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Introductory GIS Workshops Using Open-Source GIS Tools
Competence in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) is an essential component of geographical and earth science post-secondary …
Dewey W. Dunnington, I. S Spooner
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Flexible, platform-independent, open-source data structures and conversion mechanisms for paleolimnological data
Paleolimnological data by nature is complex and multidimensional, which makes the storage, visualization, and manipulation of such data …
Dewey W. Dunnington
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Preliminary results and experimental design for a bulk geochemical assessment of sediment from drinking water reservoirs in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
The treatment of surface water from reservoirs is a necessary and expensive undertaking. As the cost of treatment is directly impacted …
Dewey W. Dunnington, I. S Spooner, Chris E. White, Graham A. Gagnon, Wendy H. Krkošek
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Paleolimnology and long-term perspectives on water quality at Alta Lake, Whistler, British Columbia, Canada: implications for management
Small, recreationally important lakes are economically critical to many communities. Development of management practices to prevent the …
Dewey W. Dunnington, I. S. Spooner, Christopher E. White
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Using paleolimnological techniques and XRF to investigate metal sequestration, mobility, and bioavailability in shallow lakes: case studies from Nova Scotia, Canada
Lakes in Nova Scotia, Canada are commonly used as water source reservoirs, serve as significant recreational resources ($100 m/year) …
Ian S. Spooner, Dewey W. Dunnington, Christopher E. White
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Decoupling natural and anthropogenic change at Alta Lake, Whistler, British Columbia: Implications for management
Small, recreationally important lakes are economically critical to communities across Canada. Currently the development of management …
Dewey W. Dunnington, I. S. Spooner, Christopher E. White
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Decoupling natural and anthropogenic change at Alta Lake, Whistler, British Columbia: Implications for management
Small, recreationally important lakes are economically critical to communities across Canada. Currently the development of management …
Dewey W. Dunnington, I. S. Spooner, Christopher E. White
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A 10 000 year record of environmental change at Long Lake, Cumberland Marshes, Nova Scotia-New Brunswick border region, Canada
Long Lake, Nova Scotia is a small, shallow lake located 12 km inland from the head of the Bay of Fundy within the Amherst Marsh, which …
Dewey W. Dunnington, Hilary White, I. S. Spooner, Christopher E. White, N. O'Driscoll, Nick Mclellan
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Remediation of Salt-Impacted Soils Using Automated Conductivity Monitoring, Leachate Collection, Irrigation, and Injection: Alternative Methods for In-Situ Remediation
Remediation of salt impacted soils remains a major issue in the environmental industry, as brine constituents from fluid discharges …
Ion Ratiu, Dewey W. Dunnington
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Using Paleolimnological Methods to Track Late-Holocene Environmental Change at Long Lake, New Brunswick-Nova Scotia Border Region, Canada
The Missaguash Bog and Amherst Marsh represent an area with a long history of anthropogenic influence, situated along the border of …
Dewey W. Dunnington
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