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Papers

(The median citation count of Canadian Water Resources Journal is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-11-01 to 2025-11-01.)

Article	Citations
Large-scale flood modelling based on LiDAR data: a case study in the Southwest Miramichi watershed, New Brunswick, Canada	22
Fitting flood frequency distributions using the annual maximum series and the peak over threshold approaches	17
Updating inflow forecasts using empirical statistical matching for real-time prediction of daily net inflows to Okanagan Lake	15
Are temperature time series measured at hydrometric stations representative of the river’s thermal regime?	15
Performance of automated geoprocessing methods for culvert detection in remote Forest environments	10
The state of isotope hydrology research in Canada (2007–2022)	9
Use of water isotope tracers to characterize the hydrology of prairie wetlands in Alberta, Canada	8
Commentary: Towards a new era of environmental prediction in Canada	8
Overcoming the challenges of flow forecasting in a data poor region	7
Mechanisms of spring freshet generation in southern Quebec, Canada	7
Hydrological behaviour of an unregulated eastern slope river under changing historical climate	7
Design flood estimation in flood hazard studies: a three-decade systematic review of practices in Canada	7
Flood frequency analysis at ungauged catchments with the GAM and MARS approaches in the Montreal region, Canada	6
Statistical modeling of ice cover impact on flow conveyance in the Nelson River West Channel	6
Impacts des activités minières d’amiante sur l’évolution du lac à la Truite d’Irlande, région de Thetford Mines (Québec, Canada) Impacts of asbestos mining activities on the evolution of Lac à la Trui	5
Commentary: Prescribed future pathway for Ontario conservation authorities: regulatory impacts and implications	5
Elevation-dependent warming of streams in mountainous regions: implications for temperature modeling and headwater climate refugia	5
Ecological impacts of management practices in agricultural drain networks: a literature synthesis	5
Towards a Canadian National water quality model: challenges and opportunities	5
Towards a better understanding of the evaporative cooling of rivers: case study for the Little Southwest Miramichi River (New Brunswick, Canada)	4
Augmenting environmental flow information with water temperature: case study in Eastern Canada	4
The importance of groundwater to the upper Columbia River floodplain wetlands	3
Editors’ note	3
Regional variability and changing water distributions drive large-scale water resource availability in Alberta, Canada	3
Screening and scoping-level assessment of beneficial management practices in a Canadian prairie watershed	3

Influences of urban stormwater management ponds on wetlandscape connectivity	3
Designing decision-relevant partitions of the exposure space for the adaptation of reservoir operating policies under climate-change uncertainty	3
Photosensitizing properties of dissolved organic carbon in Canadian prairie pothole wetland ponds change in response to sunlight	3
Seasonal pre-development conditions of a proposed low impact development neighbourhood	3
Enhancing streamflow ensemble forecasting: evaluating pre- and post-processing strategies for a spatially distributed model	3
Multitechnique approach for characterizing the hydrogeology of aquifer systems: application to the Mauricie region of Québec, Canada	2
Editor’s note	2
Estimation of spring runoff phosphorus loading for an event-based BMP spatial targeting model in an ungauged Canadian Prairie basin in Manitoba	2
Predicting water quality in Canada: mind the (data) gap	2
Phosphorus dynamics in agricultural surface runoff at the edge of the field and in ditches during overbank flooding conditions in the Red River Valley	2
Comparing paleo reconstructions of warm and cool season streamflow (1400–2018) for the North and South Saskatchewan River sub-basins, Western Canada	2
État des connaissances de la gestion des eaux de lavage maraîchères: caractéristiques et traitements	2
Informational analysis of the Canadian National Hydrometric program monitoring network	2
The development of a framework to assess long-term water supply and demand projections for an integrated assessment of environment impacts for the energy sector	2
Six decades of research on river temperature in Canada	2
MOHYSE – a simple lumped hydrological model for educational and research purposes	2
Drivers of hydrologic budgets in small terminal lakes in the Alberta prairies	2
Fully integrating probabilistic flood forecasts into the decision-making process across southern Quebec, Canada: some factors to consider	2
Spatial and temporal variability of the solar radiation heat flux in streams of a forested catchment	1
Standardized precipitation evapotranspiration index (SPEI) for Canada: assessment of probability distributions	1
‘That water out there is no damn good for anybody’: Experiences with declining water quality in a First Nation community	1
The effect of hydrological model structure on spring flow forecasts when assimilating a distributed snow product	1
Climate scenarios of extreme precipitation using a combination of parametric and non-parametric bias correction methods in the province of Québec	1
Evaluating the effects of climate change on river water temperature downstream of a hydropower reservoir in western Canada	1
A climatological approach to predicting water level of Great Slave Lake	1
Managing flows for sockeye salmon emergence using the Fish Water Management Tool	1
Quantifying the evolution of ensemble water temperature forecasts as a function of weather forecast lead-time: case study on the Nechako River watershed	1
Analysis of Canada’s water use: tracing water flow from source to end use	1
Effects of winter water quality conditions on Atlantic Salmon embryo mortality and deformity rates in the Serpentine River (New Brunswick, Canada)	1
Commentary: Personal reflections on the history and development of the Canadian Water Resources Association, Rick Ross, former Executive Director (2005–2017)	1