PROGRAM

LIST OF SESSIONS

• Training 1 - Tuesday June 9th 13h45-16h00
  Frequency Analysis using HYFRAN-PLUS software
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• Training 2 -Tuesday June 9th 10h00-15h30
  Modélisation Hydrodynamique 2D
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• Training 3 - Tuesday June 9th 15h00-16h30
  Online mapping resources
  
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  Online mapping resources
  Natural Resources Canada
  Data Dissemination Branch – Earth Science Sector
  
  This workshop is to learn about Natural Resources Canada online mapping databases. It is an opportunity to establish and improve the methodology used to carry out map and data research.
  
  This training will not only provide you with new geographic reference tools, but it will familiarise you with:
  • Basic terminology
  • Locating a map in Canada
  • Open Source GeoServer
  • Open Source Freeware
  • Conversion tools
  
  You will discover resources in:
  • Hydrology (National Hydro Network)
  • Hydrogeology
  • Geology (surface and subsurface)
  • Geographic (topography, National road network, elevation)
  
  The training will be offered in English (and in French – depending on the requests) by Mrs Isabelle Martineau of the Quebec Geoscientific Centre.
• Session 1 - Wednesday June 10th 13h00 - 14h30
  Water management at the sub-drainage basin scale: non point source pollution problems (CANCID)
  Robert Lagacé, Université Laval
• Session 2 - Wednesday June 10th 13h00 - 14h30
  Water availability indices
  Jean-François Cyr, Quebec department of sustainable development, environment and parks
• Session 3 - Wednesday June 10th 13h00 - 14h30
  Can natural archives allow the reconstruction of hydrological variability at the secular and millennial scales? (1)
  Christian Bégin, Eastern Canada Soil Conservation Center
• Session 4 - Wednesday June 10th 13h00 - 14h30
  Water management for dam safety
  Gilles Bourgeois, Génivar
• Session 5 - Wednesday June 10th 13h00 - 14h30
  Numeric hydrometeorologic models in a climate change context
  Vincent Fortin, Environment Canada
• Session 6 - Wednesday June 10th 15h00 - 16h30
  Soil conservation in the context of drainage basin management (CANCID) 
  Jean-Louis Daigle, Eastern Canada Soil Conservation Center
• Session 7 - Wednesday June 10th 15h00 - 16h30
  Stormwater management and climate change.
  Alain Mailhot, INRS-ETE
• Session 8 - Wednesday June 10th 15h00 - 16h30
  Can natural archives allow the reconstruction of hydrological variability at the secular and millennial scales? (2)
  Christian Bégin, Canadian Geological Commission
• Session 9 - Wednesday June 10th 15h00 - 16h30
  To be announced
• Session 10 - Wednesday June 10th 15h00 - 16h30
  Links between low and high frequency atmospheric variability and precipitation and temperature extremes
  Philippe Gachon, Environment Canada
• Session 11 - Thursday June 11th 8h30 - 10h00
  "ECOSAN", a new paradigm for achieving UN sanitation Millennium Development Goals
  Jean-Marcel Laferrière, CIDA
• Session 12 - Thursday June 11th 8h30 - 10h00
  Analysis of challenges and innovative, sustainable and pragmatic solutions in stormwater management
  Musandji Fuamba, École Polytechnique de Montréal
• Session 13 - Thursday June 11th 8h30 - 10h00
  Extreme Value Analysis in Hydrology
  Salaheddine El-Adlouni, Institute of applied economics and statistics, Morocco
• Session 14 - Thursday June 11th 8h30 - 10h00
  Water needs and challenges in the context of integrated drainage basin management
  Louise Babineau, Quebec City
• Session 15 - Thursday June 11th 8h30 - 10h00
  Instream flow and ecological indices
  Daniel Caissie, Pêches et océans Canada
• Session 16 - Thursday June 11th 10h15 - 12h15
  Water availability in agricultural areas: Impact of climate change, conservation methods and irrigation techniques (CANCID)
  Chandra Madramootoo, Mc Gill
• Session 17 - Thursday June 11th 10h15 - 12h15
  Hydrological Sciences
  Chris Spence , Environment Canada
• Session 18 - Thursday June 11th 10h15 - 12h15
  Regional estimation of hydrometeorological variables
  Taha Ouarda, INRS-ETE
• Session 19 - Thursday June 11th 10h15 - 12h15
  Toxic cyanobacteria proliferation in freshwater
  Isabelle Laurion , INRS-ETE
• Session 20 - Thursday June 11th 10h15 - 12h15
  Stream water temperature analysis and modeling   
  Anik Daigle, INRS-ETE
• Session 21 - Friday June 12th 8h00 - 9h30
  Hydrological processes and climate changes: What are the impacts, what are the models?
  André Musy, Ouranos
• Session 22 - Friday June 12th 8h00 - 9h30
  Water needs and challenges in the context of integrated drainage basin management
  Louise Babineau, Quebec City
• Session 23 - Friday June 12th 8h00 - 9h30
  Groundwater recharge and discharge processes
  Marie Larocque, Université du Québec à Montréal
• Session 24 - Friday June 12th 8h00 - 9h30
  Sécurité civile : Émergence de nouveaux risques en milieu hydrique
  Isabelle Thomas Maret, Université de Montréal, Martin Ferland, Centre d’expertise hydrique du Québec, Nathalie Bleau, ministère de la Sécurité publique et Ouranos, François Morneau, ministère de la Sécurité publique
• Session 25 - Friday June 12th 9h45 - 11h15
  Hydrological processes and climate changes: What are the impacts, what are the models?
  André Musy, Ouranos
• Session 26 - Friday June 12th 9h45 - 11h15
  Opening the weir: Flowing water science to water managers
  Karl Schaefer, Environment Canada
• Session 27 - Friday June 12th 9h45 - 11h15
  Sediment processess
  Yves Tramblay, Laboratoire Hydrosciences Montpellier, France
• Session 28 - Friday June 12th 9h45 - 11h15
  "Water Quality Monitoring: the Evolution from Chemical Analysis to Aquatic Biomonitoring
  John Lawrence, Environment Canada
  

STUDENTS AND YOUNG PROFESSIONNALS

The CWRA Student and Young Professionnals will organize several activities during the conference. They will be announced in the near future.

7 - 9 - wednesday june 10th 19h - 21h
7 - 9 organized by Students and Young Professionnals Chapter
Meeting - thursday june 11th 7h30
Meeting of Students and Young Professionnals Chapter