Part One - CMOS
Prizes and Awards
New Fellows /
Nouveaux
Membres émérites
Gilbert
Brunet
In recognition of his
outstanding contributions to research in dynamic meteorology and
integrated earth system modelling, and his internationally recognized
leadership in creating and managing major programs in these fields.
En reconnaissance de ses contributions exceptionnelles de
recherches en météorologie dynamique et en
modélisation intégrée du système terre, et
de son leadership internationalement reconnu dans la création et
la direction de programmes majeurs dans ces domaines
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Richard Asselin
for his
contributions to science and science management, especially for his
outstanding contributions to CMOS as an elected and appointed officer
who, among other things, defined many of its institutions and functions
including the offices of Executive Director and Director of
Publications. He served for decades as the voice of the Society through
brochures and pamphlets and at the annual Congress booth and most
importantly as an invaluable resource as keeper of its corporate memory
on the management committee.
pour sa contribution à la science et à la gestion
scientifique, notamment pour sa contribution exceptionnelle à la
SCMO en tant que dirigeant élu ou nommé qui, entre
autres, a défini bon nombre d’organes et de fonctions au sein de
la Société, y compris celles de directeur
général et de directeur des publications. Pendant des
dizaines d’années, il a fait figure de porte-parole de la
Société par le biais de brochures et de dépliants,
ainsi qu’au kiosque du Congrès annuel. En outre et surtout, il
est demeuré une ressource inestimable en tant que gardien de la
mémoire de l’organisme au sein du comité de gestion.
President's
Prize / Le Prix du
président
Kirsten Zickfeld, Simon Fraser
University, British Columbia
for her 2009 paper “Setting cumulative emissions targets to reduce the
risk of dangerous climate change,” published in the Proceedings of the
National Academy of Sciences. Dr. Zickfeld’s paper was the first to
propose that international climate policy targets aimed at avoiding
“dangerous anthropogenic interference” could be based on limiting
cumulative carbon emissions, and continues to be highly cited.
pour son article de 2009 intitulé « Setting cumulative
emissions targets to reduce the risk of dangerous climate change
», publié dans les Proceedings of the National Academy of
Sciences. L’article de madame Zickfeld, qui est toujours fortement
cité, était le premier à proposer que les
objectifs stratégiques internationaux qui touchent le climat et
visent à éviter « les interférences
anthropiques dangereuses » puissent être fondés sur
la limitation des émissions cumulatives de carbone.
J.P. Tully
Medal in
Oceanography
La Médaille
de J.P. Tully en océanographie
Michael
G.G. Foreman, IOS Sydney BC
for his original research in coastal oceanography,
tidal prediction, numerical ocean models and applications of this
research to oceanographic, navigation, fisheries and aquaculture
problems. His watershed models used to produce ten-day ahead flow
and temperature predictions during the upstream sockeye salmon
migration in the Fraser River, for example, is now used as a standard
DFO and Pacific Salmon Commission management tool.
pour ses travaux originaux en matière d’océanographie
côtière, de prévision des marées et de
modèles numériques océaniques, ainsi que pour
l’application de ses résultats aux problèmes touchant
l’océanographie, la navigation, la pêche et l’aquaculture.
Son modèle de bassin versant, qui permet de produire des
prévisions de débit et de température sur dix
jours pendant la montaison du saumon sockeye dans le fleuve Fraser, par
exemple, sert maintenant d’outil de gestion courant au MPO et à
la Commission du saumon du Pacifique.
Andrew Thomson
Prize in Applied Meteorology
Le Prix Andrew
Thomson
en
météorologie
appliquée
Alex J. Cannon,
ECCC Victoria BC
for his important contributions to the understanding of our surface
hydrology and climatic extremes in Canada, and how they might change in
the future, for his application of Artificial Intelligence methods to
meteorological and climatological problems, and for his unselfish
dedication to making his software tools freely available to the
scientific community.
pour son importante contribution à la
compréhension de l’hydrologie de surface et des extrêmes
climatiques au Canada, et de la façon dont ceux-ci pourraient
évoluer; pour son application de l’intelligence artificielle
à des problèmes météorologiques et
climatologiques; et pour son dévouement
désintéressé à mettre gratuitement ses
outils logiciels à la disposition de la communauté
scientifique.
François J.
Saucier Prize in Applied Oceanography
Le Prix
François J. Saucier en océanographie
appliquée
Jinyu
Sheng, Dalhousie University
for his
significant contributions in the development and application of coupled
numerical ocean models for the improved understanding of coastal, shelf
and ocean dynamics and extreme marine events off Canada’s east coast.
pour sa contribution considérable au
développement et à l’application de modèles
numériques océaniques couplés visant une meilleure
compréhension de la dynamique entre la côte, le plateau
continental et les océans, ainsi que des
phénomènes marins extrêmes au large de la
côte est du Canada..
Rube
Hornstein Medal In Operational Meteorology
La Médaille
de
Rube
Hornstein
en météorologie
opérationnelle
Bruno Larochelle, Environment
and Climate Change Canada, Edmonton
for his
outstanding leadership and work in developing innovative meteorological
tools supporting the needs of operational aviation meteorologists.”
pour son leadership et son travail exceptionnels dans le
développement d’outils météorologiques novateurs
qui répondent aux besoins des météorologistes
opérationnels au service de l’aéronautique.
Neil J.
Campbell Medal for Exceptional Volunteer Service
La Médaille
Neil J.
Campbell
pour service
bénévole exceptionnel
Oscar
Koren
for his
longstanding service and excellence supporting the annual Congress
meetings with his effective and productive leadership of the exhibits
program.
pour son service de longue date et son excellent soutien des
congrès annuels grâce à son leadership efficace et
productif dans le cadre du programme d’expositions
Roger Daley Postdoctoral Publication Award
Le Prix Roger Daley de publication post-doctorale
Megan Kirchmeier-Young, Post-Doc
Fellow, U Vic - ECCC
for her study of the disastrous Fort McMurray wildfire of 2016
“Attributing extreme fire risk in Western Canada to human emissions”
which was published in Climatic Change (2017). The paper demonstrates
important progress on wildfire event attribution by focusing attention
on climatological and meteorological fire risk factors rather than the
fire statistics themselves.
pour son article portant sur les incendies de forêt
dévastateurs de Fort McMurray en 2016 et intitulé «
Attributing extreme fire risk in Western Canada to human emissions
», qui a paru dans la revue Climatic Change (2017). L’article
montre les progrès importants réalisés dans
l’attribution des incendies de forêt en mettant l’accent sur les
facteurs climatologiques et météorologiques de risque
d’incendie plutôt que sur les statistiques d’incendie
elles-mêmes.
Tertia
M.C.
Hughes
Memorial Graduate Student Prize
Le Prix commémoratif Tertia M.C. Hughes pour étudiants
diplômés
two
awarded for 2017
Katarzyna (Kasia)
Tokarska, Post-Doctoral Fellow School of Geosciences,
Edinburgh,
Scotland
for her excellent thesis at the University of Victoria titled The
carbon-climate system response at high amounts of cumulative carbon
emissions, and the role of non-CO2 forcing and observational
constraints on cumulative carbon budgets.
pour son excellente thèse intitulée "The
carbon-climate system response at high amounts of cumulative carbon
emissions, and the role of non-CO2 forcing and observational
constraints on cumulative carbon budgets." (Université de
Victoria)
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Chad Thackeray,
Postdoctoral Fellow University of California, Los Angeles
for
his excellent thesis at the University of Waterloo titled Using a
hierarchy of climate models to investigate snow processes influencing
surface albedo.
pour
son excellente thèse intitulée "Using a hierarchy of
climate models to investigate snow processes influencing surface
albedo." (Université de Waterloo).
Citations
for
outstanding
contribution towards promoting public awareness of meteorology or
oceanography
in Canada
pour contribution d'une façon exceptionnelle
à
éveiller l'intérêt du public au Canada en
météorologie ou océanographie durant
l'année précédente
none awarded for 2017
Part Two - CMOS
Scholarships
/ Bourses d'études
(CMOS
Scholarships
and Scholarship Supplements are awarded for the academic year following
the congress)
The CMOS - Weather
Research House NSERC Scholarship Supplement
in
Atmospheric or Ocean Sciences
Le
Supplément
SCMO Weather
Research
House CRSNG aux bourses
d'études supérieures en
sciences de l'atmosphère ou des
océans
Patricia DeRepentigny,
University of
Colorado Boulder, Doctorate, Interaction of Sea Ice and Climate
for her Doctoral studies of the forces driving sea-ice loss in
the polar regions, and their role in the differences bewteen
various climate modelling scenarios.
CMOS
- The Weather Network/Météomédia Scholarship
La Bourse SCMO-Météomédia/The Weather Network
Jamie Hart, McGill University,
Atmospheric
Sciences
for
academic excellence. / pour excéllence académique.
CMOS - Daniel G. Wright Undergraduate Scholarship
La Bourse SCMO d'étude du premier cycle Daniel G. Wright
Jonathan Coyne, Dalhousie
University, Ocean Sciences
for
academic excellence. / pour excéllence académique.
CMOS
Undergraduate
Scholarship
/ La Bourse
d'étude de premier cycle SCMO
two
awarded for 2018
Yeechian Low, McGill University,
Atmospheric Sciences
for
academic excellence. / pour excéllence académique.
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Ivy Anderson,
Lakehead/Dalhousie, Physical Geography
for
academic excellence. / pour excéllence académique.
Part
Three - Poster
Prizes / Prix affiches
Campbell Scientific Best Student Poster Prize in Meteorology
Le Prix Campbell Scientific de la meilleure affiche
d'étudiant(e)
en météorologie
Hadleigh
Thompson, University of Northern British Columbia
for his
poster titled: The climatology of
seiche-inducing winds in a large intermontane lake: Quesnel Lake,
British Columbia, Canada.
ASL Environmental
Sciences Best Student Poster Prize in Oceanography
Le Prix ASL
Environmental Science de la meilleure
affiche d'étudiant(e) en océanographie
Chantal
Mears, Dalhousie University
for her poster titled: Using 226Ra and 228Ra isotopes to
distinguish water mass distribution in the Canadian Arctic
Archipelago
CMOS Best Student
Poster
Prize in Other Disciplines /
Le Prix
SCMO de
la meilleure
affiche d'étudiant(e)
en autres
disciplines
Nadine
Lehmann, Dalhousie University
for
her poster titled:
On
the origin and cycling of nutrients in Baffin Bay: Evidence from
nitrate and nitrous oxide isotope ratios
Part Four - CMOS
Support to Pre-College Teachers /
Aide de la SCMO aux
enseignants de
niveau pré-collégial
I
- Project
Atmosphere Summer Workshop (2017)
Kaitlin Smith, Halifax Independent
School, Halifax NS
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II
- Project
Maury Summer Workshop (2017)
Andrew Young, George P. Vanier
Secondary School, Courtenay BC
Part Five -
Non CMOS Awards / Honneurs pas SCMO
MSC Patterson Medal (2017) / SMC La
Medaille Patterson (2017)
William
(Bill) Appleby for his outstanding dedication and initiative
in
a long and exemplary career in the Meteorological Service of
Canada. Bill has served as Regional Director, Prediction Services
Operations East, for more than 30 years, and has dedicated over 40
years to the Government of Canada. He had a strong vision for the
MSC to support the health of Canadians, and this vision led to the
implementation of several ground-breaking programs. Bill has
dedicated his career to improvements in operational meteorology and to
the service of the people in the Atlantic Region, and is
highly-deserving of this award.
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William
(Bill) Appleby a fait preuve d'un
dévouement et d'un
esprit d'initiative exceptionnels tout au long de sa longue
carrière exemplaire au sein du Service
météorologique du Canada. Bill a occupé le
poste de Directeur régional des Services opérationnels
des prévisions de l'Est pendant plus de 30 ans et a donné
plus de 40 ans de sa vie au service du gouvernement du Canada. Sa
vision pour le SMC mettait en avant plan la santé des Canadiens
et cette vision a permis de mettre en ouvre plusieurs programmes
novateurs. Bill a dédié sa carrière à
améliorer la météorologie opérationnelle et
à la population de la région de l'Atlantique, et
mérite grandement de recevoir ce prix.
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DFO Timothy R.
Parsons Medal (2018) / MPO La Médaille Timothy R. Parsons (2018)
Andrew Trites is
a professor at the Institute of the Oceans and Fisheries at the
University of British Columbia. He started his career at McGill
University, where he earned a degree in Mathematics and Ecology.
He
then attended the University of British Columbia to pursue a Master's
and a PhD in Zoology, followed up by a Post-Doctoral position at
Fisheries and Oceans Canada, before returning to the University of
British Columbia.
Over the last 26 years, Dr. Trites has tirelessly pursued his
ground-breaking research and leadership in marine mammals. He has
published over 242 manuscripts, which have accumulated over 8,800
citations. He has an outstanding record of teaching and
mentorship and is well respected as a research supervisor.
This esteemed scientist leads teams of researchers, students,
technicians, and support staff who undertake captive studies, field
studies, and simulation models covering a broad range of marine
science. The knowledge gained from his work allows us to better
understand marine mammals and their impacts on fisheries and their
ecosystem.
Dr. Trites is recognized as one of the foremost marine mammal
scientists in Canada and has earned respect globally, as a leader in
this field. His multidisciplinary contributions to marine science
and the strong mentorship he has shown throughout his career.
Dr. Trites has made significant contributions to his field of research,
and that the benefits of his work have extended beyond his university
into the ocean science community at large, both in Canada and
internationally.
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Link
to DFO Information / lien
aux information MPO
CNC-SCOR Early Career
Ocean
Scientist Award (2018)
Distinction
CNC-SCOR pour chercheur en début de carrière en
océanographie (2018)
Daniel Boyce,
Bedford Institute of Oceanography, for outstanding work, over a short
period time, in macroecology, biological oceanography, community
ecology, biogeography, and habitat modeling, with special emphasis on
his highly regarded and impactful work on global phytoplankton
decline.
His continuing high-level work on the impacts of changing marine
productivity is also acknowledged.
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