Hydrological Services

Eco-Web’s Professional Agrologists and Biologists provide a number of hydrological services, including stream assessments, water quality/quantity monitoring, hydrology research, and water approvals and licenses.  Our group provides comprehensive and integrated services in numerous aspects of surface water planning and construction.

Stream/Watershed Assessments

  • Stream Assessments/classification
  • Riparian classification/management
  • Baseline Watershed Hydrology
  • Develop Zero-Withdrawal Thresholds
  • Water Supply
  • Determine environmental flow needs.
  • Water Balances
  • Hydrology Research
  • Watershed delineation

Water Quality/Quantity Monitoring

  • Surface Water Quality Monitoring
  • Groundwater Quality Monitoring
  • In-Stream Flow Considerations
  • Pump-off monitoring
  • Pipeline bore monitoring
  • Culvert Installation monitoring
  • Stream restoration
  • Channel erosion control
  • Hydrometric and Climate monitoringStream restoration

 

Water Approval and Licencing

  • Section 8-Short term Water Approvals
  • Section 9-Changes in and About a Stream
  • Full Water licences (OGC and MOE)
  • Water Management Plans
  • Alberta’s Temporary Diversion Licences

CASE STUDY

SHELL CANADA – KISKATINAW RIVER HYDROMETRIC MONITORING

From 2009 to 2013, Eco-Web performed monthly hydrometric surveys as a condition of Shell’s Water Licence. Eco-Web determined if the river had sufficient discharge to remove water. In addition, Eco-Web calculated a new zero-withdrawal threshold for the Kiskatinaw River, which takes into account environmental flow needs.

TALISMAN ENERGY INC. – INTERCONNECT PIPELINE REPAIR BULLMOOSE AREA, NORTHEASTERN BRITISH COLUMBIA

In July of 2009 there was a significant flood event caused by heavy rains, rapidly melting snowpack. One creek escaped its banks and secured a new scour channel, West Bullmoose Creek scoured out the pipeline crossing to the pipe and Bullmoose Creek scoured out leaving the pipe suspended across the creek. Eco-Web in conjunction with Dillon redesigned and reconstructed these crossings.

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