John W. Pomeroy, University of Saskatchewan
Geography
Professor
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
pomeroy@usask.ca
Office:
(306) 966-5671
Expert In
Bio/Research
RESEARCH INVOLVES
Field, theoretical and laboratory research to increase understanding of the interactions between water resources, climate, and land use in cold climates; developing more effective computer models for assessing water supply variability.
RESEARCH RELEVANCE
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Field, theoretical and laboratory research to increase understanding of the interactions between water resources, climate, and land use in cold climates; developing more effective computer models for assessing water supply variability.
RESEARCH RELEVANCE
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Bio/Research
RESEARCH INVOLVES
Field, theoretical and laboratory research to increase understanding of the interactions between water resources, climate, and land use in cold climates; developing more effective computer models for assessing water supply variability.
RESEARCH RELEVANCE
Increased ability to predict and mitigate the adverse effects of water resource variability in western and northern Canada.
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Field, theoretical and laboratory research to increase understanding of the interactions between water resources, climate, and land use in cold climates; developing more effective computer models for assessing water supply variability.
RESEARCH RELEVANCE
Increased ability to predict and mitigate the adverse effects of water resource variability in western and northern Canada.
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