Resume

• 2010

  Catchment Science Summer School 2010

• 2005

  PhD

  Environmental Geography/Hydrology

• 2002

  English

  French

  B.Sc. Honors

  Environmental Geography

• Hydrological Research

  Data Collection

  Field Work

  Water Resources Management

  Diffuse pollution Research

  Ali

  Geneviève

  Ali

  Université de Montréal

  City of Montreal

  Public Works and Environment Division

  Science Advisory Board (SAB)

  US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

  School of Geosciences

  Northern Rivers Institute

  University of Aberdeen

  Canada Research Chair in Fluvial Dynamics

  Canada Research Chair in Fluvial Dynamics

  University of Manitoba

  * Advanced topographic analysis work for hydrologic prediction\n* Watershed comparison and classification\n* Hydrologic process conceptualization

  School of Geosciences

  Northern Rivers Institute

  University of Aberdeen

  Research assistant

  * Hydrological flood modeling in selected small headwater forested catchments from the Quebec province

  Canada Research Chair in Fluvial Dynamics

  Teaching assistant

  * Watershed hydrology\n* Watershed sciences\n* Research methods\n* Environmental modeling\n* Geodynamics

  Université de Montréal

  Field assistant

  * Data collection (fieldwork) towards building an exhaustive database on the vulnerability of the tributaries of the St-Lawrence river to past and future environmental changes; \n* Automated strategy for data pre-processing

  Canada Research Chair in Fluvial Dynamics

  Research assistant

  * Assessment of the overall environmental situation in one of the City’s most populous and multicultural boroughs\n* Recommendations on environmental policy formulation at the local level

  City of Montreal

  Public Works and Environment Division

  University of Manitoba

  I seek to understand how water

  nutrients and pollutants move through watersheds. I focus on the concept of hydrologic connectivity and on hydrological modeling to assess water transport and storage mechanisms and better predict how watershed systems will react in case of enhanced flooding

  diffuse pollution or climate change. \n\nThrough my appointment at University of Manitoba I mainly deal with runoff generation processes and associated quality issues in Lake Winnipeg Watershed. The Watershed Systems Research Program puts forward novel experimental projects but also addresses applied water and nutrient management questions in response to specific inquiries from non-University partners (governments

  NGOs

  environmental protection groups). I am currently in the process of building a multi-disciplinary research team and therefore welcome inquiries from potential undergraduate and graduate students from various disciplines (e.g. Geology

  Physical Geography

  Geomatics

  Soil Science

  Biology/Plant Science

  Engineering or Computer Science).

  Junior Chair in Watershed Systems Research / Assistant Professor

  Winnipeg

  Canada Area

  Science Advisory Board (SAB)

  US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

  PhD Candidate in Environmental Geography/Hydrology

  * Thesis title: Investigating hydrologic connectivity to improve hydrologic response predictability\n* Areas of expertise: watershed hydrology

  hydrologic connectivity

  forested systems

  hydrometric

  soil moisture and water table monitoring

  multivariate statistical analyzes

  spatial analysis

  Université de Montréal