Webinars

Stream temperature exerts a critical control on aquatic habitat and is a key forest management concern in many jurisdictions. Decades of research highlight that stream temperature typically [...]

  Surface water-groundwater interactions play an important role in governing the ecological function of wetland features. Sophisticated numerical techniques to assess surface [...]

  CSHS-PCIC Workshop – Selecting, applying, and interpreting climate projections for hydrologic modelling Date: July 21, 2022 Considering future climate in decision making is quickly [...]

  CSHS Afternoon Workshop: PAVICS-Hydro: Open-Source Hydrological Modelling as a Service February 18, 2022 Instructors: Dr. Richard Arsenault, Professeur,  École de technologie supérieure [...]

Access slides and examples here   Spatial Vector Processing with R Date: Wednesday, December 2 from 12pm – 2pm (Eastern Time) This free webinar is hosted by the CSHS-hydRology group, [...]

  In collaboration with the CWRA – Manitoba Branch, CSHS offered a webinar at 1pm (EDT) on October 27th to demonstrate innovative field methods available to Canadian Water Resource [...]

  In collaboration with the CWRA – Manitoba Branch, CSHS is offered a one-hour webinar at 1pm (EDT) on July 28th to demonstrate three tools and data available to Canadian Water [...]

Many hydrologists working in Canada are aware of the National Hydro Network produced by Natural Resources Canada. It is a federal dataset containing lakes, rivers, and flowpaths that is often [...]

R is free, open source software (FOSS) for general calculation, statistics, data processing and graphing. It is very widely used in hydrology and there are many packages of added functions [...]

Markdown is a simple markup language for creating documents from text files. R Markdown combines the simplicity of markdown with the power of R, allowing you to be more productive, and making [...]