James R. Craig

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Associated Concepts [?]

• Geology
• Biology
• Engineering
• Computer science
• Physics
• Mathematics
• Geography
• Chemistry
• Medicine
• Ecology
• Materials science
• Environmental science
• Geotechnical engineering
• Organic chemistry

Authored Works

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• The Sensitivity of Simulated Streamflow to Individual Hydrologic Processes Across North America
• The Importance of Explicitly Simulating Natural Lakes in Hydrological Models of Lake-dominated Watersheds
• The Great Lakes Runoff Intercomparison Project Phase 4: the Great Lakes (GRIP-GL)
• Learning from Hydrologic Model Failure: a Case from Phase 1 OF the NELSON-MiP Project
• Improved Blended Model Configuration Tested Across the Continental United States
• A Computer Vision-based Wetland Classification and Runoff Delineation Approach for Discontinuous Permafrost Landscapes of Northern Canada
• Upscaling hillslope-scale subsurface flow to inform a catchment-scale storage-discharge relationship
• The Runoff Model-Intercomparison Project over Lake Erie and the Great Lakes
• Simultaneous Calibration of Hydrologic Model Structure and Parameters Using a Blended Model
• Simulating the Upscaled Hydrologic Response of Wetland Cascades in Prairie Regions
• Semantic segmentation of Isolated wetland in discontinuous permafrost regions of the Northwest Territories using deep convolutional neural networks
• Multinomial simulation of land cover evolution in discontinuous permafrost zones of Northwest Territories.
• Machine Learning as a Means to Understanding Emergent Scaling Behaviours in Snowpack Evolution
• Calibration of Model Structure and Exploration of Model Space Using a Blended Hydrologic Model
• An unconditionally stable semi-analytical Lagrangian stream temperature model

Linked Co-Authors

• Hervé Awoye
• Jason A. Leach
• Juliane Mai
• Lauren M. Fry
• Mahkameh Taheri
• Mansoor Ahmed
• R.J. Arsenault
• Rajtantra Lilhare
• Robert Chlumsky
• Tirthankar Roy
• Tricia A. Stadnyk
• Vincent Fortin
• Vincent Vionnet

Linked Collaborating Institutions

• Army Corps of Engineers
• Environment Canada
• Johannes Kepler University, Linz, Austria
• NOAA, Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory
• National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Washington
• Natural Resources Canada
• University of Calgary, Canada
• University of Manitoba, Canada
• University of Northern British Columbia, Canada
• University of Saskatchewan, Canada
• University of Waterloo, Canada

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