Check out our new @STOTEN_journal open-access paper that highlights a multi-method investigation of disappearing sands on a world-renowned beach! Thank you to @ParksCanada for the support. https://t.co/VuXH6m0LgZ

Very cool stuff from possibly a better Sullivan; even if the 'O' was dropped ;0 Nice one @fisheries_etc

Check out @nicolekleroux 's amazing field and model paper on tidal pumping of fractured bedrock aquifers showing intra-tidal resistivity changes and impacts of dyke overtopping and vertical saltwater intrusion

Researchers at Dalhousie University have discovered a decrease in freshwater on Sable Island that is likely connected to climate change and is a warning about the danger facing small islands around the world. https://t.co/qBnnDJVef1

Drumroll.... happy to have my first pub from my PhD research out there into the world in @HydroProcesses! We take a look at shallow groundwater temperature patterns through a regional monitoring network! (Check out here: https://t.co/ruMOqBWMRF)

An excellent opportunity to work with @RiverSciLife. Greg's work on river form and functioning in relation to fish is truly top-notch. Link for posting here:

. . . at specific depth and velocity regimes worked like stink. Within 20 mins of dropping the boulders a drone shot revealed adult Atlantic salmon dialing into the hydraulics. Thermal refuges are more than temperature, hydraulics are critical . . . as is fish size!

Preliminary results from a thermal refuge augmentation my company oversaw last summer with @SalmonMiramichi . The aims were to (a) reduce thermal mixing (increase refuge length), (b) reduce swimming cost by accounting for thermo-hydrodynamics. The boulders positioned . . .

Always great to work with the @SalmonMiramichi. Their smolts wheels are critical for understanding variability in salmon populations and provide metrics on river ecosystem health and balance.

Trees in New Brunswick blow my mind. This is a pure postglacial deposit, not a hint of soil excluding the organic layer. Tough funkers!

Come work with our group and @MichaelHydroLab on an exciting new postdoct position on #submarine freshened #groundwater systems offshore of PEI. #postdocjobs #academictwitter #academicjobs Details in link: https://t.co/6xeG6AWpYz

Reading on salmonids bioenergetics and this nugget has been invaluable. Well worth a read for any folk studying salmonids and how the habitats they occupy (relating to temperature, velocity and fish size) change for optimal foraging. https://t.co/XQsVZ8uQhm

We will throw the kitchen sink at some remote sensing river research this summer. Data fusion includes drone based thermal infrared, topobathy LiDAR, and hyperspectral imagery. No idea what we will see. I know what we won’t see ... my ginger soul 😂 @TLinnans @UNBForEM

Thanks a million, Reid 🤓

Nice work, Elise :’)

We're celebrating International Day of Women and Girls in Science! The MSA is proud to have women leading our scientific work. Thank you to MSA President Dr. Robyn McCallum, Hatchery Manager Holly Labadie, and Biologist Lyndsay Jay-Keating.

My company (O'Sullivan EcoHydraulics) worked with @SalmonMiramichi to augment a thermal refuge. A delta had formed leading to an increase in thermal mixing and pushed the plume into the thalweg. We augmented it with bioenergetics in mind. Pumped the MSA were my first client :)

This paper should be imperative reading for all hydrologists and ecologists, alike. It succinctly details the importance of storage capacity - in the ground - as a 1st order control on flooding. An absolute belter! @TetzlaffEcoHyd @IainAMalcolm https://t.co/vvBr8ls4Og

Comparison of bathymetric LiDAR sensors with multibeam sonar and terrestrial laser i River Lærdal in Norway. The bathymetric LiDAR provides amazing data. https://t.co/UT4jNBJA0j #mdpiremotesensing via @RemoteSens_MDPI

We conclude with some simple guidelines to limit TIR absolute temperature errors. The open access paper is available at this link: