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Research
Latest funding
- $126,280
Mobile field laboratory for the study of lake and river ice and the impact of extreme weather conditions on the built environment
NSERC · 2025 · Co-investigator
- $100,000
Process based characterisation of river hydraulics, morphology and fish passage
NSERC · 2023 · Principal investigator
- $150,000
Appareil de cisaillement simple pour la caractérisation dynamique et statique des sols
NSERC · 2023 · Co-investigator
Mobile field laboratory for the study of lake and river ice and the impact of extreme weather conditions on the built environment
Principal investigators: Trudel, Mélanie
Keywords: lake and river ice; built environment; extreme weather conditions; ice jam; field work
Process based characterisation of river hydraulics, morphology and fish passage
Principal investigators: Lacey, Jay
Keywords: river engineering; ecohydraulic engineering; fish passage; ice processes in rivers; river confluence mixing; open-channel laboratory studies; numerical modeling of open-channels; instream fish habitat; computational fluid dynamics
Appareil de cisaillement simple pour la caractérisation dynamique et statique des sols
Principal investigators: Karray, Mourad
Hydraulic and vulnerability modelling of the Trois-Lacs area in the province of Quebec
Principal investigators: Boucher, Marie-Amélie M-A
Keywords: courbes débit-dommages; dommages aux infrastructures; hydraulique; hydrologie; inondations; modélisation; processus sédimentaires; sécurité publique; zones inondables
Valoriser les données émergentes sur le couvert de glace afin de mieux comprendre le régime de glace de rivière et les processus associés (inondations, évolution morphologique)
Principal investigators: Trudel, Mélanie M
Keywords: données in situ; drones; évolution morphologique; glace de rivière; inondation; modélisation numérique; satellites
Laboratory wave generator for studying wave impacts on retaining walls
Principal investigators: Lacey, Jay
CFD modelling of sediment transport: case study of the Castle River, QC**
Principal investigators: Lacey, Jay
Fish passage and ice processes in relation to turbulent flow in open-channels
Principal investigators: Lacey, Jay
CFD modelling of air entrainment and sediment in open-channels using OpenFOAM
Principal investigators: Lacey, Jay
CFD modelling of a fish ladder
Principal investigators: Lacey, Jay
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
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