PROGRAM

Tuesday June 9th

• Board meeting of CWRA
• Ice breaker
• Workshop and/or technical training session

Wednesday June 10th

• Opening talks
• Technical sessions
• Posters cocktail
• CANCID/CSHS meeting

Thursday June 11th

• Technical sessions
• Technical visits and social activities
• General Meeting of CWRA
• Banquet

Fraiday June 12th

• Technical sessions
• Final panel and conclusion

LIST OF SESSIONS (TO BE COMPLETED)

• Water management for dam safety
  Gilles Bourgeois, Génivar
• Stream water temperature analysis and modeling   
  Anik Daigle, INRS-ETE
• Toxic cyanobacteria proliferation in freshwater
  Isabelle Laurion, INRS-ETE
• Hydrological processes and climate changes: What are the impacts, what are the models?
  André Musy, Ouranos
• Extreme Value Analysis in Hydrology
  Salaheddine El-Adlouni, Institut National de Statistique et d’Économie Appliquées de Rabat
• Water Quality Monitoring: the Evolution from Chemical Analysis to Aquatic Biomonitoring
  John Lawrence, Environment Canada
• Analysis of challenges and innovative, sustainable and pragmatic solutions in stormwater management
  Musandji Fuamba, École Polytechnique de Montréal
• Stormwater management and climate change.
  Alain Mailhot, INRS-ETE
• Water Availability Indices
  Jean-François Cyr, Quebec department of sustainable development, environment and parks
• Instream flow and ecological indices
  Daniel Caissie, Fisheries and Oceans Canada
• Groundwater recharge and discharge processes
  Marie Larocque, Université du Québec à Montréal
• Nutrient enrichment of rivers and effects on estuaries
  Simon Courtenay, Fisheries and Oceans Canada and Canadian Rivers Institute
• Can natural archives allow the reconstruction of hydrological variability at the secular and millennial scales?
  Christian Bégin, Canadian Geological Commission
• Links between low and high frequency atmospheric variability and precipitation and temperature extremes
  Philippe Gachon, Environment Canada
• Regional estimation of hydrometeorological variables
  Taha Ouarda, INRS-ETE
• Numeric hydrometeorologic models in a climate change context
  Vincent Fortin, Environment Canada
• Water needs and challenges in the context of integrated drainage basin management
  Louise Babineau, Quebec City
• Opening the weir: Flowing water science to water managers
  Karl Schaefer, Environment Canada

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