Jean-Michel Lemieux

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Laval University

Canada

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Jean-Michel Lemieux is a Professor at Université Laval in Canada. His research primarily focuses on groundwater resources, including the management of coastal aquifers and the impact of geological formations on groundwater flow. Recent publications emphasize the interplay between hydrology and climate in cold regions, with a significant emphasis on thermokarst ponds and permafrost dynamics. He actively contributes to advancing knowledge in groundwater management and optimization techniques.

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Andrew Frampton

Associate Professor

Stockholm University

SWEDEN

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John Molson

Professor

Laval University

CANADA

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Myriam SCHMUTZ

Professor

Bordeaux INP

FRANCE

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Nathan Young

Assistant Professor of Hydrology

SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry

UNITED STATES

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Alain Dupuy

Professeur d'Hydrogéologie

FRANCE

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Ariane Locat

Laval University

CANADA

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J. Christian Dupuis

Director and full professor Dept. Geology and geological engineering

Université Laval

CANADA

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Articles (17)

Recent Advances (2018–2023) and Research Opportunities in the Study of Groundwater in Cold Regions

Management of groundwater resources in the coastal aquifers of the Magdalen Islands (Canada) using decision support models

Quantifying groundwater exchanges in the water balance of small thermokarst ponds: implications for carbon cycling

Impact of Long Well Screens on Monitoring of the Freshwater‐Saltwater Transition Zone

Modelling the impact of deep fractures on groundwater flow and slope stability in post-glacial marine clays (Quebec, Canada)

An ensemble-based approach for pumping optimization in an island aquifer considering parameter, observation and climate uncertainty

Deep Hydraulically‐Active Fractures in Sensitive Clay Deposits: Implications for Groundwater Flow and Slope Stability

Long‐Term, High‐Resolution Permafrost Monitoring Reveals Coupled Energy Balance and Hydrogeologic Controls on Talik Dynamics Near Umiujaq (Nunavik, Québec, Canada)

Near‐surface geophysical imaging of a thermokarst pond in the discontinuous permafrost zone in Nunavik (Québec), Canada

Pumping Optimization Under Uncertainty in an Island Freshwater Lens Using a Sharp‐Interface Seawater Intrusion Model

Three‐Dimensional Numerical Modeling of Cryo‐Hydrogeological Processes in a River‐Talik System in a Continuous Permafrost Environment

Field performance of four vibrating-wire piezometer installation methods

Hydrogeology of a complex Champlain Sea deposit (Quebec, Canada): implications for slope stability

A framework for parameter estimation using sharp-interface seawater intrusion models

A conceptual model for talik dynamics and icing formation in a river floodplain in the continuous permafrost zone at Salluit, Nunavik (Quebec), Canada

Late Pleistocene and Holocene groundwater flow history in the Baltic Artesian Basin: a synthesis of numerical models and hydrogeochemical data

A Conceptual Model for Anticipating the Impact of Landscape Evolution on Groundwater Recharge in Degrading Permafrost Environments

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Andrew Frampton

John Molson

Myriam SCHMUTZ

Nathan Young

Alain Dupuy

Ariane Locat

J. Christian Dupuis

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