find on W-N | flickr | albums | clusty Environment | Wikipedia | CP | clusty | ozonewatch.gsfc.nasa. Dr Judith Patterson 2007 go to "watch t.v. spots" and click on #1, Glacier recession. Judith Patterson photo imgs Dr. Judith Patterson is an associate professor in Geology at Concordia University in Montreal. Her academic training is in the Geological Sciences, with degrees from Queen's University (B.Sc. Hons.), University of Calgary (M.Sc.), and Virginia Polytechnic Institute (Ph.D.). She now lectures in both environmental science and geology. Her area of research is modern environments, in particular the impact of fossil fuel combustion on the atmosphere, and specifically from the transportation sector. Dr. Judith Patterson has forwarded a series of links to sites (see The Tsunami www.wednesday-night.com/tsunami.asp) Her areas of research include: The end of cheap oil and the impact on the aviation industry Annual aircraft emission inventories for airports Environmental impact assessments Fleet mix assessments and growth predictions Analyses of intermodal transportation alternatives Alternative airport infrastructure scenarios to meet aviation growth A list of papers can be seen at this link: publications. Client list | Funding |About Dr. Judith Patterson | Publications B.Sc. in Environmental Science Judith Patterson, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Geology Environmental Geoscience Programme Concordia University 1455 de Maisonneuve Blvd. W. St., Montréal, Canada H3G 1M8 Tel. (514) 848-2424 ext. 3303 Fax (514) 848- 2032 Judith.Patterson@concordia.ca Areas where she has conducted research include aviation emission inventories, intermodal substitution, and environmental impact assessment. She is the Director of the new Graduate Diploma Programme in Environmental Impact Assessment at Concordia artsci-ccwin.concordia.ca/geog/deia/. Additionally, she is on the Board of Directors of the Centre for Sustainable Transportation, International Centre for Aviation and the Environment, and also serves on the Shell Canada Chemicals Corporation Product Line Sustainability Advisory Panel. In addition to her teaching and research, Dr. Patterson conducts contract research through her Emissions Research Lab at Concordia. Studient Comments: (Patterson, Judith; GEOG 206) I think Dr Patterson is a great and kind teacher. She's very helpful, and very approachable. ..stimulates interest & encourages participation in the subject matter It's an easy course and she a great teacher. Highly recommended! at Wednesday-Nights Dr Judith Patterson Wed1299 24 Jan 2007 with John Herity with Dr. Antal Tony Deutsch OWN [page] , and Dr. Hing Hum | Martin Barnes OWN and Dr. Mark Roper OWN OWN in photos John Curtin and Udo Stundner OWN, our Swiss Banker and Anne Coleman and Claudia Viereck, MBA and Sheila Arnopoul from Mike Marie Griffiths Brian Morel's plea for Help on the 25th 2:17 then Diana slides on Wed1299 Notes by Herb Bercovitz and click for Wed1299Report | Wed1299 photos slides | Jacques Report 23 Jan 2007 7:11 An inconvenient truth by Rex Murphy Video (Runs 4:07) Yvette Biondi Guy Stanley Wed 1288 Nov 8th 2006 with Dr. Guy Stanley OWN Income trusts revisited and Yvette Biondi Bob Edgar on Nortel and shares of Bell Telephone fell a lot Dr. Judith Patterson; Jermey Jonas Dame Margaret Lefebvre OWN, OWN and Dr. Antal Tony Deutsch OWN [page] Canadian economy on less competent management and Alex Weinstein and Louise des Trois Maisons , Udo Stundner OWN, our Swiss Banker and Danny van Gelder on camera and his number one Ilona Dougherty | video | apathyisboring.com/en Jacques Clément OWN -Report.asp | faces | sides Diana slides on Wed1288 Notes by Herb Bercovitz and click for Wed1288Report | Wed1288 photos slides | Bill Cosgrove Wed #960 26th July 2000 World Water Vision: Making Water Everybody's Business BILL COSGROVE stats unbeliveable ..Somalia and Ethiopia ...YUGOSLAVIA Dr. Mihailo Crnobrnja, the US keept Slobodan Milosevic in power? ..MIDDLE EAST PEACE Julius Grey Hélène L. Audren & Elizabeth Wojtowicz ..Hillary Clinton Judith Patterson # 914 September 8, 1999 DR. JUDITH PATTERSON SUGGESTION CHINESE Boat People? Dr. Lucy Kroha intro Sheila Horn-Bisaillon, Karel Driesen McGill cpu Gregory Saumier-Finch vp Public Technologies Adrienne Clarkson & John Ralston Saul ..kill the Snowbirds , P/Es far too highsee the pan photo Warren Allmand August 18, 1999 Wed911 Water Judith Patterson introduced Dr. Dieter Soyez … Julius Grey CONRAD BLACK, IJC REPORT - A SIX-MONTH MORATORIUM, Great Lakes, Tony Deutsch, Tony Masi, George Cavadias   George Cavadias #894 Water Apr 21 1999, , Judith Patterson, Ph.D., Dr. Margo Somerville, Ghislaine Delorme.. former journalist, George & Barbra Cavadias, Jack Wasserman, Elizabeth Wojtowicz, Guacira Moreira-Naves, The Water Debate, Michele Jodoin, Lahouari Senouci Ph.D., trator David Price? Fernard Simard , Laguna Beach, Bédard Report... Mega-city or not?, Reed Scowen Hélène de Serres #893 April 14 ..Hélène de Serres, by Claude Ramsay ..US $111 Billion surplus! ..Cut taxes or ...BALKANS Kosovo ..John Humphrey drafted human rights charter ..Beaver Gwynne Dyer, Graham Fowler Promotivation, Pierre Salinger, Sophie Dumont, & Susan Eyton-Jones Me Rita de Santis July 21, #907 Concordia Me Rita de Santis & Jean-Marcel de Magistris Dr. Judith Patterson , Howard Kaplow, Andrew Cross, Michael Judson cdn$ down, George Cavadias, Lucy Kroha Ph.D., Freedom of Speech The other LIFE , harassment Jean Pierre Bertrand , Governor of a University job? see ours on Universities in Montreal Mike O'Brien #887 Airlines Mike O'Brien [IATA Airport development team] & wife Suzanne, coordinates the Jewish General's Hope & Cope ..Monica $290 Million hug ..Air rage Robin Wohnsigl AC VP ..pilots overpaid? .. ..Dr. Judith Patterson For more on Water go 3 good stoties   www.flickr.com More of photos tagged with judithpattersonrjg & for slides Potoes © Robert J Galbraith

--- Dr. Judith Patterson Stories & Books--- Subject: water Date: Sun, 16 May 1999 13:18:46 -0400 From: Judith Patterson To: "D.T. Nicholson" Judith Patterson, Ph.D. Hi Diana & David- I am back from Los Vegas, where my girlfriend has a swimming pool and automatic irrigation system for her garden and grass lawn. This morning on the radio I heard about the low water levels in the great lakes and St. Lawrence. Two ships have gotten stranded, due to low water, in the Lake St. Clair area, between Lake Erie and Lake Huron. Water levels in the Montreal dock area are 2 metres below normal. Can you imagine if we were committed to exporting a specific quantity to the states so they could water their lawns and fill their swimming pools? I got all my diagrams done for my talk after a very late Wednesday night in the office, and now tomorrow (Monday) the conference starts, and ends at noon on Wednesday. So see you Wednesday night! Judith See Judith Patterson site also she is on the Board of Directors of the Centre for Sustainable Transportation and Concordia.ca/geol Judith Patterson, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Concordia's Geology Programme has written a number of papers on aviation matters pertaining to alternative fuels and her expertise lies particularly in the area of environmental impact assessments at airports (consequently, polluted water). Here are the topics that were covered in her reading list last year on water: pollution of ground and surface waters from roadway runoff toxic metal loading into streams from runoff herbicide runoff (from farms) into the Mississippi R. nutrient changes in the Gulf of Mexico (some dead zones) due to fertilizer runoff into the Mississippi pesticide contamination in the sediments in the Arabian Sea off India arsenic in groundwater in India and Bangladesh (due to over drawing on wells) the Aral Sea nitrogen overloading GEOGRAPHY 630/498 GEOLOGY 498 Winter 1998 Water Resources   Judith Patterson Jutter, I., and others, 1997. Occurrence of PCDD/F in dated lake sediments of the Black Forest, Southwestern Germany. Environmental Science and Technology, vol. 31, p. 806-812. Balogh, S.J., and others, 1997. Mercury and suspended sediment loadings in the lower Minnesota River. Environmental Science and Technology, vol. 31, p. 198-202. Pereira, W. E., and F.D. Hostettler. Nonpoint source contamination of the Mississippi River and its tributaries by herbicides. Environmental Science and Technology, vol. 27, p. 1542-1552. Sarkar, A., and others, 1996. Contamination of organochlorine pesticides in sediments from the Arabian sea along the west coast of India. Water Resources, vol. 31, p. 195-200. Sansalone, J.J., and S.G. Buchberger, 1997. Partitioning and first flush of metals in urban roadway storm water. Journal of Environmental Engineering, vol. 123, p. 134-143. Bagla, P. and Kaiser, J., 1996. India's spreading health crisis draws global arsenic experts. Science, vol. 274, p. 174-175. Calcutta Sunday newspaper report, Deadly Water. Sent by Dr. H. Gibb, U.S . E.P.A. Gibb, H.J., 1995. Post conference report. Experts opinions, recommendations, and future planning for groundwater problem of West Bengal. May 1995. Faxed information from Dr. B. Sarkar, Sick Children's Hospital, Toronto. The Aral Sea, 1991. Environment, vol. 33, p. 1-38 (parts thereof). Rabalais, N., 1996. Nutrient changes in the Mississippi River and system responses on the adjacent continental shelf. Estuaries, vol. 19, p. 386-404. Moffat, A. S., 1998. Global nitrogen overload problem grows critical. Science, vol. 279, p. 988-989. Must see "Water, water everywhere" by JOHN BARBER Saturday, July 10, 1999 from the Globe Sorry, your browser doesn't support Java(tm). George Cavadias & Diana Nicholson Saturday, June 17, 2000 Half-Day Courses (Beginning at 8:00 am) AIR-286 The Airport Emission Inventory The purpose of the course is to introduce participants to the concepts, processes, and practical aspects of conducting an airport emission inventory.  As the greatest single contributor to emissions at airports are aircraft, aviation emissions will be the major, but not exclusive, subject of the short course. Topics covered: www.flickr.com More of davidnicholson's photos tagged with judithpatterson All sources, mobile and stationary, that go into a complete airport inventory Identification of the principal, major sources of pollutants and greenhouse gases at airports The landing and takeoff cycle Review of existing computer assisted methods for calculating annual aircraft emissions A walk-through of actual calculations The effect of changing engine technologies on aircraft emissions The effect of changing technologies on annual inventories; examples from Canada and Europe Potential means for airport management to maintain or reduce emissions and their environmental impact Aviation is growing at a faster rate than the world economy, and this trend is predicted to continue into the next century.  Emissions from aviation are expected to increase in the next decade, both in absolute terms, and as a relative percentage of transportation-generated fossil fuel combustion products, due in part to emission reductions from other transport-related sectors.  It is therefore of increasing importance to quantify the emissions from this sector as accurately as possible. Instructor:  Dr. Judith Patterson, Concordia University Dr. Judith Patterson holds a Ph.D. in earth science from Virginia Tech.  She is a tenured Associate Professor at Concordia University in Montreal, where she teaches environmental science and conducts research on aviation and environmental impact assessment.  She has numerous publications in the field of emission inventories, specifically relating to airports and aviation. Judith G. Patterson works in anthropogenic emissions inventories. She also studies different opportunities, like transport substitution, to reduce air pollution. Transportation must adapt to 21st century ..Having conquered the skies, airports and airlines must now face the growing challenge of dealing with air and noise pollution, Geology Professor Judith Patterson said to Aviation MBA students last week. I received my Ph.D. from VPI in 1987. Lynn Glover was my supervisor. I am now at Concordia University, in Geology - but you can’t say Geology Department, because it was closed last year (see my address below). I am now the last full-time geologist at Concordia, which used to produce some of Canada’s finest undergraduate geologists. Since I completed my Ph.D., I have shifted my research and teaching to environmental science, specifically inventories of atmospheric emissions from fossil fuel combustion in the transportation sector. I have worked in North America and Europe (mainly France). Cafes in Paris sure beat spending the summer in a tent in the Arctic! I want to emphasize the contribution that geology makes to environmental science. I teach a senior undergraduate - graduate course "Current Research in Environmental Earth Science" which draws students from many different departments - Geology (well, the last few students), Geography, Biology, and Civil Engineering. And I teach them geology! We look at mantle-atmosphere interactions, weathering and atmospheric CO drawdown, subduction and metamorphism and CO emissions, just to name a few areas. How many environmentalists know that the mantle is the earth’s biggest reservoir of atmospheric CO? I’ve really rambled on here. I live in a wonderful old neighborhood, close to downtown Montreal, and have a huge apartment with skylight and fireplace. I inherited a cottage four years ago, sadly, when my godmother died. My dog Sabrina is now ten years old. Sincerely, Judith Patterson, Ph.D. Associate Professor Geology Concordia University

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