Andras Szeitz
@andrasszeitz.bsky.social
PhD candidate curious about stream temperature + environmental change in northern Canada
Watershed Hydrology Group | McMaster University
Watershed Hydrology Group | McMaster University
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📅 October 15–16, 2025
📍 Université du Québec en Outaouais, Québec, Canada
📝 Abstracts due: August 29, 2025
📌 Register early as places are limited.
👥 Open to researchers, students and practitioners, modellers, & model uesrs.
🌐 For more info: cwra.org/oct-15-16-20...
📅 October 15–16, 2025
📍 Université du Québec en Outaouais, Québec, Canada
📝 Abstracts due: August 29, 2025
📌 Register early as places are limited.
👥 Open to researchers, students and practitioners, modellers, & model uesrs.
🌐 For more info: cwra.org/oct-15-16-20...
Oct 15-16, 2025: CSHS/QC Workshop on process-based approaches to stream temperature modelling - Canadian Water Resources Association
cwra.org
June 25, 2025 at 2:59 PM
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📅 October 15–16, 2025
📍 Université du Québec en Outaouais, Québec, Canada
📝 Abstracts due: August 29, 2025
📌 Register early as places are limited.
👥 Open to researchers, students and practitioners, modellers, & model uesrs.
🌐 For more info: cwra.org/oct-15-16-20...
📅 October 15–16, 2025
📍 Université du Québec en Outaouais, Québec, Canada
📝 Abstracts due: August 29, 2025
📌 Register early as places are limited.
👥 Open to researchers, students and practitioners, modellers, & model uesrs.
🌐 For more info: cwra.org/oct-15-16-20...
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This two day workshop will bring together researchers, practitioners, and students interested in advancing stream temperature modelling using process-based approaches. The event will include presentations from leading experts & breakout sessions to discuss challenges and future directions.
This two day workshop will bring together researchers, practitioners, and students interested in advancing stream temperature modelling using process-based approaches. The event will include presentations from leading experts & breakout sessions to discuss challenges and future directions.
June 25, 2025 at 2:59 PM
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This two day workshop will bring together researchers, practitioners, and students interested in advancing stream temperature modelling using process-based approaches. The event will include presentations from leading experts & breakout sessions to discuss challenges and future directions.
This two day workshop will bring together researchers, practitioners, and students interested in advancing stream temperature modelling using process-based approaches. The event will include presentations from leading experts & breakout sessions to discuss challenges and future directions.
Dash the cash. He'll be A Ok with his sweet sweet federal MP pension.
March 28, 2025 at 2:04 AM
Dash the cash. He'll be A Ok with his sweet sweet federal MP pension.
I'm absolutely not a fan of Elon and fully support boycotting his companies' products and services where possible (I deactivated my Twitter/X account a couple weeks ago), but didn't he sell Paypal decades ago?
February 10, 2025 at 5:46 PM
I'm absolutely not a fan of Elon and fully support boycotting his companies' products and services where possible (I deactivated my Twitter/X account a couple weeks ago), but didn't he sell Paypal decades ago?
Flickr has a pretty different audience though than insta, tiktok, or this new bluesky Flashes platform. I guess mostly because Flickr doesn't have the same influencer rot as the others.
January 15, 2025 at 7:31 PM
Flickr has a pretty different audience though than insta, tiktok, or this new bluesky Flashes platform. I guess mostly because Flickr doesn't have the same influencer rot as the others.
If what you wish to emphasize is how different 2012-2013 is in comparison to the other periods, option A has more 'ooomph'. But for an environmental / earth scientist audience, the log plots are waaay more informative imo. I vote option B, with a caption to provide emphasis as needed.
January 14, 2025 at 3:29 AM
If what you wish to emphasize is how different 2012-2013 is in comparison to the other periods, option A has more 'ooomph'. But for an environmental / earth scientist audience, the log plots are waaay more informative imo. I vote option B, with a caption to provide emphasis as needed.