Graham A. Gagnon

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• Relative importance of organic- and iron-based colloids in six Nova Scotian lakes
• Comparing the Predictive Performance, Interpretability, and Accessibility of Machine Learning and Physically Based Models for Water Treatment
• The distribution and transport of lead over two centuries as recorded by lake sediments from northeastern North America
• Evaluating the performance of calculated elemental measures in sediment archives
• Establishing the timing of stable Pb deposition in Maritime-Canadian Lakes
• Evaluating the biological response of drinking water reservoirs to lake recovery using invertebrate abundance and environmental DNA
• Evaluating the utility of elemental measurements obtained from factory-calibrated field-portable X-Ray fluorescence units for aquatic sediments
• Evaluating long-term reservoir water quality trends using sediment chemistry and historical invertebrate abundance at Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada
• Anthropogenic activity in the Halifax region, Nova Scotia, Canada, as recorded by bulk geochemistry of lake sediments
• Using Lake Sediment to predict future treatment challenges: A case study from Halifax, Nova Scotia
• Evaluating the utility of field-portable X-ray fluorescence (pXRF) for the rapid measurement of landscape change proxies
• Using Lake Sediment to predict future treatment challenges: A case study from Halifax, Nova Scotia
• A unified stable Pb sediment chronology for Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
• Preliminary results and experimental design for a bulk geochemical assessment of sediment from drinking water reservoirs in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada