N and IP3 |
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Bob Sandford: Corralling the water hole: The role of science in avoiding potential conflict over water resources in the Canadian west |
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Frank Weber: Use of glaciological data for runoff forecasting |
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David Keith and Edward Johnson: Spatial and temporal patterns and processes controlling duff moisture content |
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Katrina Bennett: The Pacific Climate Impacts Consortium - Hydrologic modelling project |
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Bob Sandford: Why cold matters - the state and fate of Canada's snow and ice: A popular summary of the outcomes of the IP3 and WC2N research networks |
| Session 10 - Discussion, Future Plans, Workshop Wrap-up |
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John Pomeroy: The Coldwater Science Collaborative: A support network for water users, water managers, and researchers |