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IP3 Workshop 2, Wilfrid Laurier University, Waterloo, Ontario - Presentations

8-10 November 2007
Session 1 - Welcome and Introduction
	Gordon Young: Plenary Speech: Cold Regions Hydrology and its Relevance to Canada and the World
	John Pomeroy: Overview and Current Status of IP3
Session 2 - Scientific Reports
	Sean Carey: Runoff processes and thermal modelling in subarctic catchments
	Masaki Hayashi: Updates on the Lake O'Hara alpine hydrology study
	Raoul Granger: Update on Lake Evaporation Studies
	Richard Janowicz: Transfer of Recent Wolf Creek Hydrometeorological Process Findings to Yukon Mine Reclamation Projects
	Chris Hopkinson: Using LiDAR to study alpine watersheds and glacial hydrology
Session 3 - Scientific Reports
	Bill Quinton: Advances in Processes and Parameterisation Studies at Scotty Creek
	Phil Marsh: Snow and lake processes at the arctic forest/tundra transition
	Scott Munro: Exploring the Glacier Boundary Layer
	John Pomeroy: Snow Processes and Parameterisations
	Chris Spence: IP3 Activities at Baker Creek
Session 4 - Scientific Reports
	Richard Essery: Parametrization of snow processes over complex landscapes
	Danny Marks: Snow hydrology and modelling
	Kathy Young: Hydrologic Setting of Polar Bear Pass, Bathurst Island, Nunavut - Preliminary Findings
	Dale Ross: Water Survey of Canada's International Polar Year Hydrometric Activities
	Mike Demuth (presented by C. Hopkinson): Federal Glaciology and IP3 in the western and northern Cordillera
	Chad Ellis: Update on the Cold Regions Hydrological Model
Session 5 - Poster Session
	Laura Comeau: Glacier Melt Contribution to Streamflow in the South Saskatchewan River Basin
	Chris DeBeer: Variability of Snowmelt over a Rocky Mountains Headwater Basin
	Pablo Dornes: Effects of Explicit Landscape Representation in a Land Surface Scheme
	Tom Elliot: Digital Tools for a Cold World
	Chad Ellis: Simulation of Snow Accumulation and Melt Using the Cold Regions Hydrological Model
	Nicholas Kinar: An Automated Gauge for Acoustically Determining Snow Water Equivalent
	Cecile Menard: Improving the Parameterizations of Cold Region Processes in a Land Surface Model
	Yanzhen Ou: Hydrological Modelling in Marmot Basin
	Richard Petrone: The Cold Regions Research Centre (CRRC) at Wilfrid Laurier University
	Fereidoun Rezanezhad: 3-D Computed Tomographic Measurements for Pore Size Distribution through Peat Soil
	Yinsuo Zhang: Evaluation of Simulation Algorithms and Parameterization Methods for Ground Thawing and Freezing in Permafrost Regions
	The Climate and Cryosphere Project (CliC) Theme 1 Poster
Session 6 - Scientific Reports
	Al Pietroniro: Modelling update
	Ken Snelgrove: Modelling groundwater storage
	Frank Seglenieks: MESH in IP3 basins
	Diana Verseghy: Update on CLASS for MESH and IP3
	Edgar Herrera: Snow transport prediction on IP3 basins
Session 7 - Scientific Reports
	Bruce Davison: The MESH community model - latest developments
	Brian Tolson: Tools to enhance model development and predictions
	Murray Mackay: Climate/Lake Modeling Activities at the Climate Research Division of Environment Canada
	Nick Rutter: Evaluation of snow models: SnowMIP2 and future high resolution evaluation
Lunch Session on the August 2007 LiDAR campaign - Chris Hopkinson
Session 8 - Theme Discussion
	Ric Soulis: WATCLASS in a northern peatland
Session 9 - Collaborations and Partnerships in Related National and International Programs
	Ian Church: IP3, A Canadian Contribution to Global Science through IPY
	Fred Wrona: IPY Arctic Freshwater Systems: Hydrology and Ecology
	Brian Menounos: The Western Canadian Cryospheric Network - Recent Progress
Session 10 - Users' Session
	Bob Reid: Background and Mandate of Users' Advisory Committee
	Ian Church: User's perspective, from the North
	Robert Sandford: A Tower of North American Babel: Making Climate Science Intelligible To Leaders, Policy Makers, and the Public

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