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Uldis Silins is a Professor focusing on Forest Hydrology at the University of Alberta in the Department of Renewable Resources. His research primarily investigates the impacts of climate-related forest disturbances, such as wildfires and Mountain Pine Beetle infestations. Silins's work encompasses a range of hydrological concepts including snowpacks, water quality, and riverine environments, as well as the dynamics of surface and subsurface processes. He co-leads the Southern Rockies Watershed Project, which is an extensive research initiative aimed at understanding hydrological dynamics across instrumented watersheds in Alberta. His research contributes to the development of frameworks that inform water management strategies in the context of forestry operations and environmental stewardship.
Department: Mechanical Engineering and Engineering Management