These Hydrology, Riverine, and Groundwater courses cover a broad spectrum of topics, ensuring you stay current with industry standards and best practices.

Master pumping system design and piping installation to prevent costly errors and optimize hydraulic performance, ensuring reliability and efficiency in any environment.


An attendee of this course will gain knowledge about several methods that can be used to estimate peak discharge for an ungaged site.


Intended Audience: for hydrologists, civil engineers, hydraulic engineers, highway engineers, geotechnical engineers and environmental engineers.


Storm sewers are widely used to carry away runoff from storms, primarily in urban areas.

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Learn how docks, boat lifts, mooring buoys, marinas and related structures are regulated and sited on Crown-owned beds and shores of Alberta lakes and rivers.


Owner obligations, consequence classification, safety management, assessments, emergency planning and decommissioning for dams and canals in Alberta


Transform hydrological data into resilient design solutions by mastering the practical water simulation models that drive modern civil infrastructure.


Master hydraulic transient modeling to prevent destructive pipeline failures, mitigate pressure surges, and engineer safe, highly resilient fluid distribution systems.


Master surge control, predict water hammer effects, and design resilient protection systems to safeguard critical water infrastructure from destructive pressure transients.


Master the science of coastal hydrogeology and implement effective engineering strategies to model, prevent, and mitigate saltwater intrusion in vulnerable freshwater aquifers.
