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Research
Latest funding
- $144,505
Powering high resolution measurements of terrain characteristics and C-N-P dynamics for improved assessment of permafrost C feedback potential of High Arctic watersheds
NSERC · 2025 · Principal investigator
- $30,000
Investigating the role of soil microbial processes in aquatic greenhouse gas emissions in Eastern Canadian permafrost landscapes _x000d_
NSERC · 2020 · Co-investigator
- $258,000
Water quality impacts of mobilization of permafrost carbon & nitrogen in High Arctic watersheds
NSERC · 2019 · Principal investigator
Powering high resolution measurements of terrain characteristics and C-N-P dynamics for improved assessment of permafrost C feedback potential of High Arctic watersheds
Principal investigators: Lafreniere, Melissa
Keywords: permafrost hydrology; surface water biogeochemistry; land to water connectivity; carbon cycling; nitrogen cycling; climate change impacts; dissolved organic matter; nutrients; water quality; high arctic canada
Investigating the role of soil microbial processes in aquatic greenhouse gas emissions in Eastern Canadian permafrost landscapes _x000d_
Principal investigators: Douglas, Peter
Water quality impacts of mobilization of permafrost carbon & nitrogen in High Arctic watersheds
Principal investigators: Lafreniere, Melissa
Keywords: watershed biogeochemistry; permafrost hydrology; climate change; dissolved organic matter; dissolved nitrogen; permafrost disturbance; permafrost carbon feedback; solute loads; organic matter lability; canadian high arctic
Water quality impacts of mobilization of permafrost carbon & nitrogen in High Arctic watersheds
Principal investigators: Lafrenière, Melissa MJ
Keywords: canadian high arctic; climate change; dissolved nitrogen; dissolved organic matter; organic matter lability; permafrost carbon feedback; permafrost distrubance; permafrost hydrology; solute loads; watershed biogeochemistry
Breaking down the permafrost carbon feedback enigma: characterizing the composition and lability of dissolved organic carbon (DOC) according to size fractions
Principal investigators: Lafreniere, Melissa
NSERC Permafrost Partnership Network for Canada
Principal investigators: Gruber, Stephan SW
Keywords: adaptation; climate change impacts; cryoshphere; environmental modelling; monitoring; natural resources; northern development; northern engineering; permafrost; water
Advanced ion chromatography for assessing permafrost degradation impacts on water quality and organic carbon composition and dynamics
Principal investigators: Lafreniere, Melissa
The Queen's Arctic Water Laboratory (QuAWLity) Facility
Principal investigators: Lafrenière, Melissa
Field studies investigating the response of water quality and biogeochemistry of High Arctic watersheds to**changing permafrost and hydrology
Principal investigators: Lafreniere, Melissa
The biogeochemical response of High Arctic surface waters to changing permafrost and hydrology
Principal investigators: Lafreniere, Melissa
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