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Intensive course on hydrology offered by the University of Saskatchewan

The University of Saskatchewan is offering a 10-day intensive course in hydrology in the fall of 2022. The goals of the course are to describe and explain:

  • "The physical principles and processes that govern hydrology, with special reference to Canadian and cold regions conditions."
  • "Mass and energy balance calculations and their application in hydrology."

The educational objectives of this course are to:

  • "Describe the principal hydrological processes active in Canadian and cold regions contexts."
  • "Assess the effects of variable boundary conditions on hydrology."
  • "Apply coupled energy and mass balance equations to calculate hydrological fluxes including runoff and streamflow."

 Training plan

DatesSubjectsInstructors
October 31, 2022Fundamentals & Hydrological Cycle; Hydrometeorology & PrecipitationJohn Pomeroy
November 1, 2022Interception & EvapotranspirationRichard Petrone; John Pomeroy
November 2, 2022Groundwater HydrologyMasaki Hayashi; John Pomeroy
November 3, 2022Snow Accumulation, Sublimation and RedistributionJohn Pomeroy
November 4, 2022Snowmelt and Snowcover DepletionJohn Pomeroy
November 5, 2022Glacier HydrologyCaroline Aubry-Wake; John Pomeroy
November 6, 2022BREAK - Day Off 
November 7, 2022Soil HydrologyAndrew Ireson
November 8, 2022Hillslope and Catchment HydrologySean Carey; John Pomeroy
November 9, 2022River Basin Hydrology and Streamflow HydrographsKevin Shook
November 10, 2022Hydraulics, and River Ice; Hydrometry and Routing; SynthesisTricia Stadnyk; Alain Pietroniro; John Pomeroy

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Upcoming events

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June 2024

RHQ24 Conference | Hydrological Research in Quebec - 5th Edition | "Navigate the water cycle from one extreme to the other".

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