Session One (Wed @ 0830 hrs):
The scope of Brian’s influence on geomorphology in Canada
Chair: Mary-Louise Byrne, Wilfrid Laurier University

• P. Howarth
  Memories of the Mecham: a retrospective on the hydrology of the Mecham River, Cornwallis Island, Summer 1970

• M-k Woo, M. Mollinga and S.L. Smith
  Simulating active layer thaw in a boreal environment

• B.H. Luckman, M. Masiokas and A.C. Arunani
  The Neoglacial history of Robson Glacier, B.C.

• C. Malis and D. Ford
  Karst on the west coast of Newfoundland

Session Two (Wed @ 1015 hrs):
Geomorphology in the Arctic

Chair Ming-ko Woo, School of Geography and Geology, McMaster University

• R. B. Taylor
  Coastal geomorphology in Arctic Canada - A kick start by S. B. McCann

• A. Aitken and B. Solsten
  Climate change, global sea-level rise and terrain disturbance in Auyuittuq National Park Reserve, Nunavut

• J.Dale and K. Leontowich
  Marine coastal zone of Igloolik Island, Nunavut

• O. Slaymaker
  Strandflats, marine platforms and raised beaches: What happened to complex response?

Session Three (Wed @ 1300 hrs):
Coastal Geomorphology in Eastern Canada

Chair Phil Howarth, Department of Geography, University of Waterloo

• A. Trenhaile, J.I. Kanyaya and N. Latour
  Erosive processes on sloping and horizontal shore platforms in Eastern Canada: A progress report

• J. Ollerhead, D. van Proosdij and R. Davidson-Arnott
  The importance of ice in the geomorphic evolution of Upper Bay of Fundy salt marshes

• C. Quintin, P. Bernatchez et T. Buffin-Bélanger
  Gémorphologie et diversité végétale du marais de la fléche littorale du Cap Marteau, estuaire du Saint-laurent, Québec

• N. Catto
  More than 15 years, more than 15 stressors: Evolution of Mobile Beach, NL

Session Four (Wed @ 1445):
Sediment transport and geomorphological impacts

Chair: Olav Slaymaker, Department of Geography, University of British Columbia

• R.A. Kostaschuk, P.V. Villard and J.L.Best
  Influence of bedforms on the stability of a migrating salt-wedge: Fraser River British Columbia

• D.G. Smith, H.M Jol and N.D. Smith
  Paleo super windstorms (> 2000 yr events) interpreted from GPR stratigraphy, William River Wave-Dominated Delta, Lake Athabasca

• B. Greenwood
  The dynamics of multi-barred beaches in the Great Lakes

• C. Houser, and S. Hamilton
  Geomorphological impacts of Hurricane Ivan on Santa Rosa Island, Pensacola, Florida

Session Five (Wed @ 1630):
Sediment transport and aeolian processes

Chair: Brian Luckman, Department of Geography, University of Western Ontario (still to be confirmed)

• P. Giles
  Considering the cause of morphological variation in relict foredune plains in the southern Gulf of St. Lawrence

• C. Hugenholtz and S. Wolfe
  Morphological development of blowouts on the Canadian Prairies

• P. Johnston, R.G.D. Davidson-Arnott, P.A. Hesp, J.W. Ollerhead and I.J. Walker
  Wind flow and sediment transport over a vegetated coastal foredune, Greenwich Dunes, Prince Edward Island, Canada

• M-L. Byrne
  Lee slope deposition and the advance of the slipface? An investigation of morphological evolution of a dune at Pinery Provincial Park, Ontario,

Session Six (Thur @ 0830 hrs):
Sediment transport and aeolian processes (2)

Chair:

• H. Saunderson
  Rotational dynamics and the coriolis effect

• L.J. Brown
  Wind erosion and dust emission modelling of vegetated surfaces

• J. King and Nickling, W.G.
  Representation of vegetation and other non-erodible elements in aeolian sediment transport models

• S. Sutton and C. McKenna Neuman
  Wind tunnel measurement of surface shear stress, turbulence and flow patterns surrounding single and multiple roughness elements,

Posters

• D. Pink and N. Catto
  Beach Litter: volumes, sources, and movement, Avalon Peninsula, NL

• B. Etheridge and N. Catto
  Sedimentology, morphology, and sensitivity to petroleum pollution of gravel beaches, Avalon Peninsula, Newfoundland

• D. Ingram and N. Catto
  Coastal geomorphology, erosion , and anthropogenic stresses, Sandbanks Provincial Park, Southwestern Newfoundland

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