Mesoscale Hydrological Ensemble Forecasting for Water Resources Management
Dr. François Anctil, Université Laval
The goal of this project is to evaluate if mesoscale (35 km) meteorological ensemble forecasts coupled to a short-range hydrological forecasting system can lead to improved forecasts, and thus help maximize hydropower production and minimize flood risks. Positive results would pave the way for a full project which would aim to design an efficient short-range hydrological ensemble forecasting system adapted to the climate and hydrology of the Great-Lakes and Saint Lawrence River basin.
Mathematical and Statistical Methods for Financial Modelling and Risk Management
[url=mailto:jean.marie.dufour@umontreal.ca]Dr. Jean-Marie Dufour[/url] , Université de Montréal
This project deals with the mathematics of risk modeling and resource management. Using mathematical and statistical methods, the team develops new tools to help the financial services industry make better decisions about when to trade and at what price based on the available financial data. During the past year, the team focused on the development of statistical methods for measuring volatility and assessing asset pricing models in financial markets.
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Multi-criteria Mission Route Planning for Search, Surveillance and Rescue in Hazardous Environments
Dr. Irène Abi-Zeid , Université Laval
Development of an Unstructured Grid Ocean Modelling Network
Dr. Paul Myers , University of Alberta
Optimizing Multimodal Transport in the Forestry Sector
Dr. Bernard Gendron , Université of Montréal
Effect of Feeding Behavior on the Systemic Exposure to Feed-Administered Antibiotics in Swine
Dr. Fahima Nekka , Université de Montréal
