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Project Information
Project Name
DRI: Drought Research Initiative
Led by
Lead 1
Lead 2
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Name
Ronald Stewart
John Pomeroy
Institution
University of Manitoba
University of Saskatchewan
Role
Chair
Co-Chair
Contact Information
Ronald_Stewart@umanitoba.ca
john.pomeroy@usask.ca
Classification (e.g., "GWF Pillar 3", "CCRN", etc.)
Legacy
Project Websites
Legacy Site (slated for decommission in June 2021) www.usask.ca/dri Restoration Site (under active development) https://gwfnet.net/sites/dri/ I believe the drought metadata search form no longer operates and I will continue to look into this. Regards, Stephen
Project Description
To better understand the physical characteristics of and processes influencing Canadian Prairie droughts, and to contribute to their better prediction, through a focus on the recent severe drought of 1999 - 2004/05. The specific goals of this project were to: 1 Quantify the physical features of this recent drought 2 Improve the understanding of the processes and feedbacks governing the formation, evolution, cessation and structure of the drought. 3 Assess and reduce uncertainties in the prediction of drought and its structure. 4 Compare the similarities and differences of the recent drought to previous droughts over this region and those in other regions, in the context of climate variability and change. 5 Apply our progress to address critical issues of importance to society.
Current Status of this Project
○ Planned
○ In Progress
○ Abandoned
◉ Complete
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