Search Results - "Bernier, N.B."

THE ENVIRONMENT CANADA PAN AND PARAPAN AMERICAN SCIENCE SHOWCASE PROJECT by Joe, P., Belair, S., Bernier, N.B., Bouchet, V., Brook, J. R., Brunet, D., Burrows, W., Charland, J.-P., Dehghan, A., Driedger, N., Duhaime, C., Evans, G., Filion, A.-B., Frenette, R., de Grandpré, J., Gultepe, I., Henderson, D., Herdt, A., Hilker, N., Huang, L., Hung, E., Isaac, G., Jeong, C.-H., Johnston, D., Klaassen, J., Leroyer, S., Lin, H., MacDonald, M., MacPhee, J., Mariani, Z., Munoz, T., Reid, J., Robichaud, A., Rochon, Y., Shairsingh, K., Sills, D., Spacek, L., Stroud, C., Su, Y., Taylor, N., Vanos, J., Voogt, J., Wang, J. M., Wiechers, T., Wren, S., Yang, H., Yip, T.

“…The Pan and Parapan American Games (PA15) are the third largest sporting event in the world and were held in Toronto in the summer of 2015 (10–26 July and 7–15…”
Get full text

Tide and surge energy budgets for Eastern Canadian and Northeast US waters by Bernier, N.B., Thompson, K.R.

“…A depth averaged barotropic model is used to quantify the effect of tides and storm surges on the energy budget for the coastal waters bordering the Northwest…”
Get full text

THE ENVIRONMENT CANADA PAN AND PARAPAN AMERICAN SCIENCE SHOWCASE PROJECT: Environment and Climate Change Canada showcases its research, development, and service initiatives in meteorology, air quality, and health during the Pan and Parapan American Games in 2015 by P. Joe, Belair, S, Bernier, N.B, Bouchet, V, Brook, J.R, Brunet, D, Burrows, W, Charland, J.-p, Dehghan, A, Driedger, N, Duhaime, C, Evans, G, Filion, A.-B, Frenette, R, de Grandpre, J, Gultepe, I, Henderson, D, Herdt, A, Hilker, N, Huang, L, Hung, E, Isaac, G, Jeong, C.-H, D.Johnston, Klaassen, J, Leroyer, S, Lin, H, MacPhee, M. MacDonald. J, Mariani, Z, Munoz, T, Reid, J, Robichaud, A, Rochon, Y, Shairsingh, K, Sills, D, Spacek, L, Stroud, C, Su, Y, Taylor, N, Vanos, J, Voogt, J, Wang, J.M, Wiechers, T, Wren, S, Yang, H, Yip, T

Get full text

Mapping the return periods of extreme sea levels: Allowing for short sea level records, seasonality, and climate change by Bernier, N.B., Thompson, K.R., Ou, J., Ritchie, H.

“…This study of extreme sea levels is motivated by concern over increased coastal erosion and flooding under plausible climate change scenarios. Extremal…”
Get full text