McLeod Lake Moose Enhancement Project

This project is intended to provide information regarding the potential impacts and benefits to wildlife habitat resulting from varying forestry harvest practices, with an emphasis on moose, by studying the short term differences among plant species, soil moisture, light, and wildlife use.

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Port of Halifax – Waste Production Analysis Program

The Halifax Port Authority (HPA) is a strategic port manager, with a mission to connect global markets to create value for our customers, partners, visitors, and community. We take a leadership role in developing business for the Port of Halifax in collaboration with our partners and we responsibly manage Port of Halifax assets. At the […]

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Utilisation de caoutchouc recyclé dans les enrobés et formulation d’enrobés à granulométrie ouverte modifiés au caoutchouc recyclé

Ce projet de recherche consiste en l’étude de l’utilisation de poudrette de caoutchouc recyclés traités pour amélioration du comportant des enrobés bitumineux. L’utilisation de la poudrette de caoutchouc devrait permettre une amélioration du comportement à chaud et à froid des enrobés tout en diminuant la quantité de bitume d’apport, ce qui est très intéressant sur […]

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Évolution des conditions hydrologiques de la plaine du Haouz (Maroc) en lien avec le climat, l’anthropisation et les séismes

La région du Haouz (Maroc), abrite l’un des aquifères les plus importants du pays et joue un rôle essentiel dans l’agriculture, le tourisme et l’industrie. Cependant, les sécheresses récurrentes, aggravées par les changements climatiques, entraînent une surexploitation des eaux souterraines. La pression croissante exercée par les activités humaines met en péril l’équilibre hydrique de l’aquifère, […]

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Familiarization with modeling of dust dispersion in air supported by relative dust concentration mapping with a LiDAR

The intern will familiarize himself with the official dust dispersion model (AERMOD) and the innovative dust mapping technology from the partner organization to combine them in a future project. This combination is expected to provide new capabilities to the industry by providing the visualization of its dust emissions in 3D over large areas. This will […]

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Projets exploratoires en géomatique municipale intelligente

Le mandat de l’UdeS dans cette collaboration avec la Ville de Sherbrooke visera à répondre aux trois objectifs spécifiques suivants : ? Identifier, appliquer et évaluer des réseaux de neurones profonds de segmentation sémantique pour classifier des images aériennes selon une taxonomie définie par la Ville, en fonction de ses besoins et du potentiel des […]

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Integrating High-Resolution UAV Data and Machine Learning for Monitoring and Analyzing Soil Erosion in an Agricultural Landscapes

This project aims to improve the monitoring and management of soil erosion in agricultural landscapes using advanced technologies like combinations of optical and LiDAR data from remotely piloted aircraft with machine learning. By creating detailed, high-resolution models of soil erosion and deposition, the project will help quantify erosion processes more efficiently than traditional methods. The […]

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Cartographie et classification du terrain à potentiel avalancheux au Nunavik (nord du Québec)

Les aléas naturels et les risques associés deviennent plus fréquents dans les régions arctiques et subarctiques du Canada, incluant le Nunavik. Ils peuvent avoir des impacts dévastateurs sur la sécurité, le bien-être, l’économie de subsistance, les activités et l’identité culturelle des communautés inuites. La nature et l’ampleur des événements varient selon les paramètres environnementaux et […]

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Aerial eco-phenotyping: Characterization of tree fitness in response to water use

The main objective of this internship is the acquisition of field data in Australia, using drones equipped with RGB and thermal sensors to map and monitor vegetation in mine sites undergoing restoration. These data will be used to feed an AI model to identify plant species and assess their performance and resilience to environmental stresses. […]

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Linking geologic history to geothermal resources in the Liard Basin, Northwest Territories, Canada

Canada’s northern communities are overly dependent on diesel fuel, which poses an economic threat in the event of a supply disruption (e.g., river flooding, forest fires). Therefore, the use of geothermal energy is an essential step towards independence and self-sufficiency. In the Northwest Territories, high geothermal gradients offer long-term, year-round heating and power for northern […]

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Summer student internships at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum: developing practical skills for students, and strengthening partnership with the University of Regina

The Friends of the Royal Saskatchewan Museum would like to offer a series of summer student internships that bring university students and recent graduates into a museum setting, to gain hands-on experience alongside research scientists and curatorial staff at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum. This experience will focus on developing collections across multiple units at the […]

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Magnetic Compression and Stability of Spheromaks

The objective of a fusion device is to confine a plasma and heat it to a temperative high enough for its ions to gain sufficient energy to overcome their mutually repulsive force and fuse. Fusion neutrons will provide a heat souce that’s used to generate electricity in a steam cycle. Fusion power is environmentally friendly […]

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