Principal Investigator:Singer, Claire L Licensed Year(s):
2022
2021 Summary:
This licence has been issued for the scientific research application No.5272.
The proposed research aims to measure the extent of non-native plant spread into natural areas in the NWT, assess the impact of this spread to native plant and soil communities, and assess the risk of invasion from plants in neighbouring jurisdictions.
Sampling plots at increasing distances from the roadside or ri...
Principal Investigator:Schulz, Eva Licensed Year(s):
2013
Summary:
The main objective of the Phase III Environmental Site Assessment is to delineate the hydrocarbon contamination at the site resulting from an overflow of fuel at a vent pipe of an above ground storage tank.
Test holes will be excavated with a backhoe around the former spill area in order to collect soil samples. Each sample will be submitted to a Canadian Association for Laboratory Accreditatio...
Principal Investigator:Quinton, William L. Licensed Year(s):20162015201420132012201120102009200820072006
2005
200420032001 Summary:
This study is a continuation of a project that began in 2001. The researchers are studying the flow and storage of water in the Scotty Creek watershed. The data they collect will help them to create a model that will do a better job of estimating the volume and timing of basin runoff in wetlands in discontinuous permafrost terrain. The information they have collected so far suggests that peat p...
Principal Investigator:Graburn, Larry Licensed Year(s):
2003
Summary:
The proposed activities form part of a Summer Field Geotechnical Investigation Program to be conducted in the Deh Cho Region during 2003. The objective of this program is to gather information that will assess the soil and ground conditions at a represe...
Principal Investigator:Nixon, Mark Licensed Year(s):2008200720062005200420032002
2001
20001999199819971996199519941993199219911990 Summary:
This season, a party of two will survey tubes between Tsiigehtchic and the coast during March and April and from Fort Simpson to the Arctic Coast in July and August. Staff of the Inuvik Research Centre may take late season measurements north and south of Inuvik as part of a cooperative program. Travel will be by road, small boat on the river and helicopter from Inuvik. Access to the sites is alw...
Principal Investigator:Kochtubajda, Bob Licensed Year(s):
1998
Summary:
We propose to transport ad install new automatic weather stations by truck, fixed wing and helicopter to three sites in the Fort Simpson area between mid-June through mid July 1998. The automatic weather stations are both solar-powered and battery-powered, and collect and transmit meteorological data for use in weather forecasts and warnings. The weather stations will be used to support the scien...
Principal Investigator:Wein, Ross Licensed Year(s):
1995
Summary:
The researchers will sample 200-300 forest stands in Wood Buffalo National Park and surrounding areas as well as in the Fort Simpson area. A number of measurements will be taken in each site as well as soil cores and sections of decomposing logs and snages. These will be taken to the U. of A. for analysis. In addition, sediment cores will be taken in lake sediment and/or peatlands for stratigra...