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Cryohydrology in Canada: A brief history by Woo, Ming‐ko

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Impacts of peat and vegetation on permafrost degradation under climate warming by Yi, Shuhua, Woo, Ming-ko, Arain, M. Altaf

“…Simulations of maximum annual thaw at a continuous and a discontinuous permafrost site in Canada were performed using Community Land Model version 3 (CLM3) and…”
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Progress in permafrost hydrology in the new millennium by Woo, Ming-Ko, Kane, Douglas L., Carey, Sean K., Yang, Daqing

“…Increased attention directed at the permafrost region has been prompted by resource development and climate change. This review surveys advances in permafrost…”
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Comparison of runoff and river flow in two large northern basins by Woo, Ming-ko, Thorne, Robin, Brown, Laura

“…Abstract The magnitude and timing of water delivery in two large northern basins are analysed to clarify where runoff is generated and how their rivers acquire…”
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Streamflow response to climatic variability in a complex mountainous environment: Fraser River Basin, British Columbia, Canada by Thorne, Robin, Woo, Ming-ko

“…Within an area where the regional climate variability signal is apparent, local factors including location, topography and land characteristics affect…”
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Streamflow hydrology in the boreal region under the influences of climate and human interference by Woo, Ming-ko, Thorne, Robin, Szeto, Kit, Yang, Daqing

“…The boreal region has a subarctic climate that is subject to considerable inter-annual variability and is prone to impacts of future warming. Climate…”
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Hydrology of subarctic Canadian shield: soil-filled valleys by Spence, Christopher, Woo, Ming-ko

“…The Canadian Shield landscape includes bedrock uplands and valleys infilled with soil. A site near Yellowknife in subarctic Canada was studied to elucidate the…”
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Snowmelt contribution to discharge from a large mountainous catchment in subarctic Canada by Woo, Ming-Ko, Thorne, Robin

“…Snowmelt is responsible for much of the annual runoff and most of the peak discharges in subarctic mountainous regions. It also provides a significant amount…”
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Modifications of a land surface scheme for improved simulation of ground freeze-thaw in northern environments by Yi, Shuhua, Arain, M. Altaf, Woo, Ming-Ko

“…Freezing and thawing front (FTF) depths have implications for surface and subsurface exchanges of energy and water, vegetation growth and organic matter…”
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Hydrological connectivity and seasonal storage change of tundra ponds in a polar oasis environment, Canadian High Arctic by Woo, Ming-Ko, Guan, Xiu Juan

“…Tundra ponds are a common type of wetland in the High Arctic. Their preservation is predicated upon ample water supply and storage to overcome evaporation…”
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integrated framework of lake-stream connectivity for a semi-arid, subarctic environment by Woo, Ming-ko, Mielko, Corrinne

“…Lake-stream networks dominate the semi-arid, subarctic Precambrian shield. Such a network consists of a number of lake basin elements linked to each other by…”
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Winter Flows in the Mackenzie Drainage System by WOO, MING-KO, THORNE, ROBIN, Giguère, Nicole

“…Winter low flow of northern rivers refers to the diminished discharge between the time of rapid flow reduction in the freeze-up period and the arrival of…”
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Using satellite imagery to validate snow distribution simulated by a hydrological model in large northern basins by Brown, Laura, Thorne, Robin, Woo, Ming-Ko

“…Owing to the scarcity of hydro-climatic data in high latitudes, most hydrological models are validated using only discharge data from the basin outlets. In…”
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Slope runoff processes and flow generation in a subarctic, subalpine catchment by Carey, S.K, Woo, M.K

“…Hillslope runoff was studied in a subarctic, subalpine environment to improve understanding of runoff generation processes and the mechanisms whereby water…”
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Seasonal hydrochemistry of a high Arctic wetland complex by Thompson, Dan K, Woo, Ming-Ko

“…The seasonal evolution in the hydrochemistry of four types of wetland (pond, ice wedge trough, wet meadow and mesic site) was studied in a 0·5 km² wetland…”
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Streamflow in the Mackenzie Basin, Canada by Woo, Ming-Ko, Thorne, Robin

“…Rivers of the Mackenzie Basin exhibit several seasonal flow patterns that include the nival (snowmelt dominated), proglacial (influenced by glacier melt),…”
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Snowmelt runoff processes in a headwater lake and its catchment, subarctic Canadian Shield by Mielko, Corrinne, Woo, Ming-ko

“…During the snowmelt season, surface runoff into northern Canadian Shield lakes is governed by the distribution of snow and its ablation, storage in catchment…”
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Cold ocean seas and northern hydrology: an exploratory overview by Woo, Ming-ko

“…Oceans are expected to bring their maritime influence to coastal zones, and sometimes further inland, to affect the terrestrial energy and moisture fluxes…”
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Snow, frozen soils and permafrost hydrology in Canada, 1999-2002 by Woo, Ming-Ko, Marsh, Philip

“…An overview is provided of Canadian research on snow, frozen soils and permafrost hydrology for 1999–2002, the period between the 1999 IUGG meeting in…”
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Reinterpretation of streamflow trends based on shifts in large-scale atmospheric circulation by Woo, Ming-ko, Thorne, Robin, Szeto, Kit K.

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