Climate Change Impact Analysis for Water Resources Management
An integrated approach to coupling climate and hydrologic sciences is critical to securing water resources in an uncertain future, requiring a comprehensive understanding of the interdependence between atmospheric and terrestrial components of the water cycle.
Aquanty’s physics-based approach to modelling both climate and hydrologic systems reduces the uncertainty inherent in statistical hydro-climatic modelling as climatic drivers drift further from historical norms.
Benefits of Integrated Hydrologic Modelling
Support climate adaptation plans
Improve resilience to extreme weather
Scenario analysis & historical reanalysis of events
Reduce uncertainty through a physics-based approach
Incorporate regional climate drivers (lakes & mountains)
Aquanty’s physics-based approach to modelling atmospheric processes and integrated hydrology reduces the uncertainty inherent in statistical approaches to environmental simulations.
Leverage the strengths of machine learning techniques and large climate projection ensembles for flood forecasting, drought impact analysis and for historical reanalysis of regional climate/hydrology.
Support climate adaptation with advanced atmospheric and land surface model coupling.
Our user-friendly decision support systems provide decision makers, policy analysts and planners the tools they need to understand climate risk and develop actionable mitigation strategies.
Direct coupling of atmosphere and integrated hydrologic models provide a robust framework for custom scenario analysis to improve resilience to extreme weather events.
The most reliable way to simulate land changes like permafrost retreat, snow depth and density projections.
Special Projects
Aquanty has pioneered the ambitious Canada1Water initiative, leveraging the full range of our climate, land-surface and integrated hydrologic modelling capabilities to evaluate climate change impacts on ground and surface water sustainability across continental Canada and place water resources modelling and decision support tools in reach of all Canadians.
Grand River Watershed Climate Analysis:
The first study of its kind to couple dynamically downscaled climate projections with a fully integrated hydrologic model in order to assess climate change impacts on groundwater and soil moisture in a region where the local climate is heavily affected by major surface water bodies.
Canada1Water: A Continental Scale Analysis of Climate Change Impacts On Surface Water, Groundwater, and Seasonal Soil Moisture Conditions.
The analysis considers physical drivers of climate specific to the Canadian landscape, like mountain ranges, lakes and permafrost, providing decision makers and policy planners the tools to develop effective climate change adaptation strategies.
Dog Lake Climate and Land Use Study:
An advanced integrated hydrologic model was constructed to support a land-use planning analysis and evaluate how wetland management scenarios can maintain summer baseflow throughout the Dog Lake watershed. Dog Lake is one small part of Ontario’s network of hydroelectric infrastructure.
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Climate Change Impact Analysis
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Water Resources Engineering and Consulting
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Watershed Management and Decision Support
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Mine Operations and Closure Planning
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Agriculture & Forestry
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Nuclear Waste Management
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Flood and Drought Risk Management, Insurance
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Coastal Hydrology, Thermal Energy Transport and Density-Dependent Flow Applications
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