Advances in Global Water, Water Connectivity, and Water Infrastructure Data

Section	Hydrology
Date	July 8 2021
Session Title	Advances in Global Water, Water Connectivity, and Water Infrastructure Data
Session Number	S7
Convenors	Penny Beames (McGill University)
	Heloisa Ehalt Macedo (McGill University)
	Florence Tan (McGill University)

Talk #	Start Time (EST)	Presentation Title	Speaker	Affiliation	Co-Author(s)
	13:30:00	Introduction
1	13:35:00	Harmonizing multiple global dam and water data products to get the best of all worlds	Penny Beames	McGill University	Mira Anand, Jean-Gabriel Chiasson, & William Xing
2	13:50:00	Calibration and Validation of isoWATFLOOD, a Tracer-Aided Hydrologic Model, for a Mesoscale Precambrian Shield Watershed in Northeastern Ontario, Canada	Arghavan Tafvizi	Laurentian University	April L. James, Tricia Stadnyk, Huaxia Yao, & Charles Ramcharan
3	14:05:00	Global spatially explicit database of wastewater treatment plants	Heloisa Ehalt Macedo	McGill University	Bernhard Lehner, Jim Nicell, Günther Grill, Ranish Shakya, & Antonio Limtong
	14:20:00	Break
4	14:30:00	Global prevalence of non-perennial rivers and streams	Mathis Messager	McGill University	Bernhard Lehner, Charlotte Cockburn, Nicolas Lamouroux, Hervé Pella, Ton Snelder, Klement Tockner, Tim Trautmann, Caitlin Watt, & Thibault Datry
5	14:45:00	Historical Flashiness Index Dynamics in Urbanizing Streams in Southwestern Ontario	Dwayne Keir	Ryerson University	Claire Oswald
6	15:00:00	Assessing the performance of hillslope sediment connectivity approaches for large-scale applications	Florence Tan	McGill University	Bernhard Lehner & Pasquale Borrelli
7	15:15:00	Linking hydrological and cryohydrogeological models for improved estimates of climate impacts on northern waters	Robin Thorne	Wilfrid Laurier University	Philip Marsh, David L. Rudolph, Christopher Spence, Oliver Sonnentag, Jeffrey M. McKenzie, & Aaron A. Berg
	15:30:00	Closing remarks
	15:45:00	Hydrology Annual General Meeting