CWRA Events Calendar

Kananaskis Short Course on the Principles of Hydrology
This course aims to describe and explain:

The physical principles and processes that govern hydrology, with special reference to Canadian conditions.
Mass and energy balance calculations and their application in hydrology.
Barrier Lake Field Station, Kananaskis Valley, Alberta
January 10 - 21, 2019
Please note that both logistics fees and tuition fees are payable by all course participants, whether they are students or professionals, and attending for audit or credit.

The logistics fees, which cover the use of the facilities, meals and accommodation, are payable to the CSHS: tuition fees are payable to the U of S. Both vary with your status (e.g., student or professional), and are detailed on the University of Saskatchewan Website.

There are thus two stages involved in registering for the course.

Register with University of Saskatchewan here
Register with CSHS here.

Kananaskis Short Course on the Principles of Hydrology
This course aims to describe and explain:

The physical principles and processes that govern hydrology, with special reference to Canadian conditions.
Mass and energy balance calculations and their application in hydrology.
Barrier Lake Field Station, Kananaskis Valley, Alberta
January 10 - 21, 2019
Please note that both logistics fees and tuition fees are payable by all course participants, whether they are students or professionals, and attending for audit or credit.

The logistics fees, which cover the use of the facilities, meals and accommodation, are payable to the CSHS: tuition fees are payable to the U of S. Both vary with your status (e.g., student or professional), and are detailed on the University of Saskatchewan Website.

There are thus two stages involved in registering for the course.

Register with University of Saskatchewan here
Register with CSHS here.

Kananaskis Short Course on the Principles of Hydrology
This course aims to describe and explain:

The physical principles and processes that govern hydrology, with special reference to Canadian conditions.
Mass and energy balance calculations and their application in hydrology.
Barrier Lake Field Station, Kananaskis Valley, Alberta
January 10 - 21, 2019
Please note that both logistics fees and tuition fees are payable by all course participants, whether they are students or professionals, and attending for audit or credit.

The logistics fees, which cover the use of the facilities, meals and accommodation, are payable to the CSHS: tuition fees are payable to the U of S. Both vary with your status (e.g., student or professional), and are detailed on the University of Saskatchewan Website.

There are thus two stages involved in registering for the course.

Register with University of Saskatchewan here
Register with CSHS here.

Kananaskis Short Course on the Principles of Hydrology
This course aims to describe and explain:

The physical principles and processes that govern hydrology, with special reference to Canadian conditions.
Mass and energy balance calculations and their application in hydrology.
Barrier Lake Field Station, Kananaskis Valley, Alberta
January 10 - 21, 2019
Please note that both logistics fees and tuition fees are payable by all course participants, whether they are students or professionals, and attending for audit or credit.

The logistics fees, which cover the use of the facilities, meals and accommodation, are payable to the CSHS: tuition fees are payable to the U of S. Both vary with your status (e.g., student or professional), and are detailed on the University of Saskatchewan Website.

There are thus two stages involved in registering for the course.

Register with University of Saskatchewan here
Register with CSHS here.

Kananaskis Short Course on the Principles of Hydrology
This course aims to describe and explain:

The physical principles and processes that govern hydrology, with special reference to Canadian conditions.
Mass and energy balance calculations and their application in hydrology.
Barrier Lake Field Station, Kananaskis Valley, Alberta
January 10 - 21, 2019
Please note that both logistics fees and tuition fees are payable by all course participants, whether they are students or professionals, and attending for audit or credit.

The logistics fees, which cover the use of the facilities, meals and accommodation, are payable to the CSHS: tuition fees are payable to the U of S. Both vary with your status (e.g., student or professional), and are detailed on the University of Saskatchewan Website.

There are thus two stages involved in registering for the course.

Register with University of Saskatchewan here
Register with CSHS here.

The CWRA Ontario Branch is hosting an Introductory and 2D HEC-RAS Training opportunity at the Hilton Toronto/Markham Suites Conference Centre & Spa. Registration is open with the link to the registration provided below. Please note you may choose to register for either section or the entire week.

The workshop is being facilitated by Dr. Ray Walton of WEST Consultants Inc. Attendees will be required to bring a laptop with HEC-RAS (version 5.0.3 or better) installed. All course reference material will be provided.

https://cwra.org/en/2019-ontario-hec-ras-training-course/

The CWRA Ontario Branch is hosting an Introductory and 2D HEC-RAS Training opportunity at the Hilton Toronto/Markham Suites Conference Centre & Spa. Registration is open with the link to the registration provided below. Please note you may choose to register for either section or the entire week.

The workshop is being facilitated by Dr. Ray Walton of WEST Consultants Inc. Attendees will be required to bring a laptop with HEC-RAS (version 5.0.3 or better) installed. All course reference material will be provided.

https://cwra.org/en/2019-ontario-hec-ras-training-course/

Kananaskis Short Course on the Principles of Hydrology
This course aims to describe and explain:

The physical principles and processes that govern hydrology, with special reference to Canadian conditions.
Mass and energy balance calculations and their application in hydrology.
Barrier Lake Field Station, Kananaskis Valley, Alberta
January 10 - 21, 2019
Please note that both logistics fees and tuition fees are payable by all course participants, whether they are students or professionals, and attending for audit or credit.

The logistics fees, which cover the use of the facilities, meals and accommodation, are payable to the CSHS: tuition fees are payable to the U of S. Both vary with your status (e.g., student or professional), and are detailed on the University of Saskatchewan Website.

There are thus two stages involved in registering for the course.

Register with University of Saskatchewan here
Register with CSHS here.

The CWRA Ontario Branch is hosting an Introductory and 2D HEC-RAS Training opportunity at the Hilton Toronto/Markham Suites Conference Centre & Spa. Registration is open with the link to the registration provided below. Please note you may choose to register for either section or the entire week.

The workshop is being facilitated by Dr. Ray Walton of WEST Consultants Inc. Attendees will be required to bring a laptop with HEC-RAS (version 5.0.3 or better) installed. All course reference material will be provided.

https://cwra.org/en/2019-ontario-hec-ras-training-course/

Kananaskis Short Course on the Principles of Hydrology
This course aims to describe and explain:

The physical principles and processes that govern hydrology, with special reference to Canadian conditions.
Mass and energy balance calculations and their application in hydrology.
Barrier Lake Field Station, Kananaskis Valley, Alberta
January 10 - 21, 2019
Please note that both logistics fees and tuition fees are payable by all course participants, whether they are students or professionals, and attending for audit or credit.

The logistics fees, which cover the use of the facilities, meals and accommodation, are payable to the CSHS: tuition fees are payable to the U of S. Both vary with your status (e.g., student or professional), and are detailed on the University of Saskatchewan Website.

There are thus two stages involved in registering for the course.

Register with University of Saskatchewan here
Register with CSHS here.

The CWRA Ontario Branch is hosting an Introductory and 2D HEC-RAS Training opportunity at the Hilton Toronto/Markham Suites Conference Centre & Spa. Registration is open with the link to the registration provided below. Please note you may choose to register for either section or the entire week.

The workshop is being facilitated by Dr. Ray Walton of WEST Consultants Inc. Attendees will be required to bring a laptop with HEC-RAS (version 5.0.3 or better) installed. All course reference material will be provided.

https://cwra.org/en/2019-ontario-hec-ras-training-course/

Kananaskis Short Course on the Principles of Hydrology
This course aims to describe and explain:

The physical principles and processes that govern hydrology, with special reference to Canadian conditions.
Mass and energy balance calculations and their application in hydrology.
Barrier Lake Field Station, Kananaskis Valley, Alberta
January 10 - 21, 2019
Please note that both logistics fees and tuition fees are payable by all course participants, whether they are students or professionals, and attending for audit or credit.

The logistics fees, which cover the use of the facilities, meals and accommodation, are payable to the CSHS: tuition fees are payable to the U of S. Both vary with your status (e.g., student or professional), and are detailed on the University of Saskatchewan Website.

There are thus two stages involved in registering for the course.

Register with University of Saskatchewan here
Register with CSHS here.

The CWRA Ontario Branch is hosting an Introductory and 2D HEC-RAS Training opportunity at the Hilton Toronto/Markham Suites Conference Centre & Spa. Registration is open with the link to the registration provided below. Please note you may choose to register for either section or the entire week.

The workshop is being facilitated by Dr. Ray Walton of WEST Consultants Inc. Attendees will be required to bring a laptop with HEC-RAS (version 5.0.3 or better) installed. All course reference material will be provided.

https://cwra.org/en/2019-ontario-hec-ras-training-course/

Kananaskis Short Course on the Principles of Hydrology
This course aims to describe and explain:

The physical principles and processes that govern hydrology, with special reference to Canadian conditions.
Mass and energy balance calculations and their application in hydrology.
Barrier Lake Field Station, Kananaskis Valley, Alberta
January 10 - 21, 2019
Please note that both logistics fees and tuition fees are payable by all course participants, whether they are students or professionals, and attending for audit or credit.

The logistics fees, which cover the use of the facilities, meals and accommodation, are payable to the CSHS: tuition fees are payable to the U of S. Both vary with your status (e.g., student or professional), and are detailed on the University of Saskatchewan Website.

There are thus two stages involved in registering for the course.

Register with University of Saskatchewan here
Register with CSHS here.

Kananaskis Short Course on the Principles of Hydrology
This course aims to describe and explain:

The physical principles and processes that govern hydrology, with special reference to Canadian conditions.
Mass and energy balance calculations and their application in hydrology.
Barrier Lake Field Station, Kananaskis Valley, Alberta
January 10 - 21, 2019
Please note that both logistics fees and tuition fees are payable by all course participants, whether they are students or professionals, and attending for audit or credit.

The logistics fees, which cover the use of the facilities, meals and accommodation, are payable to the CSHS: tuition fees are payable to the U of S. Both vary with your status (e.g., student or professional), and are detailed on the University of Saskatchewan Website.

There are thus two stages involved in registering for the course.

Register with University of Saskatchewan here
Register with CSHS here.

Kananaskis Short Course on the Principles of Hydrology
This course aims to describe and explain:

The physical principles and processes that govern hydrology, with special reference to Canadian conditions.
Mass and energy balance calculations and their application in hydrology.
Barrier Lake Field Station, Kananaskis Valley, Alberta
January 10 - 21, 2019
Please note that both logistics fees and tuition fees are payable by all course participants, whether they are students or professionals, and attending for audit or credit.

The logistics fees, which cover the use of the facilities, meals and accommodation, are payable to the CSHS: tuition fees are payable to the U of S. Both vary with your status (e.g., student or professional), and are detailed on the University of Saskatchewan Website.

There are thus two stages involved in registering for the course.

Register with University of Saskatchewan here
Register with CSHS here.