Sentence examples for nrcan from inspiring English sources

Read about NRCan efforts to test and establish renewable energy resources in Canada's remote communities.

Some power plants have already started to build up and use sequestration facilities to capture the generated carbon dioxide (NRCAN 2006).

The collected data is processed using a globally popular on-line processing service: the Canadian Spatial Reference System-Precise Point Positioning Service (CSRS-PPP) operated by the Geodetic Survey Division of Natural Resources Canada (NRCan).

I believe Science in the Centres has been successful because of three major factors: 1) project leaders (myself and my third mentor, a forester named Keith Brown) who are scientists with good communication skills, 2) a partnership with the Canadian Association of Science Centres, and 3) internal collaboration among different sectors within NRCan.

These include School of Geodesy and Geomatics at Wuhan University (SGG-WHU) (Li et al. 2015; Wuhan University 2017) which provides global post processed FCB products, Natural Resources Canada (Collins 2008; NRCan 2015) which provides post-processed DC products and Centre national d'études spatiales (Laurichesse et al. 2009; CNES 2015) which provides post-processed and real-time IRC products.

It will be interesting to see how NRCan words their emails once they do develop a point of view. .

MACCS and NRCan stations are also shown.

CANadian magnetic observatory system (of NRCan).

Satellite products were provided by NRCan, CNES and Wuhan University.

As obtained from the various data sources and models: interactive maps of the PV potential and solar resource of Canada - NRCan[20], the National Atlas of Canada[40], Korsun and Stranix[34] model, modified Lui and Jordan[35] model; clear and real sky (with insolation data); values for the models indicated as sums of beam and diffuse (B + D).

Although stable populations exist in northern Canada and the arctic, the plant is classified as threatened in Michigan, USA (Slavick and Janke, 1993), and may be at risk or sensitive in the Canadian provinces of Alberta, New Brunswick, Saskatchewan, and Prince Edward Island (CFIA and NRCan/CFS, 2013).