Freshwater - Project - Canadian Watershed Information Network

To understand the relative impact of regulation and climate change to the HBC, the freshwater team investigated the role of freshwater timing and magnitude on contemporary and future projections of freshwater-marine coupling in Hudson Bay. The team did this by developing continental-scale modelling of the entire Hudson Bay watershed. They conducted uncertainty assessments on the model and projected net changes to runoff under climate, regulation, and naturalized conditions. Results from this team were integral to the ability of other teams to evaluate the impacts of climate change and hydroelectric regulation on the physical, biological, and biogeochemical processes in the bay.

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Title	Freshwater
Research Program Name	Hudson Bay System Study (BaySys)
Keyword Vocabulary	Polar Data Catalogue
Keyword Vocabulary URL	https://www.polardata.ca/pdcinput/public/keywordlibrary
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Theme	Cryosphere Freshwater Marine
Status	Complete
Project DOI	10.5203/x6hd-2n79
Metadata Creation Date	2022
Publisher	CanWIN
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Project Area	Hudson Bay Complex
Spatial regions	Hudson Bay
Spatial extent West Bound Longitude
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Project Start Date	2016-09-26
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Principal Investigators	Principal Investigators 1 Principal Investigator Name David Barber Type of Name Personal Principal Investigator Email David.Barber@umanitoba.ca Principal Investigator Affiliation Centre for Earth Observation Science - University of Manitoba Principal Investigator ORCID ID
Co-Investigators	Co-Investigators 1 Co-Investigator Name Koenig , Kristina Co-Investigator Role Project Leader Co-Investigator Email Co-Investigator Affiliation Manitoba Hydro Co-Investigator ORCID ID Co-Investigators 2 Co-Investigator Name Stadnyk, Tricia Co-Investigator Role Project Leader Co-Investigator Email tricia.stadnyk@ucalgary.ca Co-Investigator Affiliation University of Calgary Co-Investigator ORCID ID
Project Data Curator	David Landry
Project Data Curator email	David.Landry@umanitoba.ca
Project Data Curator Affiliation	Centre for Earth Observation Science - University of Manitoba
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