Abstract: The University of Waterloo Long Range Transport (UW‐LRT) Model is used to simulate the seasonal deposition levels attributable to emissions from Sudbury, Ontario, Central Ohio, and Western Pennsylvania. Recorded deposition ...

Abstract: The uncertainties implicit in suspended sediment transport curves are examined and the practice of using sediment load versus discharge is shown to be misleading, since the goodness of fit implied by this relation is ...

Abstract: A forecasting technique for predicting river flow resulting from combined snowmelt and rainfall is presented The technique incorporates Kalman filtering techniques to reflect Uncertainty in the measured data as well as ...

Abstract: The urban snowpack effectively acts as a collection device for atmospheric-deposited PAHs. When these PAHs are flushed out in a short time interval along with springtime snowmelt, these cause shockloading to receiving ...

Abstract: North America’s water distribution systems are aging and incurring increased pipe breaks. These breaks pose a serious threat to urban drinking water security, leading to service interruptions, loss of revenue, and increasing ...

Abstract: To respond to growing concerns related to potential contamination ingress via backflow and/or terrorist threats to drinking water, a data mining approach is developed. Use of this data mining approach, in conjunction with ...