JAN FRANKLIN ADAMOWSKI M.B.A., Ph.D., P.Eng.

Associate Professor Department of Bioresource Engineering, Faculty of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, McGill University

RESEARCH INTERESTS

My research explores engineering, as well as socio-economic and management problems, in the field of water resources with the aim of developing innovative and useful approaches to help reduce the vulnerability, as well as enhance the resilience, adaptive capacity, and sustainability of water resources systems around the world in the face of increasing challenges, uncertainty, and climate change variability. In the field of engineering hydrology, I have conducted extensive research on developing new methods for, among other things: hydrological time series data improvement (i.e., filling gaps, extending short records, etc.); input variable selection for hydrological models; hydro-meteorological trend estimation; and hydrological forecasting. For example, I have made significant contributions to try and address the issues of non-linearity, non-stationarity, and uncertainty assessment in artificial intelligence based hydrological forecasting. In the field of water resources management, I have conducted research in a number of areas, including: i) developing a new Participatory Model Building Framework (PMBF); ii) developing a new approach (that is part of the PMBF) in socio-hydrological modeling to dynamically link stakeholder-built system dynamics models with physical/process based models; iii) a critical examination of the concept of payments for ecosystem services, as well as exploring the use of ‘frame theory’ in the context of ecosystem services to facilitate conflict resolution related to contentious water strategies and policies; iv) and exploring the use of ‘virtual learning platforms’ to facilitate multi-loop social learning in water resources management. As an example of my research in water resources management, I developed a new and unique participatory model building approach, called the Participatory Model Building Framework (PMBF), which facilitates the representation and dynamic modeling of the interactions and feedbacks between physical (e.g., hydrological and related environmental processes) and socio- economic processes in water systems, and also includes key stakeholders in the development and use of the model.

Research output: I have 216 refereed journal papers published, 8 additional referred journal papers in press, 25 additional refereed journal papers accepted (in the last year), 3 monographs published, and 3 books published. I have been the recipient of 8 major awards, and I have given 7 keynote talks at conferences. My Hirsch Index (Scopus = 31 and Google Scholar = 34), i10 Index of 95 and total citations (Scopus = 3348 and Google Scholar = 4763) are excellent for my fields of research.

Research project locations: Watersheds in Canada (Quebec, Ontario, Alberta, etc.); USA; Mexico; Germany; Cyprus; Poland; Italy; Egypt; Jordan; Israel; Iran; Iraq; India; Nepal; Cameroon; Guatemala; Brazil; Spain; China; Ethiopia; Australia; Hungary; Japan; Tanzania; Nigeria; Pakistan; Kyrgyzstan; Mongolia; Algeria; UK; South Korea; and Cuba.

AWARDS

2017 - The College of New Scholars, Artists and Scientists, Royal Society of Canada

2017 - William Dawson Scholar (equivalent to Canada Research Chair Tier II), 5 years, McGill University

2016 - Young Engineer of the Year Award, Canadian Society for Bioengineering

2016 - Young Engineer of the Year Award, Northeastern Agricultural and Biological Engineering Conference

2015 - New Holland Young Researcher Award, American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers

2015 - Accelerator Supplement Award, National Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC), 120 000$ over 3 years as a ‘top up’ on NSERC Discovery Award

2015 - Award for Teaching Excellence, Faculty of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, McGill University

2012 - Liliane and David M. Stewart Scholar in Water Resources, McGill University. Endowed position.

2008-2009 - MIT Energy Initiative Postdoctoral Scholarship, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

2008-2009 - Postdoctoral Scholarship, University of Cambridge (declined)

2005-2007 - Graduate School Scholarship, Warsaw Technical University

2003-2004 - Cambridge Commonwealth Trust Scholarship, University of Cambridge

1998-2002 - RMC Foundation Scholarship, Royal Military College of Canada

PROFESSIONAL RECORD

Associate Professor McGill University, Canada 2014-

Liliane and David M. Stewart Scholar in Water Resources McGill University, Canada 2012-

Interim Director McGill University, Canada 2017- Brace Centre for Water Resources Management

Associate Director McGill University, Canada 2010-2017 Brace Centre for Water Resources Management

Director McGill University, Canada 2009- Integrated Water Resources Management Program

Assistant Professor McGill University, Canada 2009-2014

Postdoctoral Associate Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA 2008-2009

Navy Officer Royal Canadian Navy (Reserves) 1999-2003

EDUCATION

Postdoc Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA 2008-2009

Hydrology and water resources management in the face of uncertainty

Ph.D. Warsaw Technical University, Poland 2005-2008

Doctor of Philosophy in Environmental Engineering Thesis: Development of a new method of flood forecasting based on wavelet transforms Main topic: Hydrological forecasting (Warsaw Technical University, Poland) Secondary topic: Strategic management (École des Hautes Études Commerciales-Paris, France)

M.B.A. Warsaw Technical University Business School, Poland in conjunction with 2004-2005 London Business School, UK École des Hautes Études Commerciales HEC - Paris, France Norwegian School of Economics and Business Administration - Bergen, Norway

Master of Business Administration in International Business (First Class Honors) Thesis: Strategies for the commercialization of innovative sustainable products M.Phil. University of Cambridge, UK in conjunction with 2003-2004 Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA Joint Program through the Cambridge University – MIT Institute, UK/USA

Master of Philosophy in Environmental Engineering for Sustainable Development (Honors) Thesis: Urban water demand modeling and forecasting using artificial intelligence methods

B.Eng. Royal Military College of Canada 1998-2002

Bachelor of Engineering in Civil Engineering (Honors) Thesis: Design of a small scale wastewater treatment plant for Canadian Forces Base Suffield

RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS

H Index (Scopus) 31 (3348 citations) H Index (Google Scholar) 34 (4763 citations) i10 Index 95

Summary:

Papers published in refereed journals 216 Papers in press in refereed journals 8 Papers accepted in refereed journals 25 Books 3 Book chapters 6 Monographs (Refereed) 3 Total 261

Papers in trade journals 1 Book reviews 2 Papers in refereed conference proceedings 36 Newspaper article 1

Keynote talks at conferences/workshops 7 Invited speaker at conferences/workshops 33 Regular conference talks 111 Conference posters 32

Note: The name of students, trainees, and postdoctoral associates that I supervised are underlined

PAPERS SUBMITTED IN REFEREED JOURNALS (Total: 11)

[260] Noori R, Adamowski J. 2018. Persian Gulf and Gulf of Oman spatiotemporal variation of sea surface temperature during the last four decades. Comptes Rendus Geoscience. (IF = 1.621)

[259] Quilty J, Adamowski J. 2018. A stochastic wavelet-based data-driven framework for forecasting uncertain multiscale hydrological and water resources. Journal of Hydrology. (IF = 3.727)

[258] Nalley D, Adamowski J, Biswas A, Ledvinka O, Li Z. 2018. Multiscale influence of ENSO, NAO and PDO on monthly streamflow variability in a set of Canada's unregulated rivers. Advances in Water Resources. (IF = 3.512)

[257] Nalley D, Adamowski J, Biswas A, Gharabaghi B, Hu W. 2018. A multiscale and multivariate analysis of precipitation and streamflow variability in relation to ENSO, NAO and PDO in several watersheds in Canada. Journal of Hydrology. (IF = 3.727)

[256] Nalley D, Adamowski J, Khalil B, Biswas A. 2018. Record extension approaches for streamflow time series from unregulated rivers in Canada: Comparison between conventional and wavelet transform-based methods. Journal of Hydrology. (IF = 3.727)

[255] Cao J, Adamowski J. 2018. Effects of stand age on dragon spruce (Picea asperata Mast.) forest ecosystems’ carbon storage in the upper reaches of Bailongjiang River basin, China. Plant and Soil. (IF = 3.306)

[254] Nikoo R, Monghasemi S, Adamowski J. 2018. Optimizing flip bucket energy dissipaters – considering discharge uncertainty. Journal of Hydraulic Engineering. (IF = 3.512)

[253] Amiri B, Gao J, Fohrer N, Adamowski J, Huang J. 2018. Regionalizing lag time using landscape structural patterns of catchments. Ecological Engineering. (IF = 3.023)

[252] Barzegar R, Moghaddam A, Adamowski J, Nazemi A. 2018. Bagged ensemble of optimized-DRASTIC models for mapping groundwater contamination risk. Journal of Resources, Conservation & Recycling. (IF = 5.120)

[251] Qin Y, Adamowski J, Xueyun X, Hu Z, Cao J, Zhu M, Feng Q. 2018. Variation in leaf stoichiometry by slope aspect in the central Qilian Mountains, China. Journal of Plant Ecology. (IF = 1.759)

[250] Araghi A, Adamowski J, Martinez C, Olesen J. 2018. Projections of future soil temperature in northeast Iran. Journal of Global and Planetary Change. (IF = 3.982)

PAPERS IN PRESS IN REFEREED JOURNALS (Total = 8)

[249] Choubin B, Moradi E, Golshan M, Adamowski J. 2018. An ensemble prediction of flood susceptibility using multivariate discriminant analysis, classification and regression trees, and support vector machines. Science of the Total Environment. (IF = 4.6) In Press.

[248] Barzegar R, Moghaddam A, Adamowski J, Nazemi A. 2018. Understanding the potential origin and associated human health risk of trace elements in the groundwater of Khoy area, NW Iran. Environmental Geochemistry and Health. (IF = 2.994) In Press.

[247] Deo R, Adamowski J, Begum K, Salcedo-Sanz S, Kim D, Dayal K, Byun H. 2018. Quantifying flood events in Bangladesh with a daily-step flood monitoring index based on the concept of daily effective precipitation. Theoretical and Applied Climatology. (IF = 2.321) In Press.

[246] Barzegar R, Moghaddam A, Nazemi A, Adamowski J. 2018. Evidence for the occurrence of hydro-geochemical processes in the groundwater of the Khoy plain in northwestern Iran, using ionic ratios and geochemical modeling. Journal of Environmental Earth Sciences. (IF = 1.435) In Press.

[245] Holden N, Adamowski J, Deo R, Qifeng. 2018. Can individual land ownership reduce grassland degradation and favor socioeconomic sustainability on the Qinghai-Tibetan plateau? Environmental Science and Policy. (IF = 3.826) In Press.

[244] Deo R, Downs N, Adamowski J, Parisi A. 2018. Adaptive neuro-fuzzy inference system integrated with solar zenith angle for forecasting sub-tropical photosynthetically active radiation. Food and Energy Security. (IF = 3.032) In Press.

[243] Kolinjivadi V, Kosoy N, Charré S, Adamowski J. 2018. Economic experiments for collective action in the Kyrgyz Republic: Lessons for Payments for Ecosystem Services (PES). Ecological Economics. (IF = 3.895) In Press.

[242] Noori R, Adamowski J. 2018. Reduced-order simulation of surface currents in Gorgan Bay, Iran. Journal of Hydroinformatics. (IF = 1.797) In Press.

PAPERS ACCEPTED IN REFEREED JOURNALS (Total: 25)

[241] Noori R, Adamowski J. 2018. Modified-DRASTIC, modified-SINTACS, and SI methods for groundwater vulnerability assessment in the southern Tehran aquifer. Hydrological Sciences Journal. (IF = 2.061) Accepted with no further revisions.

[240] Noori R, Berndtsson R, Adamowski J, Abyaneh M. 2018. Temporal and depth variation of lake water quality due to thermal stratification in Karkheh reservoir, Iran. Journal of Hydrology: Regional Studies. (IF = 3.17) Accepted with no further revisions.

[239] Mouatadid S, Adamowski J, Tiwari M, Quilty J. 2018. Long short-term memory networks: An approach to irrigation flow forecasting. Agricultural Water Management. (IF = 3.182) Accepted with no further revisions.

[238] Nguyen V, Byrareddy V, Deo R, Mushtaq S, Adamowski J. 2018. Predicting Robusta coffee yield using soil fertility properties and advanced machine learning techniques. Journal of Computers and Electronics in Agriculture. (IF = 2.427) Accepted with no further revisions.

[237] Esmaeli-Falak M, Katebi H, Vadiati M, Adamowski J. 2018. Predicting triaxial compressive strength and Young’s modulus of frozen sand using artificial intelligence methods. Journal of Cold Regions Engineering. (IF = 0.688) Accepted with no further revisions.

[236] Noori R, Adamowski J. 2018. A critical review on the application of the National Sanitation Foundation water quality index. Environmental Pollution. (IF = 4.358) Accepted with no further revisions.

[235] Reilly K, Adamowski J, John K. 2018. The role of place meanings in opposition to water-related infrastructure projects – the case of the Mactaquac Dam, New Brunswick, Canada. Ecology and Society. (IF = 3.256) Accepted with no further revisions.

[234] Roti V, Polisgowdar B, Kumar D, Adamowski J, Kashyap P. 2018. Field scale comparison of plastic and non- plastic mulch on cabbage growth and production. International Agrophysics. (IF = 0.967) Accepted with no further revisions.

[233] Amiri B, Baheri B, Fohrer N, Adamowski J. 2018. Regionalization of flood magnitudes using ecological attributes of watersheds. Geocarto International. (IF = 1.759) Accepted with minor revisions.

[232] Jean S, Gilbert L, Medema W, Keijzer X, Mayer I, Inam A, Adamowski J. 2018. MSP 2050: An exploration into novel decision support tools for Marine Spatial Planning. Water. (IF = 2.069) Accepted with minor revisions.

[231] Quilty J, Adamowski J, Boucher M. 2018. A stochastic data-driven ensemble forecasting framework for water resources: A case study using ensemble members derived from a database of deterministic wavelet-based models. Water Resources Research. (IF = 4.39) Accepted with moderate revisions.

[230] Noori R, Adamowski J. 2018. A novel model for simulation of nitrate in aquifers. Hydrology and Earth System Sciences. (IF = 4.256) Accepted with moderate revisions.

[229] Uddin N, Li Z, Mahmood I, Mang H, Adamowski J, Germer G, Cheng S, Feng R, Alber K. 2018. Innovative composting methods to heighten resource recovery from human fæces without risk to human or environmental health: A review. Journal of Waste Management. (IF = 4.723) Accepted with moderate revisions.

[228] Pirnia A, Onyutha C, Adamowski J, Golshan M, Darabi H, Choubin B. 2018. Contribution of climate variability and human activities to stream flow changes in the Haraz River basin, northern Iran. Journal of Hydro- Environment Research. (IF = 2.087) Accepted with minor revisions.

[227] Golshan M, Pirnia A, Abbaspour K, Adamowski J. 2018. Investigating the performance of SWAT and IHACRES in three different climatic regions (arid, semi-arid, and semi-humid). Journal of Water and Climate Change. (IF = 0.809) Accepted with minor revisions.

[226] Khalil B, Adamowski J, Abdeen A, Elsady A. 2018 A novel statistical approach for the estimation of water quality characteristics at ungauged streams under stationary conditions. Journal of Hydrology (IF = 3.727) Accepted with minor revisions.

[225] Milukow H, Binns A, Adamowski J, Bonakdari H, Gharabaghi B. 2018. Estimation of the Darcy-Weisbach friction factor for ungauged streams using gene expression programming and extreme learning machines. Journal of Hydrology. (IF = 3.727) Accepted with minor revisions.

[224] Amini A, Torkan G, Eslamian S, Zareian M, Adamowski J. 2018. Analysis of deterministic and geostatistical interpolation techniques for mapping meteorological parameters at large watershed scales. Acta Geophysica. (IF = 0.709) Accepted with minor revisions.

[223] Halbe J, Adamowski J. 2018. Modeling sustainability visions: A case study of multi-scale food systems in southwestern Ontario. Journal of Environmental Management. (IF = 4.005) Accepted with moderate revisions.

[222] Nikoo M, Adamowski J. 2018. Entropy based approach to fuzzy multi-objective optimization of reservoir water quality monitoring networks considering uncertainties. Journal of Water Resources Management. (IF = 2.644) Accepted with minor revisions.

[221] Jeong H, Bhattarai R, Adamowski J, Yu D, Sivapalan M. 2018. Insights from socio-hydrological modeling to design sustainable wastewater reuse strategies for agriculture at the watershed scale. Water Resources Research. (IF = 4.39) Accepted with major revisions.

[220] Ghasri M, Adamowski J, Quilty J, Qi Z, Barzegar R. 2018. Using bootstrap ELM and LSSVM models for river ice thickness estimation in the Athabasca watershed, Canada. Journal of Hydrology. (IF = 3.727) Accepted with minor revisions.

[219] Roushangar K, Alizadeh F, Adamowski J. 2018. Exploring the multiscale changeability of precipitation using the entropy concept and self-organizing maps. Journal of Water and Climate Change. (IF = 0.809) Accepted with moderate revisions.

[218] Roushangar K, Alizadeh F, Adamowski J. 2018. Investigating monthly precipitation variability using a multiscale approach based on ensemble empirical mode decomposition. Journal of Hydrologic Engineering. (IF = 1.576) Accepted with major revisions.

[217] Smilovic M, Langhorn C, Adamowski J, Gleeson T. 2018. More food with less water - Optimizing agricultural water use. Advances in Water Resources. (IF = 3.512) Accepted with minor revisions.

PAPERS PUBLISHED IN REFEREED JOURNALS (Total: 216)

2018

[216] Amiri B, Adamowski J. 2018. Regionalizing time of concentration using landscape structural patterns of catchments. Journal of Hydrology and Hydromechanics, 32, 7, 2385-2403. (IF = 0.969)

[215] Marini D, Medema W, Adamowski J, Veissière S, Mayer I, Wals A. 2018. Socio-psychological perspectives on the potential for serious games to promote transcendental values in IWRM decision-making. Water Journal, 10, 8, 1097. (IF = 2.069)

[214] Nikoo R, Pourshahabi S, Adamowski J, Ezabadi E. 2018. An entropy-based approach to fuzzy multi-objective optimization of reservoir water quality monitoring networks considering uncertainties. Water Resources Management, 32, 13, 4425-4443. (IF = 2.644)

[213] Jean S, Medema W, Adamowski J, Chew C, Delaney P, Wals A. 2018. Interaction analysis data of simulation gaming events using the serious game Aqua Republica. Data in Brief, 19, 2315-2328. (IF = 0.341)

[212] Jean S, Medema W, Adamowski J, Chew C, Delaney P, Wals A. 2018. Serious games as a catalyst for boundary crossing, collaboration and knowledge co-creation in a watershed governance context. Journal of Environmental Management, 223, 1010-1022. (IF = 4.005)

[211] Piasecki A, Jakub J, Adamowski J. 2018. Forecasting surface water level fluctuations of a small glacial lake in Poland using a wavelet based artificial intelligence method. Acta Geophysica, 1-15. (IF = 0.709)

[210] Alireza A, Adamowski J, Christopher J, Martinez. 2018. Comparison of wavelet-based hybrid models for the estimation of daily reference evapotranspiration in different climates. Journal of Water and Climate Change, JWC2018113. (IF = 0.809)

[209] Dahri, A, Tagar A, Adamowski J, Leghari, N, Shah A, Soomro A. 2018. Influence of straw incorporation-to- planting interval on soil physical properties and maize performance. International Agrophysics, 32, 3, 341-347. (IF = 0.967)

[208] Vadiati M, Adamowski J, Beynaghi A. 2018. A brief overview of trends in groundwater research: Progress towards sustainability. Journal of Environmental Management, 223, 849-851. (IF = 4.005)

[207] Furber A, Medema W, Adamowski J. 2018. Assessing the benefits of serious games to support sustainable decision-making for transboundary watershed governance. Canadian Water Resources Journal, 1-15. (IF = 1.574)

[206] Al-Musaylh M, Deo R, Adamowski J, Li Y. 2018. Short-term electricity demand forecasting with MARS, SVR and ARIMA models using aggregated demand data in Queensland, Australia. Advances in Engineering Informatics, 35, 1–16. (IF = 3.358)

[205] Al-Musaylh M, Deo R, Li Y, Adamowski J. 2018. Two-phase particle swarm optimized-support vector regression hybrid model integrated with improved empirical mode decomposition with adaptive noise for multiple-horizon electricity demand forecasting. Applied Energy, 217, 422–439. (IF = 7.9)

[204] Amiri B, Junfeng G, Fohrer N, Mueller F, Adamowski J. 2018. Regionalizing flood magnitudes using landscape structural patterns of catchments. Water Resources Management, 32, 7, 2385–2403. (IF = 2.644)

[203] Barzegar R, Moghaddam A, Adamowski J, Ozga-Zielinski B. 2018. Multi-step water quality forecasting using a boosting ensemble multi-wavelet extreme learning machine model. Journal of Stochastic Environmental Research and Risk Assessment 32, 799–813. (IF = 2.668)

[202] Bostanmaneshrad F, Partani S, Noori R, Nachtnebel H, Berndtsson R, Adamowski J. 2018. Relationship between water quality and macro-scale parameters (land use, erosion, geology, and population density) in the Siminehrood river basin. Science of the Total Environment, 639, 1588–1600. (IF = 4.61)

[201] Cao J, Li M, Deo R, Adamowski J, Cerdà A, Feng Q, Liu M. 2018. Comparison of social-ecological resilience between two grassland management patterns driven by grassland land contract policy in the Maqu, Qinghai- Tibetan plateau. Land Use Policy, 74, 88–96. (IF = 3.194)

[200] Cao J, Tian H, Adamowski J, Zhang X, Cao Z. 2018. Influences of afforestation policies on soil moisture content in China’s arid and semi-arid regions. Land Use Policy, 75, 449–458. (IF = 3.194)

[199] Halbe J, Pahl-Wostl C, Adamowski J. 2018. A methodological framework to support the initiation, design and institutionalization of participatory modeling processes in water resources management. Journal of Hydrology, 556, 701–716. (IF = 3.727)

[198] Mouatadid S, Raj N, Deo R, Adamowski J. 2018. Input selection and data-driven model performance optimization to predict the standardized precipitation and evaporation index in a drought-prone region. Atmospheric Research, 212, 130–149. (IF = 3.817)

[197] Naseh M, Noori R, Berndtsson R, Adamowski J, Sadatipour E. 2018. Groundwater pollution sources apportionment in the Ghaen plain, Iran. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 15, 1, 172. (IF = 2.145)

[196] Nema M, Khare D, Adamowski J, Chandniha S. 2018. Spatio-temporal analysis of rainfall trends in Chhattisgarh state, Central India over the last 115 years. Journal of Water and Land Development, 36, 1, 117–128.

[195] Ozga-Zielinski B, Adamowski J, Ciupak M. 2018. Applying the theory of reliability to the assessment of hazard, risk and safety in a hydrologic system: A case study in the upper Sola river catchment, Poland. Water, 10, 6, 723. (IF = 2.069)

[194] Quilty J, Adamowski J. 2018. Addressing the incorrect usage of wavelet-based hydrological and water resources forecasting models for real-world applications with best practices and a new forecasting framework. Journal of Hydrology, 563, 336-353. (IF = 3.727)

[193] Rajaee T, Ravansalar M, Adamowski J, Deo R. 2018. A new approach to predict daily pH in rivers based on the ‘à trous’ redundant wavelet transform algorithm. Water, Air, and Soil Pollution, 229, 3. (IF = 1.769)

[192] Reilly K, Adamowski J, John K. 2018. Participatory Mapping of ecosystem services to understand stakeholders’ perceptions of the future of the Mactaquac dam, Canada. Ecosystem Services, 30, 107–123. (IF = 4.395)

[191] Roushangar K, Alizadeh F, Adamowski J. 2018. Exploring the effects of climatic variables on monthly precipitation variation using a continuous wavelet-based multiscale entropy approach. Environmental Research, 165, 176–192. (IF = 4.732)

[190] Warwade P, Tiwari S, Ranjan S, Chandniha S, Adamowski J. 2018. Spatio-temporal variation of rainfall over Bihar state, India. Journal of Water and Land Development, 36, 1, 183–187.

[189] Yang S, Sheng D, Adamowski J, Gong Y, Zhang J, Cao J. 2018. Effect of land use change on soil carbon storage over the last 40 years in the Shi Yang river basin, China. Land, 7, 1. (IF = 1.44)

[188] Zounemat-Kermani M, Ramezani-Charmahineh A, Adamowski J, Kisi O. 2018. Investigating the management performance of disinfection analysis of water distribution networks using data mining approaches. Environmental Monitoring and Assessment, 190, 7. (IF = 1.804)

[187] Araghi A, Martinez C, Adamowski J, Olesen. 2018. Spatiotemporal variations of aridity in Iran using high- resolution gridded data. International Journal of Climatology, 38, 6, 2701-2717. (IF = 3.1)

[186] Albano R, Perrone A, Adamowski J, Inam A. 2018. Using floodrisk GIS freeware for uncertainty analysis of direct economic flood damages in Italy. International Journal of Applied Earth Observations and Geoinformation, 73, 220-229. (IF = 4.003)

[185] Neupane R, Adamowski J, White J, Kumar S. 2018. Future streamflow simulation in a snow-dominated Rocky Mountain headwater catchment. Journal of Hydrology Research, 49, 4, 1172-1190. (IF = 1.801)

2017

[184] Tagar A, Gujjar A, Adamowski J, Leghari N, Soomro A. 2017. Assessment of implement efficiency and soil structure under different conventional tillage implements and soil moisture contents in a silty loam soil. Catena, 158, 413-420. (IF = 3.256)

[183] Noori R, Abbasi M, Adamowski J, Dehghani M. 2017. A simple mathematical model to predict sea surface temperature over the northwest Indian Ocean. Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science, 197, 236-243. (IF = 2.413)

[182] Reilly K, and Adamowski J. 2017. Spatial and temporal scale framing of a decision on the future of the Mactaquac Dam in New Brunswick, Canada. Journal of Ecology and Society, 22, 3. (IF = 3.256)

[181] Inam A, Adamowski J, Prasher S, Halbe J, Malard R, Albano R. 2017. Coupling of a distributed stakeholder-built system dynamics socio-economic model with SAHYSMOD for sustainable soil salinity management Part 1: Model Development. Journal of Hydrology, 551, 596-618. (IF = 3.727)

[180] Inam A, Adamowski J, Prasher S, Halbe J, Malard R, Albano R. 2017. Coupling of a distributed stakeholder-built system dynamics socio-economic model with SAHYSMOD for sustainable soil salinity management Part 2: Model coupling and application. Journal of Hydrology, 551, 278-299. (IF = 3.727)

[179] Inam A, Albano R, Adamowski J, Prasher S. 2017. Parameter estimation and uncertainty analysis of the Spatial Agro Hydro Salinity Model (SAHYSMOD) in the semi-arid climate of Rechna Doab, Pakistan. Environmental Modelling & Software, 94, 186-211. (IF = 4.177)

[178] Rathinasamy M, Bindhu V, Adamowski J, Narasimhan B, Khosa R. 2017. Investigation of the scaling characteristics of LANDSAT temperature and vegetation data: a wavelet-based approach. Journal of Biometeorology, 61, 10, 1709-1721. (IF = 2.577)

[177] Rozenstein O, Puckrin E, Adamowski J. 2017. Development of a new approach based on midwave infrared spectroscopy for post-consumer black plastic waste sorting in the recycling industry. Waste Management, 68, 38- 44. (IF = 4.723)

[176] Rozenstein O, Adamowski J. 2017. Linking spaceborne and ground observations of autumn foliage senescence in southern Québec. Remote Sensing, 9, 6, 1-15. (IF = 1.782)

[175] Malard J, Inam A, Hassanzadeh E, Adamowski J, Tuy H, Melgar-Quinonez H, Héctor Tuy. 2017. Development of a software tool for rapid, reproducible, and stakeholder-friendly dynamic coupling of system dynamics and physically-based models. Environmental Modeling and Software, 96, 410-420. (IF = 4.177)

[174] Tourk-Qashqainejad S, Chitsazan M, Adamowski J. 2017. Quantifying the influence of sinkholes on water balance in Iran’s Golgir alluvial plain. Applied Ecology and Environmental Research, 15, 3, 1323-1341. (IF = 0.721)

[173] Araghi A, Mousavi-Baygi M, Adamowski J, Martinez C, Van Der Ploeg M. 2017. Forecasting soil temperature based on surface air temperature using wavelet-artificial neural networks. Journal of Meteorological Applications, 24, 4, 603-611. (IF = 2.391)

[172] Berton R, Driscoll T, Adamowski J. 2017. The near-term prediction of drought and flooding conditions in the northeastern United States based on extreme phases of AMO and NAO. Journal of Hydrology, 553, 130-141. (IF = 3.727)

[171] Khennache L, Adamowski J, Kosoy N. 2017. The Eastern Nile river waterscape: The role of power in policy- making and shaping national narratives. Journal of International Negotiation, 22, 1, 123–161.

[170] Yadav B, Ch S, Mathur S, Adamowski J. 2017. Assessing the suitability of extreme learning machines (ELM) for groundwater level prediction. Journal of Water and Land Development, 32, 1, 103-112.

[169] Deo R, Downs N, Parisi A, Adamowski J, Quilty J. 2017. Very short-term reactive forecasting of the solar ultraviolet index using an extreme learning machine integrated with the solar zenith angle. Journal of Environmental Research, 155, 141-166. (IF = 4.732)

[168] Monghasemi S, Nikoo M, Fasaee M, Adamowski J. 2017. A hybrid of genetic algorithm and evidential reasoning for optimal design of project scheduling: A systematic negotiation framework for multiple decision-makers. International Journal of Information Technology & Decision Making, 16, 2, 389-420. (IF = 1.775)

[167] Reilly K, Adamowski J. 2017. Stakeholder’s frames and ecosystem service use in the context of a debate over rebuilding or removing a dam in New Brunswick, Canada. Ecology and Society, 22, 1, 1-20. (IF = 3.256)

[166] Rozenstein O, Adamowski J. 2017. A review of progress in identifying and characterizing biocrusts using proximal and remote sensing. International Journal of Applied Earth Observations and Geoinformation, 57, 245- 255. (IF = 4.003)

[165] Zounemat-Kermani M, Rajaee T, Ramezani-Charmahineh A, Adamowski J. 2017. Estimating the aeration coefficient and air demand in bottom outlet conduits of dams using GEP and decision tree methods. Flow Measurement and Instrumentation, 54, 9-19. (IF = 1.407)

[164] Tiwari M, Adamowski J. 2017. An ensemble wavelet bootstrap machine learning approach to water demand forecasting: A case study in the city of Calgary, Canada. Urban Water Journal, 14, 2, 185-201. (IF = 2.744)

[163] Noori R, Sheikhian H, Hooshyaripor F, Naghikhani A, Adamowski J, Ghiasi B. 2017. Granular computing for prediction of scour below spillways. Water Resources Management, 31, 1, 313-326. (IF = 2.644)

[162] Noori R, Ghiasi B, Sheikhian H, Adamowski J. 2017. Estimation of the dispersion coefficient in natural rivers using a granular computing model. Journal of Hydraulic Engineering, 143, 5. (IF = 2.183)

[161] Faghih M, Mirzaei M, Adamowski J, Lee J, El‐Shafie A. 2017. Uncertainty estimation in flood inundation mapping: An application of non-parametric bootstrapping. Journal of River Research and Applications, 33, 4, 611-619. (IF = 2.067)

[160] Medema W, Adamowski J, Orr C, Furber A, Wals A, Milot N. 2017. Building a foundation for knowledge co- creation in collaborative water governance: Dimensions of stakeholder networks facilitated through bridging organizations. Water, 9, 1, 60. (IF = 2.069)

[159] Jubayer A, Uddin S, Nasiruddin S, Ergun D, Adamowski J. 2017. Water, sanitation and hygiene for small shopkeepers: a perspective from Bangladesh. JSM Environmental Science & Ecology, 5, 1, 1041.

[158] Albano R, Mancusi L, Sole A, Adamowski J. 2017. FloodRisk: A collaborative, free and open source software tool for flood risk analysis. Geomatics, Natural Hazards and Risk, 8, 2, 1812-1832. (IF = 1.713)

[157] Araghi A, Mousavi-Baygi M, Adamowski J. 2017. Detecting soil temperature trends in Northeast Iran from 1993 to 2016. Soil and Tillage Research, 174, 177-192. (IF = 3.824)

[156] Cao J, Gong Y, Yeh E, Holden N, Adamowski J, Deo R, Liu M, Zhou J, Zhang J, Zhang W, Zhang S, Sheng D, Yang S, Xu X, Li M, Feng Q. 2017. Impact of grassland contract policy on soil organic carbon losses from alpine grassland on the Qinghai–Tibetan Plateau. Soil Use and Management, 33, 4, 663-671. (IF = 1.336)

2016

[155] Yadav B, Ch S, Mathur S, Adamowski J. 2016. Estimation of in-situ bioremediation system cost using a hybrid Extreme Learning Machine (ELM)-particle swarm optimization approach. Journal of Hydrology, 543, 373-385. (IF = 3.727)

[154] Barzegar R, Moghaddam A, Adamowski J, Fijani E. 2016. Comparison of machine learning models for predicting fluoride contamination in groundwater. Stochastic Environmental Research and Risk Assessment, 31, 10, 2705-2718. (IF = 2.668)

[153] Yadav B, Ch S, Mathur S, Adamowski J. 2016. Discharge forecasting using an online sequential extreme machine learning (OS-ELM) model: A case study in Neckar River, Germany. Journal of Measurement, 92, 433-445. (IF = 2.218)

[152] Joshi N, Gupta D, Suryavanshi S, Adamowski J, Madramootoo C. 2016. Analysis of trends and dominant periodicities in drought variables in India: A wavelet transform based approach. Journal of Atmospheric Research, 182, 200-220. (IF = 3.817)

[151] Furber A, Medema W, Adamowski J, Clamen M, Vijay M. 2016. Conflict management in participatory approaches to water management: A case study of Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence River regulation. Water, 8. (IF = 2.069)

[150] Hill S, Johnson A, Adamowski J. 2016. Meeting aichi target 11: Equity considerations in marine protected areas design. Ocean & Coastal Management, 134, 112-119. (IF = 2.276)

[149] Amiri B, Fohrer N, Cullmann J, Hörmann G, Müller F, Adamowski J. 2016. Regionalization of tank model using landscape metrics of catchments. Journal of Water Resources Management, 30, 5065-5085. (IF = 2.644)

[148] Albano R, Sole A, Mirauda D, Adamowski J. 2016. Modelling large floating bodies in urban area flash-floods via a smoothed particle hydrodynamics model. Journal of Hydrology, 541, 344-358. (IF = 3.727)

[147] Araghi A, Mousavi‐ Baygi M, Adamowski J, Martinez C. 2016. Association between three prominent climatic teleconnections and precipitation in Iran using wavelet coherence. International Journal of Climatology, 37, 6, 2809-2830. (IF = 3.1)

[146] Mouatadid S, Adamowski J. 2016. Using extreme learning machines for short-term urban water demand forecasting. Urban Water Journal, 14, 6, 630-638. (IF = 2.744)

[145] Smilovic M, Gleeson T, Adamowski J. 2016. Crop kites: Determining crop-water production functions using crop coefficients and sensitivity indices. Advances in Water Resources, 97, 193-204. (IF = 3.512)

[144] Vadiati M, Asghari-Moghaddam A, Nakhaei M, Adamowski J, Akbarzadeh A. 2016. A fuzzy-logic based decision-making approach for identification of groundwater quality based on groundwater quality indices. Journal of Environmental Management, 184, 255-270. (IF = 4.005)

[143] Chandniha S, Meshram S, Adamowski J, Meshram C. 2016. Trend analysis of precipitation in Jharkhand State, India: Investigating precipitation variability in Jharkhand State. Theoretical and Applied Climatology, 130, 2, 261- 274. (IF = 2.321)

[142] Uddin S, Li Z, Ulbrich T, Mang H, Adamowski J, Ryndin R. 2016. Household greywater treatment in water- stressed regions in cold climates using an ‘Ice-Block Unit’: Perspective from the coldest capital in the world. Journal of Cleaner Production, 133, 1312-1317. (IF = 5.651)

[141] Yaseen Z, Jaafar O, Deo R, Kisi O, Adamowski J, Quilty J, El-Shafie. 2016. Stream-flow forecasting using extreme learning machines: A case study in a semi-arid region in Iraq. Journal of Hydrology, 542, 603-614. (IF = 3.727)

[140] Monghasemi S, Nikoo M, Adamowski J. 2016. Sequential ordering of crane service requests considering the pending times of the requests: An approach based on game theory and optimization techniques. Automation in Construction, 70, 62-76. (IF = 4.032)

[139] Jeong H, Adamowski J. 2016. A system dynamics based socio-hydrological model for agricultural wastewater reuse at the watershed scale. Agricultural Water Management, 171, 89-107. (IF = 3.182)

[138] Tagar A, Changying J, Qishuo D, Adamowski J, Malard J, Eltoum A. 2016. Implications of variability in soil structures and physio-mechanical properties of soil after different failure patterns. Geoderma, 261, 124-132. (IF = 3.74)

[137] Khalil B, Awadallah A, Adamowski J, Elsayed A. 2016. A novel record-extension technique for water quality variables based on L-Moments. Water, Air, & Soil Pollution, 227, 6, 179. (IF = 1.769)

[136] Pingale S, Khare D, Adamowski J, Jat M. 2016. Trend analysis of climatic variables in an arid and semi-arid region of the Ajmer District, Rajasthan, India. Journal of Water Land Development, 28, 3-18.

[135] Nalley D, Adamowski J, Khalil B, Biswas A. 2016. Inter-annual to inter-decadal streamflow variability in Quebec and Ontario in relation to dominant large-scale climate indices. Journal of Hydrology, 536, 426-446. (IF = 3.727)

[134] Quilty J, Adamowski J, Khalil B, Rathinasamy M. 2016. Bootstrap rank-ordered conditional mutual information (broCMI) - A new nonlinear input variable selection method for machine learning based water resources modeling applications. Water Resources Research, 52, 2299-2326. (IF = 4.39)

[133] Tahir A, Adamowski J, Chevallier P, Haq A, Terzago S. 2016. Comparative assessment of spatiotemporal snow cover changes and hydrological behavior of the Gilgit, Astore and Hunze River Basins (Hindukush-Karakoram- Himalya region, Pakistan). Meteorology and Atmospheric Physics, 1-19. (IF = 1.356)

[132] Fernandez A, Adamowski J, Petroselli A. 2016. Analysis of the behavior of three digital elevation model correction methods on critical natural scenarios. Journal of Hydrology: Regional Studies, 8, 304-315. (IF = 3.17)

[131] Medema W, Furber A, Adamowski J, Zhou Q, Mayer I. 2016. Exploring the potential impact of serious games on social learning and stakeholder collaborations for transboundary watershed management of the St. Lawrence River basin. Water, 8, 5, 175. (IF = 2.069)

[130] Deo R, Tiwari M, Adamowski J, Quilty J. 2016. Forecasting effective drought index using a wavelet extreme learning machine (W-ELM) model. Journal of Stochastic Environmental Research and Risk Assessment, 31, 5, 1211-1240. (IF = 2.668)

[129] Tiwari M, Adamowski J. 2016. Water demand forecasting using extreme learning machines. Journal of Water and Land Development, 28, 37-52.

[128] Albano R, Sole A, Mirauda D, Adamowski J. 2016. Modeling large floating bodies in urban area flash-floods via a smoothed particle hydrodynamics model. Journal of Hydrology, 541, 344-358. (IF = 3.727)

[127] Jeong H, Adamowski J. 2016. A small-scale socio-hydrological model to understand the dynamics in a watershed that reuses wastewater for paddy irrigation in South Korea. Agricultural Water Management, 171, 89-107. (IF = 3.182)

[126] Shafaei M, Adamowski J, Fakheri-Fard A, Dinpashoh Y, Adamowski K. 2016. A wavelet-SARIMA-ANN hybrid model for precipitation forecasting. Journal of Water Land Development, 28, 27-36.

[125] Rozenstein O, Siegal Z, Blumberg D, Adamowski J. 2016. Investigating the backscatter contrast anomaly in synthetic aperture radar (SAR) imagery of the dunes along the Israel-Egypt border. International Journal of Applied Earth Observations and Geoinformation, 46, 13-21. (IF = 4.003)

[124] Ozga-Zielinski B, Ciupak M, Adamowski J, Khalil B, Malard J. 2016. A comparison of 2D probability distributions with parameters estimated by MLM and copula functions for snow-melt flood frequency analysis. Journal of Hydrology: Regional Studies, 6, 26-51. (IF = 3.17)

[123] Kumar D, Adamowski J, Suresh R, Ozga-Zielinski B. 2016. Estimating evapotranspiration using an extreme learning machine model: A case study in North Bihar, India. Journal of Irrigation and Drainage Engineering, 142 (9), 04016032. (IF = 1.983)

[122] Zounemat-Kermani M, Kisi O, Adamowski J, Ramezani-Charmahineh A. 2016. Evaluation of data driven models for river suspended sediment concentration modeling. Journal of Hydrology, 535, 457,472. (IF = 3.727)

[121] Tagar A, Changying J, Qishuo D, Adamowski J, Chandio F, Mari I. 2016. Quantification of soil structures created after different failure patterns as influenced by soil consistency limits. Geoderma, 261, 124-132. (IF = 3.74)

[120] Mahmoud S, Adamowski J, Alazba A, El-Gindy A. 2016. Rainwater harvesting for the management of agricultural droughts in arid and semi-arid regions. Journal of Paddy and Water Environment, 1-16. (IF = 1.379)

[119] Barzegar R, Moghaddam A, Najib M, Kazemian N, Adamowski J. 2016. Characterization of hydrogeologic properties of the Tabriz plain multi-layer aquifer system, NW Iran. Arabian Journal of Geosciences, 9, 147. (IF = 1.415)

[118] Khalil B, Adamowski J, Shabbir A, Rojas M, Reilly K, Ozga-Zielinski B. 2016. Review: Dew water collection from radiative passive collectors to recent developments of active collectors. Journal of Sustainable Water Resources Management, 2, 1, 71-86.

[117] Deo R, Byun H, Adamowski J, Begum K. 2016. Application of effective drought index for quantification of meteorological drought events: A case study in Australia. Journal of Theoretical and Applied Climatology, 128, 2, 359-379. (IF = 2.321)

[116] Belayneh A, Adamowski J, Khalil B. 2016. Short-term SPI drought forecasting in the Awash River Basin in Ethiopia using wavelet transforms and machine learning methods. Journal of Sustainable Water Resources Management, 2, 1, 87-101.

[115] Belayneh A, Adamowski J, Khalil B, Quilty J. 2016. Coupling machine learning methods with wavelet transforms and the bootstrap and boosting ensemble approaches for drought forecasting. Journal of Atmospheric Research, 172, 37-47. (IF = 3.817)

[114] Sierra-Soler A, Adamowski J, Saadat H, Qi Z. 2016. Assessing agricultural drought at a regional scale using LULC classification, SPI, and vegetation indices: Case study in a rainfed agro-ecosystem in Central Mexico. Journal of Geomatics, Natural Hazards and Risk, 1-29. (IF = 1.713)

[113] Barzegar R, Adamowski J. 2016. Application of wavelet-artificial intelligence hybrid models for water quality prediction: A case study in Aji-Chay River, Iran. Journal of Stochastic Environmental Research and Risk Assessment, 30, 7, 1797-1819 (IF = 2.668)

[112] Uddin N, Tempel A, Adamowski J, Lapegue J, Li Z, Mang H. 2016. Exploring alternative sources of funding for deploying sustainable sanitation technologies and services in Mongolia. International Journal of Water Resources Development, 1-14. (IF = 1.895)

[111] Dehghan Z, Fathian F, Eslamian S, Adamowski J. 2016. Assessing irrigation network performance based on different climate change and water supply scenarios: A case study in Northern Iran. International Journal of Water, 11, 3, 191-208. (IF = 2.069)

[110] Araghi A, Adamowski J, Rajabi-Jaghargh M. 2016. Detection of trends in days with thunderstorms in Iran over the past five decades. Journal of Atmospheric Research, 172, 174-185. (IF = 3.817)

[109] Uddin S, Li Z, Adamowski J, Ulbrich T, Mang H, Ryndin R. 2016. Feasibility of a ‘greenhouse system’ for household greywater treatment in nomadic-cultured communities in peri-urban Ger areas of Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia: An approach to reduce greywater-borne hazards and vulnerability. Journal of Cleaner Production, 114, 431-442. (IF = 5.651)

[108] Hammouri N, Adamowski J, Freiwan M, Prasher S. 2016. Climate change impacts on surface water resources in arid and semi-arid regions: A case study in northern Jordan. Acta Geod Geophys, 52, 1, 141-156. (IF = 0.738)

[107] Ozga-Zielinski B, Ciupak M, Adamowski J, Khalil B, Malard J. 2016. Snow-melt flood frequency analysis by means of copula based 2D probability distributions for the Narew River in Poland. Journal of Hydrology: Regional Studies, 6, 26-51. (IF = 3.17)

2015

[106] Medema W, Adamowski J, Wals A, Orr C, Milot N. 2015. Towards sustainable water governance: Examining water governance issues in Québec through the lens of multi-loop social learning. Canadian Water Resources Journal, 40, 373-391. (IF = 1.574) [105] Kolinjivadi V, Adamowski J, Kosoy N. 2015. Juggling multiple dimensions in a complex socioecosystem: The issue of targeting in payments for ecosystem services. GeoForum, 58, 1-13. (IF = 2.566)

[104] Khalil B, Broda S, Adamowski J, Donohue A. 2015. Short-term forecasting of groundwater levels under conditions of mine-tailings recharge using wavelet ensemble neural network models. Journal of Hydrogeology, 23, 121-141. (IF = 2.071)

[103] Araghi A, Adamowski J, Nalley D, Malard J. 2015 Using wavelet transforms to estimate surface temperature trends and dominant periodicities in Iran based on gridded reanalysis data. Journal of Atmospheric Research, 11, 52-72. (IF = 3.817)

[102] Kazemzadeh-Parsi M, Daneshmand F, Ahmadfard M, Adamowski J. 2015. Optimal remediation design of unconfined contaminated aquifers based on the finite element method and a modified firefly algorithm. Water Resources Management, 29, 2895-2912. (IF = 2.644)

[101] Araghi A, Mousavi-Baygi M, Adamowski J. 2015. Detection of trends in days with extreme temperatures in Iran from 1961 to 2010. Theoretical and Applied Climatology, 1-13. (IF = 2.321)

[100] Mirzaei M, Huang Y, El-Shafie A, Chimeh T, Lee J, Vaizadeh N, Adamowski J. 2015. Uncertainty analysis for extreme flood events in a semi-arid region. Natural Hazards, 78, 1947-1960. (IF = 1.901)

[99] Mohammad F, Adamowski J. 2015. Interfacing the geographic information system, remote sensing, and the soil conservation service–curve number method to estimate curve number and runoff volume in the Asir region of Saudi Arabia. Arabian Journal of Geosciences, 1-13. (IF = 1.415)

[98] Amiri B, Fatehi I, Amiri B, Alizadeh A, Adamowski J. 2015. Modeling the relationship between catchment attributes and in-stream water quality. Water Resources Management, 29, 5055-5072. (IF = 2.644)

[97] Albano R, Sole A, Adamowski J. 2015. READY: a web-based geographical information system for enhanced flood resilience through raising awareness in citizens. Natural Hazards and Earth System Sciences Discussions, 3, 993-1024. (IF = 2.281)

[96] Aikenhead G, Farahbakhsh K, Halbe J, Adamowski J. 2015. Application of process mapping and causal loop diagramming to enhance engagement in pollution prevention in small to medium size enterprises: case study of a dairy processing facility. Journal of Cleaner Production, 102, 275-284. (IF = 5.651)

[95] Deo R, Byun H, Adamowski J, Kim D. 2015. A real-time flood monitoring index based on daily effective precipitation and its application to Brisbane and Lockyer Valley flood events. Water Resources Management, 29, 4075-4093. (IF = 2.644)

[94] Mahmoud M, Alazba A, Adamowski J, El-Gindy A. 2015. GIS methods for sustainable stormwater harvesting and storage using remote sensing for land cover data-location assessment. Environmental Monitoring and Assessment, 187, 1-19. (IF = 1.804)

[93] Kolinjivadi V, Gamboa G, Adamowski J, Kosoy N. 2015. Capabilities as justice: Analysing the acceptability of payments for ecosystem services (PES) through ‘social multi-criteria evaluation’. Ecological Economics, 118, 99- 113. (IF = 3.895)

[92] Orr C, Adamowski J, Medema W, Milot N. 2015. A multi-level perspective on the legitimacy of collaborative water governance in Quebec. Canadian Water Resources Journal, 1-19. (IF = 1.574)

[91] Ciupak M, Ozga-Zielinski B, Adamowski J, Khalil B, Quilty J. 2015. The application of dynamic linear Bayesian methods for hydrological forecasting: Matrix normal regression and multivariate discount weighted regression. Journal of Hydrology, 530, 762-784. (IF = 3.727)

[90] Kazemzadeh-Parsi M, Ahmadfard M, Adamowski J, Daneshmand F. 2015 Optimal groundwater remediation design of pump and treat systems via a simulation-optimization approach and firefly algorithm. Engineering Optimization, 1-17. (IF = 1.622)

[89] Tagar A, Changying J, Adamowski J. 2015. Finite element simulation of soil failure patterns under soil bin and field testing conditions. Journal of Soil Tillage Research, 145, 157-170. (IF = 3.824)

[88] Monghasemi S, Nikoo M, Khaksar F, Adamowski J. 2015. A novel multi criteria decision making model for optimizing time-cost-quality trade-off problems in construction projects. Expert Systems with Applications, 42, 3089-3104. (IF = 3.768)

[87] Rathinasamy M, Khosa R, Adamowski J, Ch S, Partheepan G, Anand J, Narsimlu B. 2015. Wavelet-based multiscale performance analysis: An approach to assess and improve hydrological models. Water Resources Research, 50, 9721-9737. (IF = 4.39)

[86] Amiri B, Fohrer N, Cullman J, Hörmann G, Adamowski J, Müller F. 2015. Multiple regression analysis based regionalization of a conceptual rainfall-runoff model using landscape metrics of catchments. Journal of Ecohydrology, 8, 726-737. (IF = 2.755)

[85] Kumar D, Ch S, Mathur S, Adamowski J. 2015. Multi-objective optimization of in-situ bioremediation of groundwater using a hybrid metaheuristic technique based on differential evolution, genetic algorithms and simulated annealing. Journal of Water Land Development, 27, 29-40.

[84] Tagar A, Adamowski J. 2015. The susceptibility of tilled fallow soils to water erosion. Journal of Water Land Development, 27, 51-60.

[83] Pingale S, Adamowski J, Jat M, Khare D. 2015. Implications of spatial scale on climate change assessments. Journal of Water Land Development, 26, 37-56.

[82] Hammouri N, Adamowski J, Al-Qinna M, Salahat M, Prasher S. 2015. Community based adaptation options for climate change impacts on water resources: The case of Jordan. Journal of Water Land Development, 26, 1, 3- 17.

[81] Sierra-Soler A, Adamowski J, Qi Z, Saadat H, Pingale S. 2015. High accuracy land use land cover (LULC) maps for detecting agricultural drought effects in rainfed agro-ecosystems in Central Mexico. Journal of Water Land Development, 26, 1, 19-35.

[80] Balouchi B, Nikoo M, Adamowski J. 2015. Development of expert systems for the prediction of scour depth under live-bed conditions at river confluences: Application of ANNs and the M5P model tree. Journal of Applied Soft Computing, 34, 51-59. (IF = 3.907)

[79] Halbe J, Adamowski J, Pahl-Wostl C. 2015. The role of paradigms in engineering practice and education for sustainable development. Journal of Cleaner Production, 106, 272-282. (IF = 5.651)

[78] Inam A, Adamowski J, Halbe J, Prasher S. 2015. Using causal loop diagrams for the initialization of stakeholder engagement in soil salinity management in agricultural watersheds in developing countries: A case study in the Rechna Doab watershed, Pakistan. Journal of Environmental Management, 152, 251-267. (IF = 4.005)

[77] Butler C, Adamowski J. 2015. Empowering marginalized communities in water resources management: Addressing inequitable practices in participatory model building. Journal of Environmental Management, 153, 153-162. (IF = 4.005)

[76] Tiwari M, Adamowski J. 2015. Medium-term urban water demand forecasting with limited data using an ensemble wavelet-bootstrap machine-learning approach. Journal of Water Resources Planning and Management, 141, 2. (IF = 3.5)

[75] Uddin N, Li Z, Mahmood I, Lapegue J, Adamowski J, Donati P, Huba E, Mang H, Avirmed B, Cheng S. 2015. Evaluation of a ‘Closed-Loop-Sanitation-System’ in a country with a cold climate: A case from the peri urban ger areas of Mongolia. Journal of Environment and Urbanization, 27, 2, 1-18. (IF = 2.254)

[74] Albano R, Mancusi L, Sole A, Adamowski J. 2015. Collaborative strategies for sustainable EU flood risk management: FOSS and geospatial tools - Challenges and opportunities for operative risk analysis. International Journal of Geo-Information, 4, 2704-2727. (IF = 1.723)

2014

[73] Adamowski J, Prokoph A. 2014. Determining the amplitude and timing of streamflow discontinuities: A cross wavelet analysis approach. Hydrological Processes, 28, 5, 2782-2793. (IF = 3.181)

[72] Albano R, Sole A, Adamowski J, Mancusi S. 2014. A GIS based model to estimate flood consequences and the degree of accessibility and operability of strategic emergency response structures in urban areas. Natural Hazards and Earth System Sciences, 14, 2847-2865. (IF = 2.281)

[71] Beauchamp P, Adamowski J, Beausejour J. 2014. An integrated framework for the development of green infrastructure: A literature review. European Journal of Sustainability, 2, 3, 1-24. (IF = 2.075)

[70] Belayneh A, Adamowski J, Khalil B, Ozga-Zielinski B. 2014. Long-term SPI drought forecasting in the Awash River Basin in Ethiopia using wavelet-support vector regression models. Journal of Hydrology, 508, 418-429. (IF = 3.727)

[69] Daneshmand F, Karimi A, Nikoo M, Bazargan-Lari M, Adamowski J. 2014. Mitigating socio-economic- environmental impacts during drought periods by optimizing the conjunctive management of water resources. Water Resources Management, 28, 1517-1529. (IF = 2.644)

[68] Goyal M, Bharti B, Quilty J, Adamowski J, Pandey A. 2014 Modeling of daily pan evaporation in sub tropical climates using ANN, LS-SVR, Fuzzy Logic, and ANFIS. Expert Systems with Applications, 41, 11, 5267-5276. (IF = 3.768)

[67] Haidary S, Amiri N, Adamowski J. 2014. Modeling the relationship between catchment attributes and wetland water quality in Japan. Journal of Ecohydrology, 8, 4. (IF = 2.755)

[66] Halbe J, Adamowski J, Bennett E, Pahl-Wostl C, Farahbakhsh K. 2014. Functional organization analysis for the design of sustainable engineering systems. Ecological Engineering, 73, 80-91. (IF = 3.023)

[65] Karran D, Morin E, Adamowski J. 2014. Multi-step streamflow forecasting using data-driven non-linear methods in contrasting climate regimes. Journal of Hydroinformatics, 16, 3, 671-689. (IF = 1.797)

[64] Khalil B, Adamowski J. 2014. Comparison of OLS, ANN, KTRL, KTRL2, RLOC, and MOVE as record- extension techniques for water quality variables. Water, Air, and Soil Pollution, 225, 6, 1966. (IF = 1.769)

[63] Khalil B, Adamowski J. 2014. Evaluation of the performance of eight record-extension techniques under different levels of association, presence of outliers and different sizes of concurrent records: A Monte Carlo study. Water Resources Management, 28, 5139-5155. (IF = 2.644)

[62] Kolinjivadi V, Adamowski J, Kosoy N. 2014. Recasting payments for ecosystem services (PES) in water resource management: A novel institutional approach. Ecosystem Services, 10, 144-154. (IF = 4.395)

[61] Medema W, Wals A, Adamowski J. 2014. Virtual learning platforms for sustainable land and water governance: An innovative mechanism for facilitating multi-loop social learning. Wageningen University Journal of Life Sciences, 69, 23-38. (IF = 1.56)

[60] Medema W, Light S, Adamowski J. 2014. Integrating adaptive learning into water resources management. Journal of Environmental Engineering and Management, 3, 3. (IF = 1.096) [59] Niazi A, Prasher S, Adamowski J. 2014. A system dynamics model to conserve arid region water resources through aquifer storage and recovery in conjunction with a dam. Journal of Water, 6, 2300-2321. (IF = 2.069)

[58] Nourani V, Baghanam A, Adamowski J, Kisi O. 2014. Applications of hybrid wavelet-artificial intelligence models in hydrology: A review. Journal of Hydrology, 514, 358-377. (IF = 3.727)

[57] Pingale S, Khare D, Jat M, Adamowski J. 2014. Spatial and temporal trends of mean and extreme rainfall and temperature for the 33 urban centers of the arid and semi-arid state of Rajasthan, India. Journal of Atmospheric Research, 138, 73-90. (IF = 3.817)

[56] Rathinasamy M, Adamowski J, Khosa R. 2014. Multiscale streamflow forecasting using a new Bayesian model average based ensemble multi-wavelet Volterra nonlinear method. Journal of Hydrology, 507, 186-200. (IF = 3.727)

[55] Rozenstein O, Zaady K, Katra S, Karnieli K, Adamowski J, Yizhaq L. 2014. The effect of sand grain sizes on the establishment of cyanobacterial biocrusts. Aeolian Research Journal, 15, 217-226. (IF = 2.346)

[54] Saadat H, Adamowski J, Tayefi V, Namdar M, Sharifi F, Ale-Ebrahim S. 2014. A new approach for regional scale interrill and rill erosion intensity mapping using brightness index assessments from medium resolution satellite images. Catena, 113, 306-313. (IF = 3.256)

[53] Namdar M, Adamowski J, Saadat H, Sharifi F, Khiri A. 2014. A new approach to developing LULC maps for semi-arid regions using independent component analysis and expert classification. International Journal of Remote Sensing, 35, 8057-8073. (IF = 1.782)

[52] Straith D, Adamowski J, Reilly K. 2014. Exploring the attributes, strategies and contextual knowledge of champions of change in the Canadian water sector. Canadian Water Resources Journal, 39, 255-269. (IF = 1.574)

[51] Tagar A, Changying J, Ding Q, Adamowski J. 2014. Soil failure patterns and draft as influenced by consistency limits: An evaluation of the remolded soil cutting test. Journal of Soil and Tillage Research, 137, 58-66. (IF = 3.824)

[50] Tiwari M, Adamowski J. 2014. Urban water demand forecasting and uncertainty assessment using ensemble wavelet-bootstrap-neural network models. Water Resources Research 49, 10, 6486-6507. (IF = 4.39)

[49] Adamowski J, Adamowski K, Seidou O. 2014. Weekly urban water demand forecasting using a hybrid wavelet- bootstrap-artificial neural network approach. Land Reclamation, 46, 197–204.

2013

[48] Adamowski J, Prokoph A. 2013. Assessing the impacts of the urban heat island effect on streamflow patterns in Ottawa, Canada. Journal of Hydrology, 496, 225-237. (IF = 3.727)

[47] Adamowski J, Prokoph A, Adamowski K. 2013. Quantifying the spatial temporal variability of annual streamflow and meteorological changes in Eastern Ontario and Southwestern Quebec using wavelet analysis and GIS. Journal of Hydrology, 499, 27-40. (IF = 3.727)

[46] Adamowski J, Prokoph A, Adamowski K. 2013. A spectral analysis-based methodology to detect climatological influences on daily urban water demand. Mathematical Geosciences, 45, 49-68. (IF = 1.573)

[45] Belayneh A, Adamowski J. 2013. Drought forecasting using new machine learning methods. Journal of Water and Land Development, 18, 3-12.

[44] Daneshmand F, Adamowski J, Liaghat T. 2013. Bottom outlet dam flow: Physical and numerical modeling. Proceedings of the Institute of Civil Engineers: Water Management, 167, 3, 176-184. (IF = 0.4)

[43] Haidary A, Amiri BJ, Adamowski J, Fohrer N, Nakane K. 2013. Assessing the impacts of four land use types on the water quality of wetlands in Japan. Water Resources Management, 27, 2217-2229. (IF = 2.644)

[42] Halbe J, Pahl-Wostl C, Sendzimir J, Adamowski J. 2013. Towards adaptive and integrated management paradigms to meet the challenges of water governance. Water Science and Technology: Water Supply, 67, 2651- 2660. (IF = 1.247)

[41] Adamowski J. 2013. Using support vector regression to predict direct runoff, base flow and total flow in a mountaineous watershed with limited data. Land Reclamation, 45, 71-83.

[40] Islam S, Lefsrud M, Adamowski J, Busgang A, Bissonnette B. 2013. Design, construction and operation of a demonstration rainwater harvesting system for greenhouse irrigation at McGill University, Canada. HortTechnology, 23, 220-226. (IF = 0.573)

[39] Khalil B, Adamowski J. 2013 Editorial: Towards a consistent approach for the assessment and redesign of surface water quality monitoring networks. Irrigation and Drainage Systems Engineering, 2, 1. (IF = 1.12)

[38] Light S, Medema W, Adamowski J. 2013. Exploring collaborative adaptive management of water resources. Journal of Sustainable Development, 6, 16-30. (IF = 3.25)

[37] Lubini A, Adamowski J. 2013. Assessing the potential impacts of four climate change scenarios on the discharge of the Simiyu River, Tanzania using the SWAT model. International Journal of Water Sciences, 2, 1-12.

[36] Nalley D, Adamowski J, Khalil B, Ozga-Zielinski B. 2013. Trend detection in surface air temperature in Ontario and Quebec, Canada during 1967-2006 using the discrete wavelet transform. Journal of Atmospheric Research, 132, 375-398. (IF = 3.817)

[35] Rizvi Z, Adamowski J, Patrick R. 2013. First Nation capacity in Québec to practice integrated water resources management. International Journal of Water, 7, 3, 161-190. (IF = 2.069)

2012

[34] Adamowski J, Chan E, Prasher S, Ozga-Zielinski B, Sliusareva A. 2012. Comparison of multiple linear and nonlinear regression, autoregressive integrated moving average, artificial neural network, and wavelet artificial neural network methods for urban water demand forecasting in Montreal, Canada. Water Resources Research, 48, W01528, 14. (IF = 4.39)

[33] Adamowski J, Prasher S. 2012. Comparison of machine learning methods for runoff forecasting in mountaineous watersheds with limited data. Journal of Water and Land Development, 17, 89-97.

[32] Adamowski J, Prokoph A, Adamowski K. 2012. Influence of the 11-year solar cycle on annual streamflow maxima in Southern Canada. Journal of Hydrology, 442, 55-62. (IF = 3.727)

[31] Beauchamp P, Adamowski J. 2012. Different methods to assess green infrastructure costs and benefits in housing development projects. Journal of Sustainable Development, 5, 2-22.

[30] Belayneh A, Adamowski J. 2012. Standard precipitation index drought forecasting using neural networks, wavelet neural networks and support vector regression. Journal of Applied Computational Intelligence and Soft Computing, 794061, 1-13.

[29] Campisi S, Adamowski J, Oron G. 2012. Forecasting urban water demand via wavelet- denoising and neural network models. Case study: City of Syracuse, Italy. Water Resources Management, 26, 3539-3558. (IF = 2.644)

[28] Daneshmand F, Javanmard S, Adamowski J, Liaghat T, Moshkar M. 2012. Two-dimensional natural element analysis of double-free surface flow under a radial gate. Canadian Journal of Civil Engineering, 39, 643-653. (IF = 0.624)

[27] Folefack A, Adamowski J. 2012. Application of the von Thünen model in determining optimal locations to transport compost for crop production. Journal of Human Ecology, 39, 125-143. (IF = 1.64)

[26] Khalil B, Adamowski J. 2012. Record extension for short-gauged water quality parameters using a newly proposed robust version of the line of organic correlation technique. Hydrology and Earth System Sciences, 16, 2253-2266. (IF = 4.256)

[25] Adamowski J. 2012. Operationalizing sustainability principles in the engineering profession. Journal of Natural Resources, 3, 4.

[24] Nalley D, Adamowski J, Khalil B. 2012. Using discrete wavelet transforms to analyze trends in streamflow and precipitation in Quebec and Ontario (1954 – 2008). Journal of Hydrology, 475, 204-228. (IF = 3.727)

[23] Nourani V, Baghanam A, Adamowski J, Gebremichael M. 2012. Using self-organizing maps and wavelet transforms for space-time pre-processing of satellite precipitation and runoff data in neural network-based rainfall-runoff modeling. Journal of Hydrology, 476, 228-243. (IF = 3.727)

[22] Ogunlela A, Adewale P, Adamowski J. 2012. Developing design storm hydrographs for small tropical catchments with limited data. Ethiopian Journal of Environmental Studies and Management, 5, 1-13.

2011

[21] Adamowski J, Chan H. 2011. A wavelet neural network conjunction model for groundwater level forecasting. Journal of Hydrology, 401, 28-40. (IF = 3.727)

[20] Adamowski J, Chan H, Prasher S, Sharda VN. 2011. Comparison of multivariate adaptive regression splines with coupled wavelet transform artificial neural networks for runoff forecasting in Himalayan micro-watersheds with limited data. Journal of Hydroinformatics, 3, 731–744. (IF = 1.797)

[19] Adamowski J, Grey V. 2011. Application of wavelets and artificial intelligence methods in hydrological forecasting. Journal of Current Developments in Theory and Applications of Wavelets, 5, 3-15.

[18] Adamowski J, Halbe J. 2011. Participatory water resources planning and management in an agriculturally intensive watershed in Quebec, Canada using stakeholder-built system dynamics models. Journal of Land Reclamation, 43, 3-11.

[17] Adamowski J, Prokoph A, Adamowski K. 2011. Spatial temporal changes in streamflow patterns in Eastern Ontario and Southwestern Quebec, Canada and their relation to precipitation changes. International Journal of Climate Change: Impacts and Responses, 3, 155-170.

[16] Halbe J, Adamowski J. 2011. Use of participatory system dynamics modelling for collaborative watershed management in Québec, Canada. Journal of Agricultural Engineering, 48, 2. (IF = 0.5)

[15] Owrangi A, Adamowski J, Rahnemaei M, Mohammadzadeh A, Sharifan RA. 2011. Drought monitoring methodology based on AVHRR images and SPOT vegetation maps. Journal of Water Resource and Protection, 3, 325-334. (IF = 1.0)

[14] Reig P, Adamowski J. 2011. Assessing the capacity of a North American watershed management regime to support adaptive management. Journal of Environmental Hydrology, 19, Paper 13. (IF = 0.3)

[13] Saadat H, Adamowski J, Bonnell R, Sharifi F, Namdar M, Ale-Ebrahim S. 2011. Land use and land cover classification over a large area in Iran based on single date analysis of satellite imagery. Journal of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing, 66, 608-619. (IF = 5.994)

[12] Sharifi F, Adamowski J, Barkhordari J, Saadat H. 2011. Decision support tool for evaluating changes in arid and tropical watersheds. Journal of Agricultural Engineering, 49, 2. (IF = 0.5)

[11] Sharifi F, Saadat H, Armstrong S, Adamowski J. 2011. An analysis of the causes and consequences of the August 2011 Flood in Golestan Watershed, Iran. International Journal of Water Resources and Environmental Management, 2, 1-9.

2010

[10] Adamowski J, Adamowski K, Bougadis J. 2010. Influence of trend on short duration design storms. Water Resources Management, 24, 401-413. (IF = 2.644)

[9] Adamowski J, Karapataki C. 2010. Comparison of multivariate regression and artificial neural networks for peak urban water demand forecasting: The evaluation of different ANN learning algorithms. Journal of Hydrologic Engineering, 15, 729-743. (IF = 1.576)

[8] Adamowski J, Sun K. 2010. Development of a coupled wavelet transform and neural network method for flow forecasting of non-perennial rivers in semi-arid watersheds. Journal of Hydrology, 390, 85-91. (IF = 3.727)

[7] Adewale P, Sangodoyin A, Adamowski J. 2010. Flood routing in the Ogunpa River in Nigeria using HEC-RAS. Journal of Environmental Hydrology, 18, Paper 25. (IF = 0.5)

[6] Daneshmand F, Javanmard S, Liaghat T, Moshksar M, Adamowski J. 2010. Numerical solution for two- dimensional flow under a sluice gate using the natural element method. Canadian Journal of Civil Engineering, 37, 1550-1559. (IF = 0.624)

2009

[5] Adamowski K, Prokoph A, Adamowski J. 2009. Development of a new method of wavelet aided trend detection and estimation. Hydrological Processes, 23, 2686-2696. (IF = 3.181)

2008

[4] Adamowski J. 2008. Development of a short-term river flood forecasting method for snowmelt driven floods based on wavelet and cross-wavelet analysis. Journal of Hydrology, 353, 247-266. (IF = 3.727)

[3] Adamowski J. 2008. Peak daily water demand forecast modeling using artificial neural networks. Journal of Water Resources Planning and Management, 134, 119-128. (IF = 3.5)

[2] Adamowski J. 2008. River flow forecasting using wavelet and cross-wavelet transform models. Hydrological Processes, 22, 4877-4891. (IF = 3.181)

[1] Adamowski J, Adamowski K. 2008. Development of a real-time river flood forecasting transfer function-noise model with a Kalman filter for snowmelt driven floods. Journal of Environmental Hydrology, 16, Paper 26. (IF = 0.5)

BOOKS (Total: 3)

[3] Adamowski J, Zyla C, Cuenca E, Medema W, Clamen M, Reig P. 2015. Integrated and Adaptive Water Resources Planning, Management, and Governance. 2nd edition. Water Resources Publications LLC. Littleton, Colorado, USA. ISBN Number: 9781887201810. pp. 234.

[2] Saadat H, Adamowski J, Namdar M. 2015. GIS and Remote Sensing: Application in Natural Resources. LAP Publications. Saarbrucken, Germany. ISBN Number 9783659712746. pp. 138.

[1] Adamowski J, Zyla C, Cuenca E, Medema W, Clamen M, Reig P. 2013. Integrated and Adaptive Water Resources Planning, Management, and Governance. 1st edition. Water Resources Publications LLC. Littleton, Colorado, USA. ISBN Number: 9781887201810. pp. 234.

BOOK CHAPTERS (Total: 6)

[6] Belayneh A, Adamowski J. 2018. Drought forecasting: Artificial intelligence methods. In: Exploring Natural Hazards: A Case Study Approach. (Editors: Bartlett D, Singh R). Taylor & Francis, USA. pp. 207-224.

[5] Okhravi S, Eslamian S, Adamowski J. 2016. Water reuse in rainwater harvesting. In: Urban Water Reuse Handbook. (Editor: Eslamian S). Taylor & Francis, USA. pp. 787-803.

[4] Zareian M, Eslamian S, Adamowski J. 2016. The effect of climate change on watershed water balance. In: Mathematical Advances towards Sustainable Environmental Systems (Editors: Furze J, Swing K, Gupta A, McClatchey R, Reynolds D). Springer, Switzerland. pp. 215-238.

[3] Bazrkar M, Adamowski J, Eslamian S. 2016. Water system modeling. In: Mathematical Advances towards Sustainable Environmental Systems (Editors: Furze J, Swing K, Gupta A, McClatchey R, Reynolds D). Springer, Switzerland. pp. 61-88.

[2] Shabani S, Yousefi P, Adamowski J, Naser G. 2012. Intelligent soft computing models in water demand forecasting. In: Water Stress in Plants. (Editor: Rahman). IntechOpen, UK. pp. 99-117.

[1] Light S, Adamowski J. 2012. Flow in the Everglades. In: Restoring Lands - Coordinating Science, Politics and Action: Complexities of Climate and Governance (Editors: Karl H, Scarlett L, Vargas-Moreno J, Flaxman M). Springer, UK. pp. 261-304.

MONOGRAPHS (Total: 3)

[3] Adamowski J. 2010. Decision support tool for participatory water resources planning and management. In: Hydrology in Water Resources Engineering and Management Monograph (Editor: Wiezik B). Polish Academy of Sciences Monograph, Poland. pp. 463.

[2] Adamowski K, Adamowski J. 2010. The impact of the urban heat island effect on hydro-meteorological variables. In: Hydrology in Water Resources Engineering and Management Monograph (Editor: Wiezik B). Polish Academy of Sciences Monograph, Poland. pp. 463.

[1] Adamowski J. 2007. Development of a short-term river flood forecasting method based on wavelet analysis. Polish Academy of Sciences Water Resources Management Committee Monograph Publication, Poland. pp. 124.

PAPERS IN TRADE JOURNALS (Total: 1)

[1] Islam S, Lefsrud M, Adamowski J, Busgang A, Bissonnette B. 2011. Every little drop counts: Reducing water dependency through rainwater harvesting. Quebec Farmers’ Advocate. August, 2011.

BOOK REVIEWS (Total: 2)

[2] Malard J, Adamowski J. 2016. Book review: Engineering for sustainable human development. In: Canadian Water Resources Journal, 41, 3, 448-449.

[1] Adamowski J. 2015. Book review: Global urban analysis: A survey of cities in globalization. In: Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers - Engineering Sustainability 166, 3, 162–162.

NEWSPAPER ARTICLES (Total: 1)

[1] Geitmann A, Adamowski J, Malard J. 2017. Clean water for First Nations must be a national priority. Montreal Gazette. August 10 2017.

REFEREED CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS PAPERS (Total: 36)

2018

[36] Ozga-Zielinski B, Adamowski J, Ciupak M. 2018. Risk, reliability and safety of hydrological systems – A case study in the Upper Sola River at Zywiec. Polish Hydrological Congress, Warsaw, Poland.

[35] Ozga-Zielinski B, Adamowski J, Ciupak M. 2018. Satellite data assimilation to generate ensemble hydrological forecasts. Polish Hydrological Congress, Warsaw, Poland.

2017

[34] Malard J, Adamowski J, Dills D, Rojas-Días M, Tuy H, Melgar-Quiñonez H. 2017. The importance of complexity: Agroecological networks and integrated pest management. Nadalaviya Agricultural Sciences Research Conference, Third Tamil Conference, Tamil Nadu, India.

[33] Dills D, Malard J, Adamowski J, Rojas M, Tuy H, Melgar-Quiñonez H. 2017. Soil quality, beneficial insects, or both: implications for integrated pest management. Nadalaviya Agricultural Sciences Research Conference, Third Tamil Conference, Tamil Nadu, India.

2016

[32] Mouatadid S, Deo R, Adamowski J. 2016. Prediction of SPEI using MLR and ANN: A case study for Wilsons promontory station in Victoria. 14th International Conference on Machine Learning and Applications, Florida, United States.

2015

[31] Rojas M, Malard J, Adamowski J, Carrera J, Galvez J, Monardes H, Melgar-Quinonez H. 2015. Use of participatory system dynamics modelling to assess the sustainability of smallholder agriculture. American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers Annual International Meeting, New Orleans, United States.

[30] Inam A, Prasher S, Adamowski J. 2015. Development and application of a decision support system for optimizing cropping patterns under saline agriculture conditions in Rechna Doab, Pakistan. American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers Annual International Meeting, New Orleans, United States.

[29] Nalley D, Adamowski J, Biswas A, Khalil B. 2015. Trends and variability of Canada's streamflow in relation to ENSO, NAO and PDO indices. American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers Annual International Meeting, New Orleans, United States.

[28] Malard J, Rojas M, Adamowski J, Gálvez J, Melgar-Quiñonez H. 2015. Participatory agroecological network modeling I: Qualitatively combining community and research knowledge. American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers Annual International Meeting, New Orleans, United States.

[27] Malard J, Rojas M, Adamowski J, Galvez J, Carrera J, Monardes H, Melgar-Quinonez H. 2015. Participatory development of agroecosystem network models for agricultural pest management in smallholder communities. American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers Annual International Meeting, New Orleans, United States.

[26] Quilty J, Adamowski J, Khalil B. 2015. Determining the optimal time delay embedding parameters of urban water supply system signals. Canadian Hydrotechnical Conference, Water for Sustainable Development: Coping with Climate and Environmental Changes, Montreal, Canada.

2014

[25] Moreira L, Adamowski J, Gaskin S, Saraiva A. 2014. The impact of poor governance on water and sediment quality: A case study in the Pitimbu River, Brazil. IAHS-AISH Proceedings and Reports, Bologna, Italy. [24] Uddin S, Li Z, Mang H, Adamowski, Ulbrich T, Ryndin R, Norvanchig J, Cheng S. 2014. Greywater treatment in peri-urban nomadic communities: A case study on ‘greenhouse system’ in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. 12th IWA Conference on Small Water and Wastewater Systems and 4th Specialized Conference on Resource Oriented Sanitation, Muscat, Oman.

[23] Uddin S, Li Z, Ibrahim M, Mang H, Lapegue J, Donati P, Huba E, Mang H, Adamowski J, Cheng S. 2014. A perspective evaluation of ‘Closed-loop-sanitation-system’ in a country with cold climate: A case from Mongolia. 12th IWA Conference on Small Water and Wastewater Systems and 4th Specialized Conference on Resource Oriented Sanitation, Muscat, Oman.

[22] Uddin S, Li Z, Mang H, Adamowski J, Ulbrich T. 2014. An assessment of the feasibility of household greywater treatment in water stressed regions in cold climates using ‘Ice-Block Units’: A case study in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. IWA 14th International Conference on Wetland Systems for Water Pollution Control (ICWS2014), Shanghai, China.

[21] Khalil B, Adamowski J, Rojas M, Reilly K. 2014. Towards an independent dew water irrigation system for arid or insular areas. American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers and Canadian Society for Bioengineering Annual International Meeting, Montreal, Canada.

[20] Reilly K, Adamowski J. 2014. Understanding disputes around environmental flows: The role of ecosystem services. American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers and Canadian Society for Bioengineering Annual International Meeting, Montreal, Canada.

[19] Nalley D, Adamowski J, Khalil B. 2014. Analyzing the relationship between El-Nino Southern oscillation and streamflow in Ontario and Quebec using wavelet transforms. American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers and Canadian Society for Bioengineering Annual International Meeting, Montreal, Canada.

[18] Inam A, Prasher S, Adamowski J, Qamar Z. 2014. Holistic conceptualization of soil salinity management problems: Using a system dynamics approach in Rechna Doab Basin, Pakistan. American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers and Canadian Society for Bioengineering Annual International Meeting, Montreal, Canada.

[17] Khalil B, Adamowski J, Abdin A, Eizeldin M. 2014. Estimation of water quality characteristics at ungauged sites using multiple linear regression and canonical correlation analysis. American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers and Canadian Society for Bioengineering Annual International Meeting, Montreal, Canada.

[16] Liu N, Khalil B, Adamowski J, Chokmani K. 2014. Estimation of river ice-cover thickness using bootstrap artificial neural network models. American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers and Canadian Society for Bioengineering Annual International Meeting, Montreal, Canada.

[15] Moreira L, Adamowski J, Gaskin S, Saraiva A. 2014. Evolving water resources systems: Understanding, predicting and managing water–society interactions. 6th IAHS- European Geophysical Union General Assembly, International Symposium on Integrated Water Resources Management, Bologna, Italy.

2013

[14] Belayneh A, Adamowski J, Khalil B, Quilty J, Ozga-Zielinski B. 2013. Forecasting drought using bootstrap and machine learning techniques. Canadian Society of Civil Engineering Conference, Montreal, Canada.

[13] Khalil B, Adamowski J. 2013. Evaluation of the performance of eight record extension techniques under different levels of data contamination: A Monte Carlo study. Canadian Society for Civil Engineering Conference, Montreal, Canada.

[12] Moreira L, Adamowski J, Gaskin S. 2013. Governance and management of water resource in Brazil: Challenges of Implementation. Brazilian Symposium on Water Resources, Brazil.

[11] Halbe J, Adamowski J. 2013. The role of paradigms in engineering education and practice for sustainable development. Engineering Education for Sustainable Development Conference, Cambridge, United Kingdom.

[10] Belayneh A, Adamowski J, Quilty J, Khalil B, Ozga-Zielinski B. 2013. Forecasting drought using bootstrap and machine learning methods. Canadian Society for Civil Engineering, Montreal, Canada.

[9] Nalley D, Adamowski J, Khalil B. 2013. Trends in monthly and annual total precipitation in southern Quebec and Ontario, Canada during 1954-2008. Canadian Society for Civil Engineering, Montreal, Canada.

[8] Nalley D, Adamowski J. 2013. Utilizing wavelet transforms and the Mann-Kendall test to assess trends in surface air temperature over southern Ontario and Quebec during 1967 to 2006. American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers Annual International Meeting, Kansas City, United States.

[7] Kazemzadeh-Parsi M, Ahmadfard A, Adamowski J, Daneshmand F. 2013. Groundwater remediation system design using a coupled finite element model and firefly algorithm. Canadian Society for Civil Engineering Conference, Montreal, Canada.

2012

[6] Prokoph A, Adamowski J, Adamowski K. 2012. Patterns of interannual temperature variability in Northwestern Canada. American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers Annual International Meeting, Dallas, United States.

[5] Khalil B, Adamowski J. 2012. Reconstruction of information for short-gauged water quality parameters using a robust version of the line of organic correlation technique. American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers International Meeting, Dallas, United States.

[4] Chan H, Adamowski J. 2012. Groundwater level forecasting using data pre-processing and artificial intelligence methods: Case Study in the Chateauguay Watershed, Quebec. 20th Canadian Hydrotechnical Conference of the Canadian Society for Civil Engineering, Ottawa, Canada.

2011

[3] Adamowski J, Chan H, Pulido-Calvo I. 2011. Irrigation water demand forecasting using wavelet transforms and artificial intelligence. American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers International Meeting, Louisville, United States.

2010

[2] Adamowski J, Halbe J, Pahl-Wostl C. 2010. A framework for group-built socio-economic-environmental system dynamics models for participatory watershed management. Water 2010 Hydrology, Hydraulics and Water Resources in an Uncertain Environment, Quebec City, Canada.

[1] Adamowski J. 2010. Wavelet neural network forecasting of peak urban water demand. Water 2010 Hydrology, Hydraulics and Water Resources in an Uncertain Environment, Quebec City, Canada.

KEYNOTE TALKS

[7] Adamowski J. 2018. Keynote Speaker. Participatory systems dynamics modeling in water resources planning and management. Symposium on Climate Resilient Urban Water Systems: New Technologies and Policy Challenges. Centre for Water Technology and Policy, The University of Hong Kong. May 2018. Hong Kong, China.

[6] Adamowski J. 2017. Keynote Speaker. Participatory water resources modeling and management. Beijing University of Science and Technology. July, 2017. Beijing, China.

[5] Adamowski J. 2016. Keynote Speaker. Systems modeling and urban water management. Beijing International Environmental Technology Conference. October, 2016. Beijing, China.

[4] Adamowski J. 2015. Keynote Speaker. State of the art in hydrological modeling. La recherche hydrologique au Québec: États des lieux et perspectives. June, 2015. ETS. Montreal, Canada.

[3] Adamowski J. 2013. Keynote Speaker. Coupled physical-social watershed modeling using physically based models and system dynamics models. 2nd International Conference: Methods and Technologies for Environmental Monitoring and Modeling: Hydrological and Hydraulic Risk. July 11-13, 2013. Matera, Italy.

[2] Adamowski J. 2012. Keynote Speaker. Participatory modeling via coupled system dynamics models and physical models. 8th Watershed Management Conference. Lorestan University. May, 2012. Lorestan, Iran.

[1] Adamowski J. 2012. Keynote Speaker. New methods in trend estimation of hydrological time series. Annual Polish Hydrological Conference. May, 2012. Warsaw, Poland.

INVITED TALKS

2019

[33] Adamowski J. 2019. Invited Speaker. Water resources management, climate change, and uncertainty. June, 2019. GB Pant University of Agriculture and Technology. Pantnagar, India.

[32] Adamowski J. 2019. Invited Speaker. New approaches in artificial intelligence for hydrological forecasting. May, 2019. Military Technical College of Egypt. Cairo, Egypt.

[31] Adamowski J. 2019. Invited Speaker. Stakeholder engagement in modeling, planning, and management. January 2019. Government of Nunavut, Department of Environment, Climate Change Secretariat. Iqaluit, Nunavut, Canada.

2018

[30] Adamowski J. 2018. Invited Speaker. Participatory model building. November, 2018. Northern Centre for Sustainability. Yellowknife, Yukon, Canada.

[29] Adamowski J. 2018. Invited Speaker. Systems thinking and modeling in water resources management. October, 2018. Polish Institute of Meteorology and Water Management. Warsaw, Poland.

[28] Adamowski J. 2018. Invited Speaker. Participatory systems dynamics approaches in water management. August, 2018. Department of Civil Engineering, University of Alberta. Edmonton, Canada.

[27] Adamowski J. 2018. Invited Speaker. Water resources management in a changing climate. Global Issues on Development, Food and Agriculture. January, 2018. McGill University. Montreal, Canada.

2017

[26] Adamowski J. 2017. Invited Speaker. Water resources management in a changing climate. Global Issues on Development, Food and Agriculture. January, 2017. McGill University. Montreal, Canada.

[25] Adamowski J. 2017. Invited Speaker. Advances in social-hydrological modeling. McGill University - Israel Symposium on Water Resources Research. June, 2017. Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Jerusalem, Israel.

2016

[24] Adamowski J. 2016. Invited Speaker. Water resources management in a changing climate. Global Issues on Development, Food and Agriculture. January, 2016. McGill University. Montreal, Canada. 2015

[23] Adamowski J. 2015. Invited Speaker. Social-hydrological modeling and management using participatory system dynamics modeling. Warsaw Technical University, Poland. October 2015. Warsaw, Poland.

[22] Adamowski J. 2015. Invited Guest Lecturer (5 days). New approaches in watershed management. Beijing University of Science and Technology. July 2105. Beijing, China.

2014

[21] Adamowski J. 2014. Invited Speaker. Water resources management in a changing climate. Global Issues on Development, Food and Agriculture. January, 2014. McGill University. Montreal, Canada.

[20] Adamowski J. 2014. Invited Speaker. Systems modeling for food security applications. IARNA. May 2014. Guatemala City, Guatemala.

2013

[19] Adamowski J. 2013. Invited Speaker. Water resources management under uncertainty. McGill Food for Thought Lecture Series. November, 2013. Montreal, Canada.

[18] Adamowski J. 2013. Invited Speaker. Engineering and sustainability. 2013 Global Engineering Conference, Engineers without Borders. May, 2013. Montreal, Canada.

[17] Adamowski J. 2013. Invited Speaker. Approaches to teaching engineering for sustainability in the Department of Bioresource Engineering at McGill University, Canada. Engineering Education for Sustainable Development Conference. September, 2013. Cambridge, United Kingdom.

[16] Adamowski J. 2013. Invited Speaker. New approaches in hydrological modeling. University of Basilicata. July, 2013. Potenza, Italy.

[15] Adamowski J. 2013. Invited Speaker. Water resources management in a changing climate. Global Issues on Development, Food and Agriculture. January, 2013. McGill University. Montreal, Canada.

2012

[14] Adamowski J. 2012. Invited Speaker. Water resources management in a changing climate. Global Issues on Development, Food and Agriculture. January, 2012. McGill University. Montreal, Canada.

2011

[13] Adamowski J. 2011. Invited Speaker. New machine learning approaches in flood forecasting. Institute of Meteorology and Water Management of Poland. May, 2011. Warsaw, Poland.

[12] Adamowski J. 2011. Invited Speaker. Coupled social-physical watershed modeling via system dynamics modeling. Workshop on Adaptive and Sustainable Solutions for Water Integrity, Safety, Security and Supply. Central Soil and Water Conservation Research and Training Institute of India and the Indian Association of Soil and Water Conservationists. January, 2011. Chandigarh, India.

[11] Adamowski J. 2011. Invited Speaker. Water resources management in a changing climate. Global Issues on Development, Food and Agriculture. January, 2011. McGill University. Montreal, Canada.

2010

[10] Adamowski J. 2010. Invited Speaker. Social-physical watershed modeling. 13th Biennial Jerusalem Conference in Canadian Studies: Environmental Challenges in Canada, Israel and Beyond. June, 2010. Jerusalem, Israel.

[9] Adamowski J. 2010. Invited Speaker. Adaptation to climate change in the water resources sector. Canada-Mexico Industry-Science Workshop for Innovation in Water Sustainability Technologies. March, 2010. Chihuahua, Mexico.

[8] Adamowski J. 2010. Invited Speaker. Water resources management in a changing climate. Global Issues on Development, Food and Agriculture. January, 2010. McGill University. Montreal, Canada.

2009

[7] Adamowski J. 2009. Invited Speaker. New approaches in flood forecasting. School of Environment, Enterprise and Development. University of Waterloo. February, 2009. Waterloo, Canada.

[6] Adamowski J. 2009. Invited Speaker. Climate change adaptation in the water sector. Productive and Sustainable Use of Saline Waters and Salt Affected Soils in Agriculture Workshop. International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas and the International Water Management Institute. Aleppo, Syria. November, 2009.

[5] Adamowski J. 2009. Invited Speaker. Water resources in Canada. Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada (FAITC) G8 Pre-Meeting on Energy, Environment, and Development. October, 2009. Montreal, Canada.

2008

[4] Adamowski J. 2008. Invited Speaker. Adaptive management in water resources. MIT Green Islands Workshop. MIT Energy Initiative. June, 2008. Cambridge, USA.

[3] Adamowski J. 2008. Invited Speaker. Transitioning to collaborative adaptive management of water resources in Cyprus. Department of Urban Studies and Planning, MIT. March, 2008. Cambridge, USA.

[2] Adamowski J. 2008. Invited Speaker. A new approach to flood forecasting based on wavelet and cross wavelet analysis. Faculty of Environmental Engineering Seminar Series. Warsaw Technical University. January, 2008. Warsaw, Poland.

2007

[1] Adamowski J. 2007. Invited Speaker. Development of a new approach to flood forecasting based on wavelet transforms. Rafael Bras Hydrological Research Group Seminar Series. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. August, 2007. Cambridge, USA.

REGULAR CONFERENCE TALKS

CONFERENCE TALKS (Total: 111)

2018

[111] Halbe J, Adamowski J. 2018. Bridging technical, ecological and social knowledge in systems design. 36th International Conference of the System Dynamics Society, Reykjavík, Iceland.

[110] Halbe J, Adamowski J. 2018. Vision modeling in sustainability transitions research. International Sustainability Transitions Conference, Manchester, United Kingdom.

[109] Nalley D, Adamowski J, Khalil B, Biswas A. 2018. Streamflow record extensions: Comparing conventional and wavelet-based methods. American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers Conference, Detroit, United States.

[108] Adamowski J. 2018. Participatory modeling of agroecosystems. Northeast Agricultural and Biological Engineering Conference, Morgantown, West Virginia, United States. [107] Ozga-Zielinski B, Adamowski J, Ciupak M. 2018. Risk, reliability and safety of hydrological systems – A case study in the upper Sola River at Zywiec. Polish Hydrological Congress, Warsaw, Poland.

[106] Ozga-Zielinski B, Adamowski J, Ciupak M. 2018. Satellite data assimilation to generate ensemble hydrological forecasts. Polish Hydrological Congress, Warsaw, Poland.

[105] Jean S, Medema W, Adamowski J. 2018. Serious games in water resources management. International Water Security Conference, Toronto, Canada.

[104] Inam A, Adamowski J, Malard J, Peng X. 2018. Stakeholder engagement in environmental modeling: Challenges and solutions. Canadian Society for Bioengineering Annual Conference, Guelph, Ontario, Canada.

[103] Inam A, Adamowski J, Malard J, Peng X. 2018. Development and application of a group-built coupled human- environment modeling system for soil salinity management in agricultural watersheds in developing countries. Canadian Society for Bioengineering Annual Conference, Guelph, Ontario, Canada.

[102] Inam A, Adamowski J, Malard J, Rojas M, Albano R. 2018. Looking ahead to 2100: Modeling groundwater management scenarios under climate change using the stakeholder-assisted socio-hydrological modeling tool Tinämit. European Geosciences Union General Assembly, Vienna, Austria.

[101] Malard J, Inam A, Rojas Días M, Adamowski J, Hassanzadeh E, Tuy H, Melgar-Quiñonez H. 2018. Integrated management of water resources in Pakistan with a coupled socio-economic-hydrological model. 86e Congrès de l’ACFAS, Chicoutimi, Québec, Canada.

[100] Malard J, Adamowski J, Inam A, Tuy H, Peng X, Melgar-Quiñonez H. 2018. Large-scale coupled system dynamics modelling and resilience to climate change in Guatemala’s drought-prone areas. European Geosciences Union General Assembly, Vienna, Austria.

[99] Malard J, Adamowski J, Inam A, Tuy H, Melgar-Quiñonez H, Peng X. 2018. Coupled crop-system dynamics modelling for climate resiliency of agriculture in Guatemala. European Geosciences Union General Assembly, Vienna, Austria.

[98] Quilty J, Adamowski J. 2018. Nonlinear input variable selection techniques for multivariate data-driven modelling. Computational Methods in Water Resources (CMWR) XXII, Saint-Malo, France.

[97] Quilty J, Adamowski J. 2018. A wavelet-based stochastic data-driven forecasting framework for forecasting uncertain water resources processes. Computational Methods in Water Resources (CMWR) XXII, Saint-Malo, France.

[96] Quilty J, Adamowski J. 2018. Information-theoretic-based input variable selection for hydrology and water resources. European Geosciences Union General Assembly, Vienna, Austria.

[95] Alvarado-Montero R, Boucher M, Schwanenberg D, Quilty J, Adamowski J. 2018. Inter-comparison experiment of data assimilation by neural networks and variational state estimation for different hydrological model structures. HEPEX Conference, Melbourne, Australia.

[94] Halbe J, Gausling S, Adamowski J. 2018. Vision modeling and assessment using system dynamics – Application to a sustainable energy system based upon power-to-gas. 36th International Conference of the System Dynamics Society, Reykjavík, Iceland.

2017

[93] Rojas M, Malard J, Adamowski J, Carrera J, Maas R. 2017. Analysis and prediction of pest dynamics in an agroforestry context using Tiko’n, a generic tool to develop food web models. European Geosciences Union General Assembly, Vienna, Austria.

[92] Malard J, Inam A, Rojas M, Hassanzadeh E, Adamowski J, Tuy H, Melgar-Quiñonez H. 2017. Tinamit: Making coupled system dynamics models accessible to stakeholders. European Geosciences Union General Assembly, Vienna, Austria.

[91] Malard J, Adamowski J, Dills D, Rojas-Días M, Tuy H, Melgar-Quiñonez H. 2017. The importance of complexity: Agroecological networks and integrated pest management. Nadalaviya Agricultural Sciences Research Conference, Third Tamil Conference, Tamil Nadu, India.

[90] Dills D, Malard J, Adamowski J, Rojas-Días M, Tuy H, Melgar-Quiñonez H. 2017. Soil quality, beneficial insects, or both: Implications for integrated pest management. Nadalaviya Agricultural Sciences Research Conference, Third Tamil Conference, Tamil Nadu, India.

[89] Adamowski J. 2017. Systems thinking approaches in agricultural water management. Northeast Agricultural and Biological Engineering Conference, Groton, Connecticut, United States.

2016

[88] Nalley D, Adamowski J, Biswas A. 2016. Streamflow record extension using a wavelet-based hybrid approach. Annual International Commission on Statistical Hydrology Conference, Quebec City, Canada.

[87] Ghasri M, Qi Z, Adamowski J, Akbarzadeh H. 2016. Short term river flow forecasting in eastern Quebec - data driven approaches. The Annual International Commission on Statistical Hydrology Conference, Quebec City, Canada.

[86] Inam A, Adamowski J, Prasher S. 2016. Application of a new decision support system for assessing soil salinity management scenarios in the Rechna Doab Basin, Pakistan. Canadian Society for Bioengineering Annual Conference, Halifax, Canada.

[85] Nalley D, Adamowski J, Khalil B. 2016. Streamflow variability in Canada’s pristine river and its linkages in climate oscillations. 69th National Conference of the Canadian Water Resources Association (CWRA), Montreal, Canada.

[84] Smilovic M, Langhorn C, Gleeson T, Kienzle S, Adamowski J. 2016. Field kites: Evaluating supplemental irrigation with climate change. 2nd International Conference Linking Science and Policy, San Francisco, United States.

[83] Quilty J, Adamowski J, Khalil B, Rathinasamy M. 2016. Nonlinear input variable selection techniques using information theory for water resources modeling. Canadian Water Resources Association National Conference, Montreal, Canada.

[82] Quilty J, Adamowski J, Khalil B, Rathinasamy M. 2016. Nonlinear input variable selection techniques for multivariate water resources modeling. The Annual International Commission on Statistical Hydrology Conference, Quebec City, Canada.

[81] Rozenstein O, Zaady E, Katra I, Karnieli A, Adamowski J, Yizhaq H. 2016. The effect of sand grain size on the development of cyanobacterial biocrusts. The Third International Workshop on Biological Soil Crusts (BIOCRUST 3), Utah, United States.

[80] Reilly K, Adamowski J. 2016. Social uses of ecosystem services in the context of dam removal. Canadian Water Resources Association National Conference, Montreal, Canada.

[79] Mouatadid S, Deo R, Adamowski J. 2016. Prediction of SPEI using MLR and ANN: A case study for Wilsons promontory station in Victoria. 14th International Conference on Machine Learning and Applications, Florida, United States.

2015

[78] Malard J, Adamowski J, Wang L, Rojas M, Carrera J, Gálvez J, Tuy H, Melgar-Quiñonez H. 2015. Coupled socioeconomic-cropping modeling in Guatemala. American Geophysical Union Conference, San Francisco, United States.

[77] Malard J, Adamowski J, Rojas M, Galvez J, Melgar-Quinonez H. 2015. Participatory modeling for the analysis of the impact of the agricultural systems on food security. Congreso de la Sociedad Latinoamericana de Nutrición (SLAN), Punta Cana, Dominican Republic.

[76] Furber A, Grenon G, Medema W, Adamowski J. 2015. Social learning for transboundary water resources management in the St Lawrence River basin. Canadian Hydrotechnical Conference, Water for Sustainable Development: Coping with Climate and Environmental Changes, Montreal, Canada.

[75] Rojas M, Malard J, Adamowski J, Galvez J, Arevalo-Rodriguez L, Melgar-Quinonez H. 2015. Impact of ecological networks on agricultural production for food security. Congreso de la Sociedad Latinoamericana de Nutrición (SLAN) 2015, Punta Cana, Dominican Republic.

[74] Rozenstein O, Siegal Z, Blumberg D, Adamowski J. 2015. Investigating the backscatter contrast anomaly in synthetic aperture radar (SAR) imagery of the dunes at the Israel-Egypt border. 10th ASAR Workshop, Canadian Space Agency, Québec, Canada.

[73] Khalil B, Adamowski J, Ezzeldine M. 2015. Dew water collection as non-conventional source of water. Canadian Hydrotechnical Conference, Water for Sustainable Development: Coping with Climate and Environmental Changes, Montreal, Canada.

[72] Quilty J, Adamowski J, Khalil B, Rathinasamy M. 2015. Comparison of different time delay embedding strategies for urban water demand (UWD) forecasting using machine learning techniques. European Geosciences Union 10th Alexander von Humboldt Conference, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

[71] Nalley D, Adamowski J, Biswas A, Khalil B. 2015. Influences of ENSO, NAO and PDO on Canada's monthly streamflow: Trends and variability. Canadian Hydrotechnical Conference, Water for Sustainable Development: Coping with Climate and Environmental Changes, Montreal, Canada.

[70] Rojas M, Malard J, Adamowski J, Carrera J, Galvez J, Monardes H, Melgar-Quinonez H. 2015. Use of participatory system dynamics modelling to assess the sustainability of smallholder agriculture. American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers Annual International Meeting, New Orleans, United States.

[69] Reilly K, Adamowski J. 2015. Perceptions of environmental flows and ecological restoration - A document analysis. Canadian Hydrotechnical Conference, Water for Sustainable Development: Coping with Climate and Environmental Changes, Montreal, Canada.

[68] Halbe J, Adamowski J, Pahl-Wostl C. 2015. Bridging technical, ecological and social knowledge in engineering design through functional analysis. Conference on Engineering Education for Sustainable Development, Vancouver, Canada.

[67] Inam A, Adamowski J, Prasher S. 2015. A stakeholder built system dynamics model for sustainable groundwater management in Rechna Doab, Pakistan. Joint Assembly Conference (American Geophysical Union-Geological Association of Canada-Mineralogical Association of Canada-Canadian Geophysical Union), Montreal, Canada.

[66] Inam A, Adamowski J, Prasher S. 2015. Development and application of a decision support system for optimizing cropping patterns under saline agriculture conditions in Rechna Doab, Pakistan. American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers Annual International Meeting, New Orleans, United States.

[65] Nalley D, Adamowski J, Biswas A, Khalil B. 2015. Trends and variability of Canada's streamflow in relation to ENSO, NAO and PDO indices. American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers Annual International Meeting, New Orleans, United States. [64] Quilty J, Adamowski J. 2015. Machine learning based urban water demand forecasts incorporating stochastic weather inputs. European Geosciences Union 10th Alexander von Humboldt Conference, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

[63] Malard J, Rojas D, Adamowski J, Galvez J, Carrera J, Monardes H, Melgar-Quinonez H. 2015. Participatory development of agroecosystem network models for agricultural pest management in smallholder communities. American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers Annual International Meeting, New Orleans, United States.

[62] Khalil B, Awadallah A, Adamowski J, Hasan E. 2015. L-moments based record-extension technique for short- gauged water quality parameters. Canadian Hydrotechnical Conference, Water for Sustainable Development: Coping with Climate and Environmental Changes, Montreal, Canada.

[61] Rojas M, Malard J, Adamowski J, Galvez J, Tuy H, Melgar-Quinonez H. 2015. Uncertainty analysis of coupled socioeconomic-cropping models: Building confidence in climate change decision-support tools for local stakeholders. American Geosciences Union, San Francisco, United States.

[60] Quilty J, Adamowski J, Khalil B. 2015. Determining the optimal time delay embedding parameters of urban water supply system signals. Canadian Hydrotechnical Conference, Water for Sustainable Development: Coping with Climate and Environmental Changes, Montreal, Canada.

[59] Mason Z, Mengistu Y, Chassy A, Malard J, Rojas M, Adamowski J, Carrera J, Gálvez J, Monardes H, Melgar- Quiñonez H. 2015. Participatory development of agro-ecological systems models for sustainable pest management decisions in two agricultural communities. 8th McGill Conference on Global Food Security, Montreal, Canada.

[58] Malard J, Adamowski J, Wang L, Rojas M, Carrera J, Gálvez J, Tuy H, Melgar-Quiñonez H. 2015. Coupled socioeconomic-crop modelling for the participatory local analysis of climate change impacts on smallholder farmers in Guatemala. American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting, San Francisco, United States.

[57] Malard J, Rojas M, Adamowski J, Gálvez J, Melgar-Quiñonez H. 2015. Participatory agroecological network modeling: Qualitatively combining community and research knowledge. American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers Annual International Meeting, New Orleans, United States.

2014

[56] Uddin S, Li Z, Lapegue J, Adamowski J. 2014. Socio-cultural capital and corporate WASH responsibility: Ways towards sustainable water supply and sanitation. International Conference on Municipal Water Management and Sanitation in Developing Countries, Bangkok, Thailand.

[55] Khalil B, Adamowski J, Abdin A, Eizeldin M. 2014. Estimation of water quality characteristics at ungauged sites using multiple linear regression and canonical correlation analysis. American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers and Canadian Society for Bioengineering Annual International Meeting, Montreal, Canada.

[54] Orr C, Adamowski J, Medema W. 2014. Exploring the legitimacy of collaborative water governance in Quebec. 67th National Congress and Annual General Meeting of the Canadian Water Resources Association, Hamilton, Canada.

[53] Uddin S, Li Z, Mang H, Adamowski J, Ulbrich T. 2014. Household greywater treatment in peri-urban nomadic communities: Feasibility of a ‘Greenhouse System’ in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. 12th Specialized Conference on Small Water and Wastewater Systems and 4th Specialized Conference on Resources Oriented Sanitation, Muscat, Oman.

[52] Medema W, Adamowski J, Orr C. 2014. Transforming societal institutions to collaborative adaptive systems: Assessing the capacity for multi-loop social learning in Quebec watersheds. 67th National Congress and Annual General Meeting of the Canadian Water Resources Association, Hamilton, Canada.

[51] Moreira L, Adamowski J, Gaskin S, Saraiva A. 2014. The impact of poor governance on water and sediment quality: A case study in the Pitimbu River, Brazil. IAHS-AISH Proceedings and Reports, Bologna, Italy.

[50] Uddin S, Li Z, Mang H, Adamowski J, Ulbrich T. 2014. An assessment of the feasibility of household greywater treatment in water stressed regions in cold climates using ‘Ice-Block Units’: A case study in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. IWA 14th International Conference on Wetland Systems for Water Pollution Control, Shanghai, China.

[49] Nalley D, Adamowski J, Khalil B. 2014. Analyzing the relationship between streamflow and the El-Niño southern oscillation index using the wavelet transform. American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers and Canadian Society for Bioengineering Annual International Meeting, Montreal, Canada

[48] Reilly K, Adamowski J. 2014. Understanding disputes around environmental flows: The role of ecosystem services. American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers and Canadian Society for Bioengineering Annual International Meeting, Montreal, Canada.

[47] Khalil B, Adamowski J, Broda S, Ozga-Zielinski B. 2014. Groundwater level short-term forecasting under tailings recharge using wavelet-bootstrap-neural network models. American Geophysical Union Annual Fall Meeting, San Francisco, United States.

[46] Khalil B, Adamowski J, Rojas M, Reilly K. 2014. Towards an independent dew water irrigation system for arid or insular areas. American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers and Canadian Society for Bioengineering Annual International Meeting, Montreal, Canada.

[45] Inam A, Prasher S, Adamowski J, Qamar Z. 2014. Holistic conceptualization of soil salinity management problems: Using a system dynamics approach in Rechna Doab Basin, Pakistan. American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers and Canadian Society for Bioengineering Annual International Meeting, Montreal, Canada.

[44] Boisvert-Chouinard J, Halbe J, Inam A, Adamowski J. 2014. Coupling system dynamics and physically-based models for participatory water management-A methodological framework, with two case studies: Water quality in Quebec, and soil salinity in Pakistan. American Geophysical Union Annual Fall Meeting, San Francisco, United States.

[43] Campisi-Pinto S, Levi O, Adamowski J, Oron J. 2014. Feature engineering for improving pan evaporation modelling using multiple linear regression. American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers and Canadian Society for Bioengineering Annual International Meeting, Montreal, Canada.

[42] Albano R, Sole A, Adamowski J. 2014. An ontology for flood risk prevention and mitigation. 36th International Association for Hydro-Environment Engineering and Research World Congress, Delft, Netherlands.

[41] Nalley D, Adamowski J, Khalil B. 2014. Wavelet analysis of streamflow variability in Canadian rivers as a response to influences of large-scale climate indices. American Geophysical Union Annual Fall Meeting, San Francisco, United States.

[40] Reilly K, Adamowski J. 2014. Barriers to implementation of environmental flows. Water Initiative for the Future, Kingston, Canada.

[39] Liu N, Khalil B, Adamowski J, Chokmani K. 2014. Estimation of river ice-cover thickness using bootstrap artificial neural network models. American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers and Canadian Society for Bioengineering Annual International Meeting, Montreal, Canada.

[38] Moreira L, Adamowski J, Gaskin S, Saraiva A. 2014. Evolving water resources systems: Understanding, predicting and managing water–society interactions. 6th IAHS- European Geophysical Union General Assembly, International Symposium on Integrated Water Resources Management, Bologna, Italy.

[37] Nalley D, Adamowski J, Khalil B. 2014. Analyzing the relationships between climate indices and precipitation and streamflow in Canada based on wavelet transform approaches. American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers, Montreal, Quebec.

[36] Malard J, Melgar-Quiñonez H, Pineda P, Gálvez J, Adamowski J. 2014. Agricultural and social resiliency of small-scale agriculture to economic and climatic shocks: A comparison of subsistence versus market based agricultural approaches in rural Guatemala. American Geophysical Union Annual Fall Meeting, San Francisco, United States.

[35] Quilty J, Adamowski J, Khalil B, Rathinasamy M. 2014. Forecasting urban water demand via machine learning methods coupled with a bootstrap rank-ordered conditional mutual information input variable selection method. American Geophysical Union Annual Fall Meeting, San Francisco, United States.

[34] Uddin S, Li Z, Ibrahim M, Mang H, Lapegue J, Donati P, Huba E, Mang H, Adamowski J, Cheng S. 2014. A perspective evaluation of ‘Closed-loop-sanitation-system’ in a country with cold climate: A case from Mongolia. 12th IWA Conference on Small Water and Wastewater Systems and 4th Specialized Conference on Resource Oriented Sanitation, Muscat, Oman.

[33] Boisvert-Chouinard J, Adamowski J. 2014. Integrating SWAT and system dynamics models for water quality management in the Petite Riviere du Chene Basin in Quebec. Northeast Agricultural and Biological Engineering Conference, Kemptville, Canada.

2013

[32] Kolinjivadi V, Adamowski J, Kosoy N. 2013. The consideration of equity in payments for watershed services (PWS): An empirical analysis of designing PWS for enhancing human capabilities. Joint Scientific Congress – bridging environmental science, policy and resource management. Canadian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society, Canadian Geophysical Union and Canadian Water Resources Association, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.

[31] Kazemzadeh-Parsi J, Ahmadfard A, Adamowski J, Daneshmand F. 2013. Groundwater remediation system design using a coupled finite element model and firefly algorithm. Canadian Society for Civil Engineering Conference, Montreal, Canada.

[30] Campisi S, Adamowski J, Oron G. 2013. Forecasting urban water demand via artificial neural networks and wavelet transforms. 3rd International Conference on Water Economics, Statistics, and Finance, Marvella, Spain.

[29] Medema W, Adamowski J, Wals A. 2013. Toward sustainable water governance through digital technology: The potential of virtual learning platforms. American Water Resources Association (AWRA) Annual Conference, Portland, United States.

[28] Khalil B, Adamowski J, Belayneh A. 2013. Evaluation of the performance of eight record extension techniques under different levels of data contamination: A Monte Carlo study. Canadian Society of Civil Engineering Conference, Montreal, Canada.

[27] Halbe J, Adamowski J, Pahl-Wostl C. 2013. The role of paradigms in engineering education and practice for sustainable development. Engineering Education for Sustainable Development Conference, Cambridge, United Kingdom.

[26] Kolinjivadi V, Adamowski J, Kosoy N. 2013. The importance of ecosystem characteristics, governance arrangements and equity in understanding payments for ecosystem services. United States Society of Ecological Economics Conference, Burlington, United States.

[25] Nalley D, Adamowski J, Khalil B. 2013. Trends in monthly and annual total precipitation in southern Quebec and Ontario, Canada during 1954-2008. Canadian Society of Civil Engineering, Montreal, Canada.

[24] Belayneh A, Adamowski J, Khalil B, Quilty J, Ozga-Zielinski B. 2013. Forecasting drought using bootstrap and machine learning techniques. Canadian Society of Civil Engineering Conference, Montreal, Canada.

[23] Rathinasamy M, Adamowski J, Khosa R. 2013. Multiscale streamflow forecasting using a new Bayesian model average based ensemble multi-wavelet Volterra nonlinear method. Annual American Geophysical Union Conference, San Francisco, United States.

[22] Belayneh A, Adamowski J. 2013. A boosting ensemble technique for drought forecasting. Northeast Agricultural and Biological Engineering Conference, Altoona, United States.

[21] Nalley D, Adamowski J, Khalil B. 2013. Assessing the influence of large-scale climate indices on streamflow using wavelet transforms and wavelet coherence. Joint Scientific Congress of the Canadian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society, Canadian Geophysical Union and Canadian Water Resources Association, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.

[20] Inam A, Prasher S, Adamowski J. 2013. A stakeholder dynamic model to facilitate groundwater management on watershed scale. Canadian Society for Bioengineering Annual International Meeting, Saskatoon, Canada.

[19] Moreira L, Adamowski J, Gaskin S. 2013. Governance and management of water resource in Brazil: Challenges of implementation. Brazilian Symposium on Water Resources, Brazil.

[18] Nalley D, Adamowski J, Khalil B. 2013. Precipitation trends over southern Quebec using wavelet transforms. Canadian Society for Civil Engineering Conference, Montreal, Canada.

2012

[17] Khalil B, Adamowski J, Karaman H, Abdel-Gawad S. 2012. Development of a wavelet neural network hybrid model for total dissolved solids forecasting in the Nile Delta drainage system. 11th ICID International Drainage Workshop, Cairo, Egypt.

[16] Prokoph A, Adamowski J, Adamowski K. 2012. Patterns of interannual temperature variability in northwestern Canada. American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers Annual International Meeting, Dallas, United States.

[15] Belayneh A, Adamowski J, Khalil B. 2012. Long term drought forecasting using wavelet neural networks and wavelet support vector regression. Northeast Agricultural and Biological Engineering Conference, Orillia, Canada.

[14] Baghanam A, Adamowski J, Nourani V. 2012. Self-organizing maps and wavelet transforms for space– time pre-processing of satellite precipitation and runoff data in rainfall–runoff modeling. Confronting global change: 39th International Association of Hydrogeologists Congress, Niagara Falls, Canada.

[13] Khalil B, Adamowski J. 2012. Comparison of nine record-extension techniques for water quality variables. 11th ICID International Drainage Workshop, Cairo, Egypt.

[12] Nalley D, Adamowski J, Khalil B. 2012. Using the discrete wavelet transform in trend analysis of streamflow in Quebec and Ontario from 1954 to 2008. Northeast Agricultural and Biological Engineering Conference- Canadian Society of Biological Engineers Conference. Joint Meeting and Technical Conference on Ecological Engineering, Orillia, Canada.

[11] Kolinjivadi V, Adamowski J, Kosoy N. 2012. A governance framework for the multidimensional consideration of well-being in payments for watershed services (PES) as a tool for integrated and adaptive water resource management. Second New Commons Workshop: Building Resilience with Common Capital, APN- DIVERSITAS-UN IHDP, Colombo, Sri Lanka.

[10] Nalley D, Adamowski J, Khalil B. 2012. Trend detection in streamflow data using the discrete wavelet transform. Northeast Agricultural and Biological Engineering Conference - Canadian Society for Bioengineering Joint Meeting and Technical Conference on Ecological Engineering, Orillia, Ontario.

[9] Khalil B, Adamowski J. 2012. Reconstruction of information for short-gauged water quality parameters using a robust version of the line of organic correlation technique. American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers Annual International Meeting, Dallas, United States.

2011

[8] Beauchamp P, Adamowski J, Beausejour J. 2011. An integrated framework for the development of green infrastructure: A case study in Quijing, China. Ecocity World Summit Conference, Montreal, Canada.

[7] Adamowski J, Chan H, Pulido-Calvo I. 2011. Irrigation water demand forecasting using wavelet transforms and artificial intelligence. American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers International Meeting, Louisville, United States.

[6] Adamowski J. 2011. Spatial temporal changes in streamflow patterns in Eastern Ontario and Southwestern Quebec, Canada and their relation to precipitation changes. Third International Conference on Climate Change, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

[5] Adamowski J, Chan H. 2011. Groundwater level forecasting using data pre-processing and artificial intelligence methods: Case study in the Chateauguay watershed, Quebec. 20th Canadian Hydrotechnical Conference of the Canadian Society of Civil Engineers, Ottawa, Canada.

2010

[4] Halbe J, Adamowski J, Pahl-Wostl C. 2010. Potential of group model building in environmental management. 21st MIT-UAlbany-WPI System Dynamics Colloquium, Albany, United States.

[3] Halbe J, Adamowski J. 2010. Group built social-economic environmental system dynamic models for participatory watershed management. 9th Annual Brace Centre Symposium: Water Resources Management in a Changing Climate, Montreal, Canada.

[2] Adamowski J. 2010. Development of a new flood forecasting method based on wavelet and cross wavelet transforms. Northeast Agricultural and Biological Engineering Conference, Geneva, United States.

2009

[1] Halbe J, Adamowski J. 2009. Participatory and integrated water resources modeling and management through the use of system dynamics modeling: Development of qualitative system dynamics models. McGill School of Environment Symposium on Environmental Research, Montreal, Canada.

CONFERENCE POSTERS (Total: 32)

2018

[29] Inam A, Adamowski J, Malard J, Rojas M, Peng G. 2018. Development of a stakeholder-assisted socio- hydrological systems dynamic model to facilitate groundwater management. European Geophysical Union General Assembly General Assembly, Vienna, Austria.

[28] Quilty J, Adamowski J. 2018. A stochastic data-driven forecasting framework using wavelets for forecasting uncertain hydrological and water resources processes. European Geophysical Union General Assembly, Vienna, Austria.

[27] Alvarado-Montero R, Boucher A, Schwanenberg D, Quilty J, Adamowski J. 2018. Inter-comparison experiment of data assimilation by neural networks and variational state estimation for different hydrological model structures. 2018 HEPEX Conference, Melbourne, Australia.

2017

[26] Boucher M, Quilty J, Adamowski J. 2017. Hydrological data assimilation using extreme learning machines. European Geophysical Union General Assembly, Vienna, Austria.

[25] Reilly K, Adamowski J, John K. 2017. The spatial distribution of ecosystem services around a dammed river reach and its contribution to conflict over possible removal of the dam. Canadian Society for Ecological Economics and Economics for the Anthropocene Partnership Joint Conference, Montreal, October.

2016

[24] Rojas M, Malard J, Adamowski J, Tuy H. 2016. Participatory data collection and monitoring of agricultural pest dynamics for climate-resilient coffee production using Tiko’n, a generic tool to develop agroecological food web models. American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting, San Francisco, United States.

[23] Smilovic M, Langhorn C, Gleeson T, Kienzle S, Adamowski J. 2016. Bettering Alberta’s water footprint for heat production with supplemental irrigation. American Geophysical Union Fall meeting, San Francisco, United States.

[22] Inam A, Malard J, Hassanzadeh E, Adamowski J, Tuy H, Melgar-Quiñonez H. 2016. Design of soil salinity policies with Tinamit, a flexible and rapid tool to couple stakeholder-built system dynamics models with physically-based models. American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting, San Francisco, United States.

[21] Malard J, Rojas M, Adamowski J, Anandaraja N, Tuy H, Melgar-Quiñonez H. 2016. Analysis and prediction of agricultural pest dynamics with Tiko’n, a generic tool to develop agro-ecological food web models. American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting, San Francisco, United States.

[20] Reilly K, Adamowski J. 2016. How stakeholders frame dam removal: The role of current and anticipated ecosystem service use. European Geosciences Union General Assembly, Vienna, Austria.

2015

[19] Nalley D, Adamowski J, Biswas A, Khalil B. 2015. Influences of ENSO, NAO, and PDO on streamflow variability in Canada. Northeast Agricultural Biological Engineering Conference, Newark, Delaware.

[18] Nalley D, Adamowski J, Biswas A, Khalil B. 2015. The influence of ENSO, NAO and PDO on streamflow variability in Canada’s pristine rivers. American Geophysical Union, San Francisco, California.

[17] Malard J, Melgar-Quiñonez H, Dallman D, García-Winder M. 2015. Livestock diversity and food security in smallholder farming households in Haiti. Experimental Biology Conference, Boston, USA.

2014

[16] Autixier L, Pitt T, Mailhot A, Talbot G, Galarneau M, Adamowski J, Dorner S. 2014. Impact of climate change on overflow characteristics. 6ème Symposium OURANOS, Québec City, Canada.

[15] Halbe J, Adamowski J, Baig A, Malard J, Boisvert-Chouinard J. 2014. Participatory and integrated assessment of water resources management policies through the coupling of group built system dynamics models and expert hydrological models. American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers and Canadian Society for Bioengineering Annual International Meeting, Montreal, Canada.

[14] Inam A, Carrera J, Melini L, Pineda P, Monterroso O, Melgar-Quiñonez H, Adamowski J, Halbe J, Malard J, Monardes H, Gálvez J. 2014. Use of participatory systems dynamics modelling to generate user-friendly decision support systems for the design of management policies for complex human-environmental systems: A case study from the varied socio-environmental Landscape of Guatemala. American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting, San Francisco.

2013

[13] Hakimi R, Halbe J, Adamowski J. 2013. Transitioning to sustainable agriculture - What is your vision and strategy? 32nd Guelph Organic Conference, Guelph, Canada.

[12] Inam A, Adamowski J, Prasher S. 2013. Using causal loop diagrams to initialize stakeholder engagement in agricultural watershed management. American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers Annual International Meeting, Kansas City, United States.

[11] Belayneh A, Adamowski J. 2013. Forecasting agricultural drought via the coupling of data driven models and the bootstrap technique. American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers Annual International Meeting, Kansas City, United States.

[10] Halbe J, Adamowski J. 2013. A stakeholder assisted system dynamics model to facilitate groundwater management on a watershed scale. American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers Annual Meeting, Kansas City, United States.

[9] Ahmadfard A, Kazemzadeh-Parsi J, Adamowski J, Daneshmand F. 2013. Groundwater remediation optimal design of pump and treat systems via a modified firefly algorithm. American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers Annual Meeting, Kansas City, United States.

[8] Inam A, Prasher S, Adamowski J. 2013. A participatory system dynamic modelling approach for soil salinity management. American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers Conference, Kansas City, United States.

[7] Nalley D, Adamowski J, Khalil B, Ozga-Zielinski B. 2013. Utilizing wavelet transforms and the Mann-Kendall test to assess trends in surface air temperature over southern Ontario and Quebec during 1967 to 2006. American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers Annual International Meeting, Kansas City, United States.

[6] Khalil B, Adamowski J. 2013. Estimation of water quality characteristics at ungauged sites using ensemble artificial neural networks in the canonical correlation physiographic space. International Interdisciplinary Conference on Land Use and Water Quality: Reducing the Effects of Agriculture, Netherlands.

2011

[5] Nalley D, Adamowski J, Khalil B. 2011. The use of wavelet-based method in analyzing streamflow variability in southern Quebec, Canada. McGill School of Environment Symposium, Montreal, Quebec.

2010

[4] Adamowski J, Halbe J, Pahl-Wostl C. 2010. A participatory model building framework for integrated water resources management. Conference on Global Food Security: Addressing the Water and Nutrition Challenges, Montreal, Canada.

[3] Adamowski J. 2010. Wavelet neural network forecasting of peak urban water demand. Water 2010 Hydrology, Hydraulics and Water Resources in an Uncertain Environment, Quebec City, Canada.

[2] Adamowski K, Adamowski J. 2010. Impact of the urban heat island effect on annual streamflow patterns: Case study of Ottawa, Canada. Canadian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society and Canadian Geophysical Union Congress, Ottawa, Canada.

2008

[1] Adamowski J. 2008. Development of Levenberg-Marquardt, resilient back-propagation, and conjugate gradient Powell-Beale artificial neural networks for peak urban water demand forecasting in Nicosia, Cyprus. American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting, San Francisco, USA.

RESEARCH GRANTS AND FUNDING

EXTERNAL FUNDING

[24] Principal Investigator - Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) Engage Grant, $25 000, 2018. “A new participatory rainwater management framework for urban areas using non-structural measures”.

[23] Principal Investigator - Le ministère des Relations internationales et de la Francophonie, $25 000, 2017. “McGill-Israel water resources management workshop”.

[22] Principal Investigator - Le Fonds de recherche du Québec – Nature et technologies (FQRNT) Team Grant, $200 000, 2017-2020. « Élaboration d'une approche de modélisation inverse fondée sur le couplage de l'optimisation-simulation visant à identifier les sources de contamination des eaux souterraines et des méthodes d'assainissement appropriées pour le Québec ».

[21] Principal Investigator - Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) Insight Grant, 334 738$, 2017-2022. “Improving the inclusiveness of participatory socio-environmental modelling for water resource management with diverse communities”.

[20] Principal Investigator - Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) Engage Grant, $25 000, 2017. “Assessing the impact of climate change on Montreal's precipitation characteristics”.

[19] Principal Investigator - Mitacs Globalink Research Award, 5000$, 2016. “Evaluating the potential of supplemental irrigation to increase agricultural and water productivity in India with climate change”.

[18] Principal Investigator - Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) Discovery Grant, $170 000, 2015-2020. “Novel approaches in statistical analysis and coupled social-physical systems modeling for integrated and adaptive water resources management in the face of increasing uncertainty”.

[17] Principal Investigator - Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) Discovery Grant Accelerator Supplement, $120 000, 2015-2018. “Novel approaches in statistical analysis and coupled social-physical systems modeling for integrated and adaptive water resources management in the face of increasing uncertainty”.

[16] Principal Investigator - Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) Partnership Development Grant, $196 000, 2015-2017. “Understanding game based approaches for improving sustainable water governance UpSWinG”.

[15] Principal Investigator - Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) Engage Grant, $25 000, 2015. “Development of state-of-the-art artificial intelligence river flood forecasting models”.

[14] Principal Investigator - Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) Insight Development Grant, $80 000, 2015-2017. “Framing environmental flows as providers of ecosystem services: Implications for policy implementation”.

[13] Principal Investigator - Department of National Defence (Canada) Grant, $20 000, 2015. “Airborne HIS data analysis”.

[12] Principal Investigator - Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) Engage Grant, $25 000, 2015. “Development of a new approach based on infrared spectroscopy for black plastic sorting in the recycling industry".

[11] Principal Investigator - Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) Engage Grant, $25 000, 2014. “A new tool for unraveling the effects of climate on demand of urban water supply systems using new statistical analysis techniques (‘Water Demand Climate Correction Tool’)”.

[10] Team Member - Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) Research Tools and Instruments Grant, $123 989, 2014. Team Member with Prof. V. Raghavan (PI), Prof. MJ Dumont, Prof. V. Orsat, and Prof. A. Yaylayan. “Desktop scanning electron microscope for examination of materials undergoing various processes.”

[9] Principal Investigator - Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) Engage Grant, $25 000, 2013. “A new framework for nonlinear input variable selection coupled with ensemble-wavelet-machine learning methods with uncertainty assessments for urban water demand forecasting”.

[8] Principal Investigator - MITACS Accelerate Grant, $11 000, 2013. “Using rate setting to control municipal water consumption”.

[7] Principal Investigator - New England Interstate Water Pollution Control Commission, $9500, 2012. “Development of ecosystem indicators for the Lake Champlain Basin Program adaptive management program”.

[6] Principal Investigator - Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) Discovery Grant Supplement for Early Career Researchers, $5 000, 2012. “Development of new frameworks and tools for sustainable water resources management to respond effectively to climate change variability in Canada”.

[5] Principal Investigator - Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) Standard Research Grant, $92 000, 2011-2014. “Agriculture, water and climate change in Quebec watersheds: Transforming societal institutions to collaborative adaptive systems to increase social-ecological resilience”.

[4] Principal Investigator - Le Fonds de recherche du Québec – Nature et technologies (FQRNT) New Researcher Grant, $40 000, 2011-2013. “Development of a new method of wavelet-bootstrap-neural network urban water demand forecasting”.

[3] Principal Investigator - Canada Foundation for Innovation - Leaders Opportunity Fund, $270 000, 2011- 2016. “Development of new methods to investigate and predict urban heat island effects on water resources using remote sensing and GIS”.

[2] Co-Investigator - Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food (OMAFRA) Knowledge Translation and Transfer (KTT) Grant, $30 000, 2011-2012. Co-PI with Prof. Khosrow Farahbakhsh of the University of Guelph. “Application of participatory model building to enhance knowledge translation in pollution prevention in the food processing sector”.

[1] Principal Investigator - Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) Discovery Grant, $105 000, 2010-2015. “Development of new frameworks and tools for sustainable water resources management to respond effectively to climate change variability in Canada”.

INTERNAL FUNDING (McGILL UNIVERSITY)

[4] Principal Investigator - McGill University Sustainability Project, $71 000, 2017-2018. “Sustainable flood and rain water management on the McGill campus”.

[3] Principal Investigator - McGill University Sustainability Project, $38 950, 2013-2015. “Dew water harvesting for irrigation and educational purposes on Macdonald campus, McGill University”.

[2] Co-Investigator - McGill University Sustainability Project, $45 000, 2011-2013. Co-PI with Prof. Mark Lefsrud of the Department of Bioresource Engineering at McGill University. “Rainwater collection system for sustainable irrigation and education on Macdonald campus, McGill University”.

[1] McGill University Start up Fund, $55 000, 2009-2014.

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE

JOURNAL EDITORIAL BOARDS

[8] Special Issue Co-Editor Special Issue on Systems Modeling in Water Resources. Water Journal. 2018-2019.

[7] Editorial Board Section Editor, Soil and Water Engineering, Canadian Biosystems Engineering. Journal (Canada). 2018-

[6] Editorial Board Water Journal (Switzerland). 2017-

[5] Special Issue Editor Special Issue on Serious Games in Water Resources Management. Water Journal. 2017-2019

[4] Editorial Board Journal of Sustainable Water Resources Management (Springer). 2015-

[3] Editorial Board Journal of Modeling Earth Systems and Environment (Springer). 2015-

[2] Editorial Board Journal of Water and Land Development (Polish Academy of Sciences). 2014-

[1] Editorial Board Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE): Engineering Sustainability (United Kingdom). 2010-

COMMITTEES (OUTSIDE OF McGILL)

[21] Vice President (Technical) - Canadian Society for Bioengineering 2018-2020

[20] Chair - Northeast Agricultural and Biological Engineering Conference 2018-2019

[19] Selection Committee - Rutherford Memorial Medal in Chemistry. Royal Society of Canada 2018-2019

[18] College Review Committee - Selection of new members of the College of New 2018- Scholars, Artists and Scientists. Royal Society of Canada

[17] Selection Committee - American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers 2018- Boyd-Scott Graduate Research Award

[16] Adjudication Panel – Ontario Ministry of Economic Development, Job Creation and 2018- Trade (Science and Research Branch) - Early Researcher Awards Program

[15] Member - Community of Experts. European Science Foundation 2018-

[14] Scientific Committee – CentrEau (Water Research Centre of Quebec). Laval University 2018-

[13] Chair Elect (Awards) – Northeast Agricultural and Biological Engineering Conference 2017-2018

[12] Chair - American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineering Major Awards 2017-2018 Committee - Young Engineer of the Year Award (M-114)

[11] Member - Strategic Conference Planning Committee. Engineering Institute of Canada 2017-

[10] Flood Expertise Committee - International Lake Champlain / Richelieu River Study. 2017-2022 International Joint Commission (Ottawa, Canada and Washington, DC, USA)

[9] 1st Vice Chair (Program) - Northeast Agricultural and Biological Engineering Conference 2016-2017

[8] Selection Committee - American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineering 2015- Major Awards Committee - Young Engineer of the Year Award (M-114)

[7] 2nd Vice Chair (Newsletter) - Northeast Agricultural and Biological Engineering 2015-2016 Conference

[6] Canadian Junior Representative - International Commission on Water Resources Systems 2014-2016

[5] Secretary - Northeast Agricultural and Biological Engineering Conference 2014-2015

[4] Advisor – Engineers without Borders: Quebec Leadership Council 2013-2015

[3] Secretary Elect - Northeast Agricultural and Biological Engineering Conference 2013-2014

[2] Member - American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineering Technical 2010- Committee NRES-21

[1] Advisory Committee - MIT Global Climate Change Collaborative 2008-2012

REVIEWER FOR RESEARCH FUNDING AGENCIES

[26] National Research Foundation (South Africa) - Thuthuka Program Proposals (1 review) 2018

[25] Fonds de la recherche scientifique (Belgium) - Research Proposals (2 reviews) 2018

[24] Organisation for Scientific Research - Science for Global Development (Netherlands) 2018 Grant Proposals (1 review)

[23] Fonds de recherche du Quebec - Nature et technologies (Canada) – Graduate 2018 Scholarships (15 reviews)

[22] National Centre of Science and Technology Evaluation (Kazakhstan) - Ministry of 2018 Education and Science, Republic of Kazakhstan Research Proposals (20 reviews)

[21] National Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada Discovery Grant 2018 (Canada) - Research Proposals (2 reviews)

[20] Fonds de recherche du Quebec - Nature et technologies (Canada) Graduate 2017 Scholarships (25 reviews)

[19] National Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada Discovery Grant 2017 (Canada) - Research Proposals (2 reviews)

[18] National Centre of Science and Technology Evaluation (Kazakhstan) - Ministry of 2017 Education and Science, Republic of Kazakhstan Research Proposals (10 reviews)

[17] Fonds de recherche du Quebec - Nature et technologies (Canada) Graduate 2016 Scholarships (18 reviews)

[16] National Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada Discovery Grant 2016 (Canada) - Research Proposals (2 reviews)

[15] National Council for Development and Innovation (Romania) - University Research 2016 Proposals (17 reviews)

[14] Fonds de recherche du Quebec - Nature et technologies (Canada) Graduate 2015 Scholarships (30 reviews)

[13] Ministry of Science (Saudi Arabia) - Research Proposals (2 reviews) 2015

[12] National Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada Discovery Grant 2015 (Canada) - Research Proposals (2 reviews)

[11] National Centre of Science and Technology Evaluation (Kazakhstan), Ministry of 2015 Education and Science, Republic of Kazakhstan Research Proposals (5 reviews)

[10] Fonds de recherche du Quebec - Nature et technologies (Canada) Graduate 2014 Scholarships (33 reviews)

[9] National Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada Discovery Grant 2014 (Canada) - Research Proposals (1 review)

[8] National Geographic Society Grant (USA) - Research Proposals (2 reviews) 2013

[7] National Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada Discovery Grant 2013 (Canada) - Research Proposals (2 reviews)

[6] National Council for Development and Innovation (Romania) - University Research 2012 Proposals (3 reviews)

[5] National Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada Discovery Grant 2012 (Canada) - Research Proposals (1 review)

[4] National Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada Discovery Grant 2011 (Canada) - Research Proposals (1 review)

[3] National Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada Collaborative 2010 Research and Development Grant (Canada) - Research Proposals (1 review)

[2] AXA Research Fund (France) - Doctoral and Post-doctoral Research Proposals 2009-2013 (35 reviews)

[1] Canada-China Scientific and Technological Cooperation Grant (China) - Proposals 2009 (1 Review)

REVIEWER OF ARTICLES FOR REFEREED JOURNALS

Over 120 journal papers reviewed (e.g., Water Resources Research, Hydrology and Earth System Sciences, Journal of Hydrology, Water Resources Management, etc.).

CONFERENCE ORGANIZATION AND SESSION CHAIR

[35] Steering Committee. 8th International Conference on Water Resources and Environment Research. June 14- 18, 2019. Hohai University. Nanjing, China.

[34] International Scientific Committee. 8th International Conference on Water Resources and Environment Research. June 14-18, 2019. Hohai University. Nanjing, China.

[33] Scientific Committee. Canadian Water Resources Association Conference: Recherche hydrologique au Quebec. May, 2019. Bishop’s University. Lennoxville, Quebec, Canada.

[32] Scientific Committee. National Hydrological Congress of Poland. September 19-21, 2018. Warsaw, Poland.

[31] Session Chair. Northeast Agricultural and Biological Engineering Conference 2018. July, 2018. Morgantown, West Virginia, USA.

[30] International Scientific Committee. 9th International Conference on Engineering Education for Sustainable Development. June 3-6, 2018. Rowan University, USA.

[29] Scientific Committee. Disaster Risk Reduction Conference. October 12-13, 2017. Warsaw, Poland.

[28] Leader – Program Committee. Northeast Agricultural and Biological Engineering Conference. July 30-August 2, 2017. Groton, CT, USA.

[27] Session Chair. Northeast Agricultural and Biological Engineering Conference. July, 2017. Groton, CT, USA.

[26] Lead Organizer. Water Resources Management Workshop. Hebrew University-McGill University. May 2017. Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel.

[25] Scientific Committee. Statistical Hydrology Workshop - International Commission on Statistical Hydrology of the International Association of Hydrological Sciences. September 26-27, 2016. Quebec City, Canada.

[24] Steering Committee. 7th International Conference on Water Resources and Environment Research. January 5- 9, 2016. Kyoto, Japan.

[23] Organizing Committee. Northeast Agricultural and Biological Engineering Conference. July 31-August 3, 2016. Orono, Maine, USA.

[22] Session Chair. Northeast Agricultural and Biological Engineering Conference. July 31-August 3, 2016. Orono, Maine, USA.

[21] Scientific Committee. 69th Canadian Water Resources Association Conference. May 25-27, 2016. Montreal, Canada.

[20] Organizing Committee. 69th Canadian Water Resources Association Conference. May 25-27, 2016. Montreal, Canada.

[19] Technical Program Committee. IEEE Symposium on Computational Intelligence and Ensemble Learning. December 8-10, 2015. Cape Town, South Africa.

[18] Session Chair. Northeast Agricultural and Biological Engineering Conference. July, 2015. Newark, Delaware, USA.

[17] Technical Committee. Canadian Society of Civil Engineering 22nd Canadian Hydrotechnical Conference. April 29 - May 2, 2015. Montreal, Quebec.

[16] Local Host Committee. Canadian Society of Civil Engineering 22nd Canadian Hydrotechnical Conference. April 29 - May 2, 2015. Montreal, Quebec.

[15] Technical Committee. 4th Climate Change Technology Conference. May 25-27, 2015. Montreal, QC, Canada.

[14] International Organizing Committee. 7th International Conference on Engineering Education for Sustainable Development. June 9-12, 2014. University of British Columbia, BC, Canada.

[13] Session Chair. Northeast Agricultural and Biological Engineering Conference. July 27-30, 2014. Kemptville, ON, Canada.

[12] Advisory Panel. McGill Sustainability Symposium. May 4-5, 2014. McGill University, Montreal, QC, Canada.

[11] International Organizing Committee. 6th International Conference on Engineering Education for Sustainable Development. September 22-25, 2013. University of Cambridge, UK.

[10] Session Chair. Teaching engineering for sustainable development. 6th International Conference on Engineering Education for Sustainable Development. September 22-25, 2013. University of Cambridge, UK.

[9] Session Chair. Alert systems/Climatic effects. Canadian Society for Civil Engineering Annual Conference. May 29-June 1, 2013. Montreal, Canada.

[8] Co-organizer and Session Chair. Brace Research Day/Symposium. 2010-2018. Montreal, Canada.

[7] Co-Organizer. Forum for Leadership on Water Symposium. October, 2011. Montreal, Canada.

[6] Session Chair. Hydrology. Canadian Society for Civil Engineering Annual Conference. June, 2011. Ottawa, Canada.

[5] Session Chair. Water resources and climate change. 13th Biennial Jerusalem Conference in Canadian Studies: Environmental Challenges in Canada, Israel and Beyond. June, 2010. Jerusalem, Israel.

[4] Session Chair. System dynamics modeling in water resources management. Water 2010 - Hydrology, Hydraulics and Water Resources in an Uncertain Environment. July, 2010. Quebec City, Canada.

[3] Session Chair. Hydrological modeling. Water 2010 - Hydrology, Hydraulics and Water Resources in an Uncertain Environment. July, 2010. Quebec City, Canada.

[2] Session Chair. Northeast Agricultural and Biological Engineering Conference. July, 2010. Geneva, NY, USA.

[1] Secretary. MIT / Technion / Cyprus Institute Solar Desalination Workshop. June, 2008. Cambridge, USA.

OTHER PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

[5] Initiator - Casgrain family Water Resources Scholarship (100 000$) at McGill. 2018-

[4] Informal Advisor - MRC Vaudreuil-Soulanges advisor on a large scale flood mapping project. 2018-

[3] Volunteer - Canadian Water Resources Association National Mentorship Program. 2010-2013.

[2] Informal Advisor - Watershed Organizations in Quebec (e.g., Du Chene watershed). 2009-2013.

[1] Informal Advisor - Various water/environment projects and initiatives at CEGEP John Abbott. 2009-2012.

McGILL UNIVERSITY SERVICE

POSITIONS

[1] Director - Master of Science in Integrated Water Resources Management Program. 2009-present. Duties: ▫ Administer all aspects of the one year non-thesis program.

▫ Recruit a new cohort of students each year (~20-40 new students each year).

▫ Advise/supervise each student in the program during the year. I am their only supervisor/advisor for all aspects of their MSc degree.

▫ Teach four courses in the program (BREE 510, BREE 630, BREE 631, BREE 655).

▫ Organize ~10 guest lectures per year (e.g., UN, World Bank, CH2MHILL, World Resources Institute).

▫ Organize ~8 site visits/year (e.g., International Joint Commission, Environment Canada, AECOM).

▫ Supervise ~10 independent research projects (BREE 608, BREE 672) during the fall and winter terms.

▫ Supervise each student during their 13 week internship (BREE 630 and 631) during the summer term.

Additional activities: ▫ Proposed, renovated and established an ‘IWRM room’ for the students (2010).

▫ Significantly modified the structure and courses of the MSc in IWRM program (in 2010 and 2013).

▫ Significantly increased the international scope and type of internships available for the students from ~10 to over ~100 internships.

▫ Developed a yearly advertisement campaign resulting in the program size increasing to 20-40 students per year (from around 10-15 previously).

▫ Manage the Zavalkoff Fellowship (endowed amount of 250 000$), Tim Casgrain Water Travel Fund (125 000$), and Macaulay Institute Scholarship (endowed amount of 50 000$) each year. These funds provide ~$50 000 every year to six students in the program for a research internship at any university in the UK, or in Israel.

▫ Instigated a new (amount of 100 000$) yearly scholarship for IWRM students (the Casgrain Family Water Scholarship) for research related to First Nations in Canada.

▫ Host and supervise (for 3 month periods) exchange students from our partner universities in Israel and UK.

▫ Developed a new IWRM program website in 2014.

▫ Proposed and developed a new 8 week Online Certification Program in Integrated and Adaptive Water Resources Planning, Management, and Governance. First course held in 2013, and it is now held every year (with ~20-40 students enrolled each year).

[2] Interim Director – Brace Centre for Water Resources Management. 2017- Duties: ▫ Organize and invite guest speakers to Brace Centre seminars, symposiums and talks.

▫ Chair Brace Centre seminars and talks.

▫ In the process of re-developing the Brace Centre pamphlet and newsletter.

▫ Prepare yearly activity reports for the Centre.

▫ Manage all aspects of the Centre as needed.

[3] Associate Director - Brace Center for Water Resources Management. 2010-2017. Duties: ▫ Co-organize and invite guest speakers to Brace Centre seminars, symposiums and talks.

▫ Chair Brace Centre seminars and talks.

▫ In the process of re-developing the Brace Centre pamphlet and newsletter.

▫ Provide assistance to the Director of the Brace Centre (Prof. VTV Nguyen) as needed.

COMMITTEES AT McGILL

[9] Steering Committee - McGill Institute for Global Food Security. 2017-

[8] Faculty Appointments Committee - Faculty of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences. 2017-

[7] Development of Teaching Excellence Committee - Faculty of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences. 2016-

[6] Secretary of Faculty Meetings - Faculty of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences. 2010-2013.

[5] Faculty Appointments Committee - Faculty of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences. 2010-2013.

[4] Teaching and Learning Committee - Faculty of Engineering. 2010-2013.

[3] Academic Committee - Faculty of Engineering. 2010-2012.

[2] Admissions Committee - Faculty of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences. 2010-2012.

[1] Sustainability Committee - Village of Sainte Anne de Bellevue, Quebec. 2010-2011.

GUEST LECTURER

[5] Panel Discussion on University Service for New Professors. New Faculty Orientation. August 26, 2013. McGill University.

[4] Introduction to the Engineering Profession FACC 100. 2009-2011. McGill University.

[3] The Biophysical Environment ENVB210. Fall 2010. McGill University.

[2] ‘Soup and Science’ Lecture. Winter 2010. McGill University.

[1] ‘Sneak Peek of the Macdonald Campus’ Lecture. Fall 2009. McGill University.

EXTERNAL/INTERNAL MSc/PhD EXAMINER

External Reviewer - Over 15 PhD students outside of McGill (e.g., INRS-ETE, UQAM, Waterloo University, University of Alberta, as well as universities in Tunisia, India, Iran, etc.).

Internal Reviewer / External Examiner - Over 40 PhD theses at McGill.

Internal Reviewer - Over 10 MSc theses at McGill.

OTHER SERVICES AT McGILL

[10] Tenure Committee Member - Tenure for Dr. Zhiming Qi, Department of Bioresource Engineering, McGill. 2018.

[9] Search Committee Member - Director position for Brace Centre for Water Resources Management. 2017-

[8] Mentor/Topic Expert - McGill University contact professor (faculty topic expert) for undergraduate students doing projects in the water resources field. 2016-present

[7] Search Committee Member - Faculty of Engineering position in Engineering for Sustainability. 2016.

[6] Mentor - Scholarships for undergraduate students in the Department of Bioresource Engineering. Helped (and wrote many letters of reference for) several students who won prestigious awards/scholarships, including: Forces Avenir (3 students), 3M National Student Fellowship (2 students), Ordre des Ingénieurs du Québec Award (1 student), and approximately 30 other national and international MSc and PhD scholarships (e.g., for universities such as MIT, Oxford, Waterloo, etc.). 2009-2018.

[5] Presenter - Iron Ring Bioresource Engineering Graduation Ceremony. 2009, 2013, 2014.

[4] Search Committee Member - Department of Natural Resource Sciences and Bioresource Engineering Soil and Water faculty position. 2012.

[3] Search Committee Member - Department of Bioresource Engineering Water Resources Engineering faculty position. 2011.

[2] Volunteer - Department of Bioresource Engineering recruiting events (e.g., booth at CEGEP John Abbott Career Fair). 2009-2013.

[1] Associate Member - McGill School of Environment. McGill University. 2009-present.

RESEARCH SUPERVISION

SUMMARY Graduated In progress Postdoctoral / Research Associate 3 4 PhD 7 5 MSc Thesis 7 6 MSc Applied 3 MSc IWRM 248 25

Graduated Online Certificate 178 BREE 608/672 Graduate Research Project 40 BREE 497 Undergraduate Research Project 15 NSERC Undergraduate USRA 4

STUDENTS WHO HAVE GRADUATED

Post-Doctoral Associate / Research Associate - Supervisor

[3] Dr. Elmira Hassanzadeh, 2016-2018. Research: Quantile based downscaling of rainfall extremes. Funding: NSERC Engage, FQRNT Postdoctoral Scholarship. Current position: Assistant Professor, Department of Civil, Geological and Mining Engineering, Ecole Polytechnique de Montreal, Canada.

[2] Dr. Offer Rozenstein, 2014-2016. Research: Development of new GIS and remote sensing approaches for environmental and water resources. Funding: Zavalkoff Scholarship, NSERC Engage, Canadian Department of National Defence. Current position: Assistant Professor, Department of Environmental Physics and Irrigation, Institute of Soil, Water and Environmental Sciences, Agricultural Research Organization, Volcani Center, Israel.

[1] Dr. Bahaa Khalil, 2010-2018. Research: Record extension, hydrological forecasting, trend estimation, and dew collection systems. Funding: FQRNT Postdoctoral Scholarship, NSERC Engage. Current position: Assistant Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, Helwan University, Egypt.

PhD – Supervisor

[5] Kate Reilly, 2013-2018. Thesis: “The role of ecosystem services in conflicts over potential dam removal – The case of the Mactaquac Dam, Canada”. Funding: SSHRC, Schulich Scholarship. Current position: Program Officer, Nature-Based Solutions, European Regional Office, International Union for the Conservation of Nature, Belgium.

[4] John Quilty, 2012-2018. Thesis: “An ensemble wavelet-based stochastic data-driven framework for addressing nonlinearity, multiscale change, and uncertainty in water resources forecasting”. Funding: NSERC Engage. Current position: Automated Metering Infrastructure Network Engineer, City of Ottawa, Canada.

[3] Azhar Baig, 2011-2017. Thesis: “Development of a group built coupled physical-socio-economic modelling framework for soil salinity management in agricultural watersheds in developing countries”. Funding: Government of Pakistan Doctoral Scholarship, NSERC. Current position: Research Associate, Department of Bioresource Engineering, McGill, Canada

[2] Vijay Kolinjivadi, 2011-2015. Thesis: “A critical examination of payments for ecosystem services as applied in a watershed management context”. Funding: Tomlinson Doctoral Fellowship. Current position: Postdoctoral Researcher, Universite du Quebec en Outaouais, Gatineau, Quebec, Canada.

[1] Lylia Khennache, 2009-2015. Thesis: “Power analysis among riparian countries to improve river basin organization implementation in transboundary waters”. Funding: FQRNT, SNC-Lavalin. Current position: Senior Analyst, Risk Management, Hydro-Quebec, Montreal, Canada.

PhD – Co-Supervisor

[2] Mikhail Smilovic, 2014-2018. McGill University. Thesis: “The extremes and in-betweens of irrigation: New methods to evaluate potential changes in agricultural production and crop water use”. Co-supervised thesis with Prof. Tom Gleeson, Department of Civil Engineering and Applied Mechanics, McGill University. Funding: McGill Engineering Doctoral Award, McConnell Memorial Fellowship. Current position: NSERC Postdoctoral Fellow and Research Scholar, International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis, Laxenberg, Austria.

[1] Meysam Vadiati, 2012-2017. University of Tabriz. Thesis: “Hydrogeological evaluation of the Sarab Plain aquifer using numerical and artificial intelligence models”. Co-supervised thesis with Prof. Asghar Asghari-Moghaddam, Department of Earth Science, University of Tabriz. Funding: Government of Iran. Current position: Lecturer, Department of Applied Geology, Kharazmi University, Tehran, Iran

MSc Thesis – Supervisor

[7] Alison Fulford, 2014-2017. Thesis: “Approaches to resolve conflict and support collaborative decision making in participatory transboundary watershed management”. Funding: SSHRC. Current position: Senior Engineer, Flood Risk Management, Metis Consultants Ltd., Twickenham, United Kingdom.

[6] Pierre Beauchamp, 2012-2014. Thesis: “Water centric approach to developing green infrastructure (Framework and Cost)”. Funding: Exp Engineering Ltd. Current position: Senior Vice President (International), Exp Engineering, Montreal, Canada

[5] Andres Sierra-Soler, 2012-2014. Thesis: “An original GIS and remote sensing protocol to detect agricultural drought effects on rain fed agro ecosystems in semi-arid developing regions: A case study for Central Mexico”. Funding: NSERC, Mexican Government Scholarship for Environmental Research. Current position: Adjunct Director, Dupont Elektric Mexico SA, Mexico City, Mexico.

[4] Chris Orr, 2012-2104. Thesis: “Legitimacy in Quebec water governance”. Funding: SSHRC. Current position: PhD student, Department of Natural Resource Sciences, McGill, Canada.

[3] Anteneh Meshesha, 2010-2012. Thesis: “Short-term and long-term drought forecasts using wavelet neural networks and wavelet support vector regression in the Awash River Basin of Ethiopia”. Funding: NSERC, FQRNT. Current position: PhD student, School of Public Policy and Administration, Carleton University, Canada.

[2] Deasy Nalley, 2010-2012. Thesis: “Analyzing trends in temperature, streamflow, and precipitation over southern Ontario and Quebec using the discrete wavelet transform”. Funding: NSERC, Liliane and David M. Stewart Scholarship. Current position: PhD student, Department of Bioresource Engineering, McGill, Canada.

[1] Zehra Rizvi, 2009-2011. Thesis: “First Nation capacity in Quebec to practice integrated water resources management”. Current position: Research Analyst, University of Saskatchewan, Canada.

MSc Applied - Supervisor

[3] Soukayna Mouatadid, 2015-2017. Project: Use of wavelet transforms in hydrological forecasting. Current Position: PhD student, Department of Computer Science, University of Toronto, Canada.

[2] Priyanka Pandey, 2011-2012. Project: Groundwater modeling. Current position: Program Coordinator, Concordia Institute of Water, Energy and Sustainable Systems, Montreal, Canada.

[1] Kana Matsui, 2010-2011. Project: Revisiting adaptive management of water resources. Current position: Water Resources Engineering, Earth System Science, Tokyo, Japan.

MSc Applied (Integrated Water Resources Management) – Supervisor

Note: I am the only supervisor/advisor for each IWRM MSc student for all aspects of their MSc degree. Since over 240 students have graduated from the program, I will not list all the names here. I do however spend a very significant amount of time with each student in the program.

2017-2018: 32 students

2016-2017: 44 students

2015-2016: 35 students

2014-2015: 23 students

2013-2014: 26 students

2012-2013: 28 students

2011-2012: 20 students 2010-2011: 12 students

2009-2010: 19 students

2008-2009: 9 students

Online Certification in Water Resources Management

2018: 23 students

2017: 37 students

2016: 39 students

2015: 41 students

2014: 33 students

2013: 13 students

2012: 15 students

STUDENTS CURRENTLY BEING SUPERVISED

Post-Doctoral Associate / Research Associate

[4] Dr. John Quilty, 2018-present. Research: New artificial intelligence approaches for water resources forecasting. Funding: NSERC.

[3] Dr. Farhang Daneshmand, 2017-present. Research: Inverse modeling; optimization-simulation coupling; identifying sources of groundwater contamination; and remediation methods. Funding: FQRNT.

[2] Dr. Azhar Baig, 2017-present. Research: Participatory system dynamics modeling; dynamic coupling of system dynamics models and physically based models; and uncertainty estimation. Funding: SSHRC, NSERC.

[1] Dr. Wietske Medema, 2012-present. Research: Virtual learning platforms; social learning; adaptive management. Funding: SSHRC.

PhD – Main Supervisor

[4] Mohammad Reza Alizadeh, 2018-present. Research: Incorporating Indigenous perspectives in participatory systems modeling. Funding: SSHRC.

[3] Julien Malard, 2014-present. Research: Systems thinking and modeling approaches in agriculture. Funding: NSERC, FQRNT, Schulich Scholarship, Vanier Scholarship; International Development Research Centre Doctoral Research Fellowship, FRQNT Graduate Scholarship.

[2] Deasy Nalley, 2012-present. Research: Trend detection and linking dominant periodicities with climate indices. Funding: NSERC, Liliane and David M. Stewart Scholarship, Provost Graduate Award.

[1] Johannes Halbe, 2010-present. Research: Coupling social and physical system components in models. Funding: OMAFRA KTT, NSERC, Government of Germany.

PhD – Co Supervisor

[1] Mohanad Al-Musaylh, 2017-present. University of Southern Queensland, Australia. Research: Development of new artificial intelligence methods for forecasting. Funding: Government of Australia. MSc (Thesis) – Supervisor

[6] Jordan Carper, 2018-present. Research: Participatory modeling with Indigenous communities in Guatemala. Funding: Liliane and David M. Stewart Scholarship.

[5] Wei Zhang, 2018-present. Research: New artificial intelligence approaches in hydrological forecasting. Funding: China Enterprise Scholarship.

[4] Hassan Akbari, 2018-present. Research: New artificial intelligence approaches in hydrological forecasting. Funding: McGill Entrance Scholarship.

[3] Jessica Nassar, 2018-Present. Research: Stakeholder engagement in participatory modeling. Funding: SSHRC.

[2] Gabriella Peng, 2017-present. Research: Uncertainty estimation in participatory modeling. Funding: SSHRC.

[1] Marcela Rojas, 2016-present. Research: Participatory agroecosystem modeling. Funding: NSERC, FQRNT Scholarship, McBurney Latin America Fellow, Canada Graduate Scholarship - NSERC CGSM, Canada Graduate Scholarship - Michael Smith Foreign Study Supplement.

MSc (Integrated Water Resources Management) – Supervisor

25 students

OTHER STUDENT SUPERVISION AT McGILL (2009-2018)

BREE 608/672 Independent Research Project - Supervisor

40 students

BREE 497 Bioresource Engineering Project - Supervisor

15 students

NSERC Undergraduate Student Research Awards Program - Supervisor

4 students

Visiting PhD Students / Researchers / Professors (Sabbatical, Exchange, etc.)

[18] Mr. Rahim Barzegar University of Tabriz, Iran [17] Prof. Ayman Awadallah Fayoum University, Egypt [16] Ms. Fateme Hashemi University of Sari, Iran [15] Mr. Ashutosh Sharma Indian Institute of Technology - Guwahati, India [14] Mr. Antonio Perrone University of Basilicata, Italy [13] Mr. Meysam Vadiati University of Tabriz, Iran [12] Prof. Hossam Elnahafy Military Technical College, Egypt [11] Mr. Abdiel Fernandez Agricultural University of Havana, Cuba [10] Prof. Ravinesh Deo University of Southern Queensland, Australia [9] Prof. Shaul Sorek Ben Gurion University, Israel [8] Prof. Farhang Daneshmand Shiraz University, Iran [7] Prof. Nezar Hammouri Hashemite University, Jordan [6] Dr. Steve Light Creighton University, USA [5] Mr. Salvatore Campisi Ben Gurion University, Israel [4] Dr. Hossein Saadat Soil Conservation and Watershed Management Research Institute, Iran [3] Dr. Mukesh Tiwari Indian Institute of Technology – Delhi, India [2] Ms. Aida Baghanam University of Tabriz, Iran [1] Mr. Offer Rozenstein Ben Gurion University, Israel RESEARCH COLLABORATIONS OUTSIDE OF McGILL

Note: I have only included some examples of researchers who I have published journal papers with. Since coming to McGill I have collaborated with over 100 researchers around the world.

[77] Dr. H. Tuy IARNA, Universidad Rafael Landívar, Guatemala [76] Prof. J. Gálvez IARNA, Universidad Rafael Landívar, Guatemala [75] Prof. M. Lange Cyprus Institute, Cyprus [74] Prof. C. Pahl-Wostl University of Osnabrueck, Germany [73] Dr. J. Cullmann Bundesanstalt für Gewässerkunde, Germany [72] Dr. A. Wriege-Bechthold Technical University Berlin, Germany [71] Dr. H. Saadat Soil Conservation and Watershed Management Research Institute, Iran [70] Prof. K. Farahbaksh University of Guelph, Canada [69] Prof. B. Gharabaghi University of Guelph, Canada [68] Dr. M. Tiwari Indian Institute of Technology and Anand Agricultural University, India [67] Prof. L. Moreira Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil [66] Dr. M. Rathinasamy Indian Institute of Technology – Delhi, India [65] Dr. S. Broda École de technologie supérieure – Montreal, Canada [64] Prof. B. Amiri University of Tehran, Iran [63] Prof. A. Folefack University of Buea, Cameroon [62] Mr. P. Reig World Resources Institute, Washington, United States [61] Prof. F. Sharifi Soil Conservation and Watershed Management Research Institute, Iran [60] Prof. N. Hammouri Hashemite University, Jordan [59] Dr. V. Sharda Central Soil and Water Research and Training Institute, India [58] Prof. J. Changying Nanjing Agricultural University, China [57] Prof. M. Goyal Indian Institute of Technology, India [56] Prof. S. Pingale Arba Minch University, Ethiopia [55] Prof. Y. Garb Ben Gurion University, Israel [54] Dr. R. Deo University of Southern Queensland, Australia [53] Prof. A. Sole University of Basilicata, Italy [52] Mr. A. Alvarez Agricultural University of Havana, Cuba [51] Dr. S. Campisi-Pinto University of California – Riverside, United States [50] Dr. S. Abdel-Gawad National Water Research Centre, Egypt [49] Dr. J. Sendzimir International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis, Austria [48] Prof. R. Patrick University of Saskatchewan, Canada [47] Prof. M. Gebremichael University of Connecticut, United States [46] Dr. S. Light Florida Water District and Creighton University, United States [45] Prof. C. Martinez University of Florida, United States [44] Prof. R. Martel INRS - Quebec, Canada [43] Dr. M. Abbasi National Institute for Oceanography and Atmospheric Science, Iran [42] Dr. A. Araghi Ferdowsi University of Mashhad, Iran [41] Prof. A. Asghari-Moghaddam University of Tabriz, Iran [40] Dr. N. Fohrer Christian Albrecht Universität zu Kiel, Germany [39] Prof. A. Wals Wageningen University, Netherlands [38] Mr. A. Belayneh Carleton University, Canada [37] Prof. R. Patrick University of Saskatchewan, Canada [36] Prof. T. Gleeson University of Victoria, Canada [35] Dr. N. Uddin University of Victoria, Canada [34] Dr. A. Prokoph University of Ottawa, Canada [33] Prof. D. Qishuo Nanjing Agricultural University, China [32] Prof. L. Zifu University of Science and Technology Beijing, China [31] Prof. A. Tagar Nanjing Agricultural University, China [30] Mr. T. Ulbrich University of Science and Technology Beijing, China [29] Prof. J. Cao Northwest Normal University, China [28] Prof. S. Monghasemi Eastern Mediterranean University, Turkey [27] Prof. O. Kisi Ilia State University, Georgia [26] Dr. Y. Li University of Southern Queensland, Australia [25] Mr. M. Al-Musaylh University of Southern Queensland, Australia [24] Prof. A. Alazba King Saud University, Saudi Arabia [23] Mr. S. Mahmoud King Saud University, Saudi Arabia [22] Mrs. K. Begum University of Engineering and Technology - Dhaka, Bangladesh [21] Dr. A. El-Gindy Ain Shams University, Egypt [20] Mr. A. Elsayed Drainage Research Institute, Egypt [19] Prof. A. Ayman Fayoum University, Egypt [18] Prof. D. Blumberg Ben Gurion University, Israel [17] Prof. E. Morin Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel [16] Dr. A. Haq COMSATS Institute of Information Technology, Pakistan [15] Dr. A. Tahir COMSATS Institute of Information Technology, Pakistan [14] Dr. M. Ciupak National Research Institute, Poland [13] Prof. B. Ozga-Zielinski Polish Institute of Water Management and Meteorology, Poland [12] Prof. El-Shafie University of Malaya, Malaysia [11] Prof. O. Jaafar Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, Malaysia [10] Dr. Q. Zhou TIAS School for Business and Society, Netherlands [9] Prof. I. Mayer NHTV Breda University of Applied Sciences, Netherlands [8] Dr. S. Terzago Institute of Atmospheric Sciences and Climate (ISAC), Italy [7] Dr. A. Raffaele University of Basilicata, Italy [6] Mr. D. Kumar Indian Institute of Technology - Roorkee, India [5] Dr. R. Suresh Rajendra Prasad Central Agriculture University, India [4] Prof. I. Pulido-Calvo University of Huelva, Spain [3] Prof. H. Byun Pukyong National University, South Korea [2] Dr. H. Jeong Seoul National University, South Korea [1] Dr. P. Chevallier Universite´ de Montpellier, France

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

COURSE LOAD EACH YEAR AT McGILL

[6] BREE 420 3 credits Engineering for Sustainability Winter term

[5] BREE 510 3 credits Watershed Systems Management Fall term

[4] BREE 630 13 credits Integrated Water Resources Management Internship Winter & summer term

[3] BREE 631 6 credits Integrated Water Resources Management Project Winter & summer term

[2] BREE 655 3 credits Integrated Water Resources Management Research Visits Winter term

[1] Online Certification Water Management Certification Fall term

I was the recipient of the 2015 Award for Teaching Excellence in the Faculty of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences at McGill University. My teaching scores have consistently been significantly above the departmental and faculty average, with an overall average (for all courses I have taught to date at McGill from 2009 to 2018) of 4.5 (out of 5) for Question 1 (Excellence of course), 4.7 (out of 5) for Question 3 (Excellence of instructor), and 4.6 (out of 5) for Question 14 (Suitability of instructor for a teaching award). The departmental and faculty averages for Questions 1, 3, and 14 are approximately 4.0.

PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING DESIGNATION

Licensed Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) - Province of Ontario. License Number 100115051

MILITARY SERVICE

Navy Officer (Royal Canadian Navy, 1999-2003)  Surface Officer (MARS) - Royal Canadian Navy (Reserves)  Completed MARS I-IV Regular Force Naval Officer Courses  Completed Officer Candidate School (Ranked 1st in Platoon)

Officer Cadet (Royal Military College of Canada, 1998-2002)  Full time Officer Cadet  Appointed Cadet Squadron Leader in Final Year  Awarded Foundation Scholarship for academic and athletic excellence  Awarded Reserve Entry Scholarship

Infantry Soldier (Canadian Grenadier Guards Infantry Regiment, 1997-1998)  Infantry Soldier - Canadian Army (Reserves)  Completed QL2/3 Infantry Course  Completed Infantry Winter Warfare Course