University of Manitoba
Most
Significant
Contributions
Professor
Allan
D.
Woodbury, P.Eng.
- Our hydrogeology program in Civil Engineering has been listed within the top one hundred hydrogeology programs out of four hundred in North America by the National Ground Water Association. Eight other universities in Canada have this distinction and we are pleased to be part of this group. The entire list has been posted to the NGWA web site.
- Please go to the link to the
left for important information about
graduate student opportunities
Book Chapter (new)
Presentations
- Climate change assessment,
Assiniboine Delta Aquifer, Invited presentations, GSA
(2005)
- EGU Presentation on northern borehole climatology (2008)
- Drought
Research
Initiative 2009 worshop, Drought Prediction of Aquifers under
Climate Change
Mailing
Address:
Department of Civil Engineering
University of Manitoba
E1-368A Engineering Building
15 Gillson Street
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Canada R3T 5V6
e-mail:
woodbur@cc.umanitoba.ca
Office:
E1-314 Engineering Bldg.
Phone:
(204) 474-9137
Fax:
(204) 474-7513
Academic Interests
Dr. Allan Woodbury, P.Eng. is a senior Professor in the Department of Civil Engineering, Water Resources/Geotechnical Divisions, at the University of Manitoba. Since 1987, Dr. Woodbury has taught undergraduate and graduate water resources engineering and groundwater hydrogeology at McGill University and the University of Manitoba. Since that time, he has established a productive research program in hydrogeology. Publications have been targeted to Geophysical Research Letters, Journal of Geophysical Research, Water Resources Research, Journal of Contaminant Hydrology, Geophysical Journal International, Geophysics, Ground Water, Advances In Water Resources and other leading-edge publications (internationally) in the groundwater and earth sciences fields. All of the above journals have high journal impact factors, and many of these works have been widely cited. Woodbury has an extensive publication record in pioneering probabilistic methods, incorporating temperature measurements in hydrologic analysis, aquifer characterization, and the solution of ill-posed problems. He has had numerous invitations for speaking at conferences and workshops. These include the American Geophysical Union, the National Ground Water Association and the Geological Society of America, as well as other universities and private organizations.
Dr. Woodbury was awarded the Winnipeg Rh society Rh award in 1992 for research excellence the the applied sciences and the CAUT Dedicated Service Award in 2005.
Links
- University of Manitoba
- Department of Civil Engineering - University of Manitoba
- Discover BC