Michael Hulley

Michael Hulley
Dr.
Michael Hulley
Department Head, Professor, Ph.D., P.Eng.
Office:
Sawyer 2422
Telephone:
6394 or 6393
Fax:
613-541-6218
E-mail:
Genie Civil

College Address

Royal Military College of Canada
PO Box 17000, Station Forces
Kingston, Ontario, CANADA
K7K 7B4

Bio

  • Professor of Civil Engineering Department, RMC
  • Cross-Appointed Professor: RMC, Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
  • Cross-Appointed Professor: Queen’s University, Civil Engineering
  • Senior Partner: Profound Engineering
  • Senior Partner: MODRET
  • Director, GeoEng Center, Queen’s University 
  • Co-chair WDSA/CCWI 2018 conference

Since completing his graduate studies, Mike has been actively engaged in the consulting engineering industry. Mike’s experience includes providing senior technical direction, managing complex environmental projects, authoring numerous engineering reports and articles, and being an active managing partner of a successful engineering consulting firm. Mike is a technical leader in the field of water resources and has led water resources projects throughout the US and Canada. Presently, Mike is a professor and past Chair of Department of Civil Engineering at the Royal Military College of Canada, a partner of Profound Engineering, and a partner in MODRET.

Mike specializes in the management and application of large environmental datasets related to climate, as well as the development of custom computer models in support of a variety of water quantity and quality investigations. His current research focus is the impact of climate change on extreme rainfall and mean annual flow for watersheds in Canada. Current research projects address climate change impacts related to flood hydrology, stream erosion, and migration of contaminates in groundwater. Other project work involves model development for regional and local groundwater management, saltwater intrusion, low-impact development measures for stormwater management, receiving water quality, and river hydrodynamics.

Mike is a Designated Consulting Engineer and licensed professional engineer in Ontario, co-owner of Profound Engineering and an engineering software company: MODRET .

Recent Journal Publications:

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  • Sofijanic, A., M.E. Hulley, Y. Filion, 2023, SWMM stormwater quality model developed to assess the performance of best management practices: a case study of the town of Jasper in Canada, Canadian Journal of Civil Engineering, 50(1), 24-33.

  • Battye, N.J., D.J. Patch, D.M.D. Roberts, N.M. O'Connor, L.P. Turner, B.H. Kueper, M.E. Hulley, K.P. Weber, 2022, Use of a horizontal ball mill to remediate per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances in soil, Science of the Total Environment, 835

  • Sofijanic, A., M.E. Hulley, D. Loock, and Y. Filion, 2021, Stormwater Quality Assessment and Management for the Town of Jasper in Alberta, Canada, Water Quality Research Journal, 56(1).

  • Hulley, M.E., W.E. Watt and C. Clarke, 2018. Annual Discharge Trends for Canadian Rivers, International Journal of River Basin Management, Accepted for publication August 2018.
  • El-jaat, M., M.E. Hulley and M. Tetreault, 2018. Evaluation of the FOS method for Forecasting chloride levels in the Deltona groundwater supply, Hydrogeology Journal, 26, 1809-1820.
  • Hulley, M.E., C. Clarke, and W.E. Watt, 2015. Low Flow Frequency Analysis for Streams with Mixed Populations. Canadian Journal of Civil Engineering, 2015, 42(8), 503-509.
  • Burdett, S., M.E. Hulley and A. Smith, 2014. Applying the Soil Water Assessment Tool to 5th Canadian Division Support Base Gagetown. Water Quality Research Journal of Canada, 49(4), pp 372-385.
  • Hulley, M.E., C. Clark, W.E. Watt, 2014. Occurrence and Magnitude of Low Flows for Canadian Rivers: An Ecozone Approach. Canadian Journal of Civil Engineering, 41(1), 1-8.
  • Clarke, C., M.E. Hulley, J. Marsalek, and W.E. Watt, 2011. Stationarity of AMAX Series of Short Duration Rainfall for Long-Term Canadian Stations: Detection of Jumps and Trends. Canadian Journal of Civil Engineering, 38(11), 1175-1184.

Recent Book Chapters:

Recent Peer Reviewed Project Reports:

  • Pucher, G., M.E. Hulley, D. Loock, and K. Weber, May 2018. Arctic Burner Unit Progress Report 2. Royal Military College of Canada. 10 pages RMCC-CCE-ESG-0732.
  • Morrow, D., I. Koch, M. Nearing, L. Ogilvie, J. Donald, M.E. Hulley, D. Loock, and K. Weber, April 2018. Glenburnie Salt Shed (FCSI # 22623002) 2017 Supplemental Phase III Environmental Site Assessment Gros Morne National Park, NL. April 2018. Royal Military College of Canada. 664 pages RMCC-CCE-ESG-0729.
  • Loock, D., M.E. Hulley and K. Weber, March 2018. Storm Water Monitoring Plan Development for the Town of Jasper, Alberta Interim Report. Royal Military College of Canada. 209 pages RMCC-CCE-ESG-0716.
  • Turnbull, M.S., T. Partridge, T. Laing, N. Pothier, D. Loock, M.E. Hulley and K. Weber, March 2018. Benthic Invertebrate Monitoring Program for Fifth Canadian Division Support Base Gagetown: 2017 Results. Royal Military College of Canada. 308 pages RMCC-CCE-ESG-0695.
  • Ogilvie, L., M.S. Turnbull, M. Nearing, D. Morrow, J. Donald, S. Hartholt, D. Loock, M.E. Hulley and K. Weber, March 2018. Martin's Point Landfill (FCSI# 00025561) Gros Morne National Park 2017 Phase3 III Environmental Site Assessment. Royal Military College of Canada. 1277 pages RMCC-CCE-ESG-0686.
  • Pucher, G., D. Loock, M.E. Hulley and K. Weber, February 2018. Arctic Burner Unit 3.0 Progress Report – RMC-JTFN 001. Royal Military College of Canada. 9 pages RMCC-CCE-ESG-0688.
  • Morrow, D., D. White, D. Loock, M.E. Hulley and K. Weber, November 2017. Understanding Environmental Conditions at the Main Station Area Sable Island National Park Reserve, NS. Royal Military College of Canada. 41 pages RMCC-CCE-ESG-0658.
  • Morrow, D., D. White, V. Paquin, D. Loock, M.E. Hulley and K. Weber, August 2017. 2017 Field Summary Report Sable Island National Park Reserve, Nova Scotia. Royal Military College of Canada. 21 pages RMCC-CCE-ESG-0657.
  • Battye, N., D. Loock, M.E. Hulley and K. Weber, March 2017. Groundwater Flow Model, 4 Wing Cold Lake, Cold Lake, Alberta. Royal Military College of Canada. 44 pages RMCC-CCE-ESG-0636.
  • Nearing, M., D. Ellis, N. Battye, D. Loock, M.E. Hulley and K. Weber, March 2017. Water Sampling Protocols for Stormwater Monitoring, Town of Jasper, Alberta. Royal Military College of Canada. 95 pages RMCC-CCE-ESG-0660.
  • Battye, N., D. Loock, M.E. Hulley and K. Weber, March 2017, Storm Water Monitoring Plan for the Town of Jasper, Alberta. Royal Military College of Canada. 16 pages RMCC-CCE-ESG-0629.
  • Battye, N., D. Loock, M.E. Hulley and K. Weber, November 2016. Review of PFAS Data in Context of Influent and Effluent Monitoring Program, 22 Wing North Bay, North Bay, Ontario. Royal Military College of Canada 54 pages. RMC-CCE-ES-16-35.
  • Hulley M.E., S. Burdett, A. Leslie, Ken Reimer, V. Paquin, D. Loock, and K. Weber, April 2014. Kela Weber. Applying the Soil Water Assessment Tool to 5th Canadian Division Support Base Gagetown. Environmental Sciences Group. Royal Military College of Canada. 136 pages. RMC-CCE-ES-14-21.
  • Paquin, V., S. Burdett, M.E. Hulley, Ken Reimer, D. Loock, and K. Weber, March 2014. Kerrbrook Ford Erosion and Erosion Reduction Assessment. Environmental Sciences Group. Royal Military College of Canada. 16 pages. RMC-CCE-ES-14-15.
  • Rowney, A.C, L. Pechacek, M.E. Hulley, T. O'Connor, and L. Roesner, 2009. Advanced Topics in Wet-Weather Discharge Control. National Risk Management laboratory, Office of Research and Development, US Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, Ohio.

Recent Conferences and Symposia:

  • Sofijanic, M.E. Hulley, D. Loock and Y. Filion, Using SWMM5.1 to Develop a Stormwater Quality Model for a Small Town in Canada, 2019, 17th International Computing & Control for the Water Industry Conference, University of Exeter, UK.

  • Pothier, N., D. White, D. Loock, M.E Hulley, J. Lawless, and K. Weber, June 2018. Creating and enhancing on-the-fly spatial and attribute queries of historical environmental records in a Geographic Information System (GIS). Federal Contaminated Sites National Workshop, Toronto, Canada.

  • El-jaat, M., M.E. Hulley, and M. Tetreault, 2017. Application of Fast-Orthogonal-Search Modelling Techniques for Simulation of Salinity in Groundwater in the Vicinity of Deltona, FL, GeoOttawa 2017, Ottawa, ON.
  • El-jaat, M., M. Tetreault, and M.E. Hulley, 2017. Performance Evaluation of the Fast Orthogonal Search Method for Forecasting Groundwater Salinity with Noisy Data, GeoOttawa 2017, Ottawa, ON.
  • Husk, B., J.B. Sanchez, J. Whalen, B. Wootton, and M.E. Hulley, 2016. Protecting Freshwater Lakes by Reducing Diffuse Agricultural Pollution With End-of-Field Technologies, CWWA/CAWQ National Water & Wastewater Conference Toronto, ON.
  • Hulley, M.E., K. Weber, N., Jewitt, and A, Smith, 2016. Application of ArcSWAT at CFB Gagetown, 2016 Real Property Institute of Canada Federal Contaminated Sites Workshop, Montreal, Canada.
  • Anderson, B., B. Husk, M. Duteau, B. Wootton, M.E. Hulley, and J. Whalen, 2014. Integrated Watershed-based Approaches to Restoration of Algae-Impacted Freshwater Lakes: Field Verification of Passive Nutrient Control in Agricultural Field Drainage. 13th IWA Specialized Conference on Watershed and River Basin Management, San Francisco.
  • Tetreault, M., M.E. Hulley and S. Abdel-Moshen, 2013. Salt Water Intrusion in Coastal Aquifers. 28th Annual Eastern Symposium, Canadian Association on Water Quality, Kingston, Ontario.
  • Burdett, S. and M.E. Hulley, 2013. Hydrologic and Water Quality Modelling of Kerr Brook at CFB Gagetown. 28th Annual Eastern Symposium, Canadian Association on Water Quality, Kingston, Ontario.
  • Anderson, B., B. Husk, M. Dateau, B. Wooton, M. Hulley and J. Whalen, 2013. Passive nutrient control in agricultural field drainage: an important component of the restoration of algae-impacted freshwater lakes. 33rd International Symposium of the lake American Lake Management Society, San Diego, California.
  • Basso, T., N. Vlachopoulos, N., and M.E. Hulley, 2012. Green Buildings and Sustainable Infrastructure for the Canadian Forces, The International Polar Year 2012 Conference: From Knowledge to Action, Montreal, Quebec.
  • Hulley, M.E., A. Smith, and V. Paquin, 2012. Investigation of Water Quality Impacts Associated with Military Training Activities at CFB Gagetown, New Brunswick. 47th Eastern Canadian Symposium on Water Quality Research, Canadian Association on Water Quality.
  • Anderson, B., B. Husk, M. Duteau, B. Wootton, and M.E. Hulley, 2012. Lake Restoration through Integrated Watershed Management: Nutrient Control in Agricultural Field Drainage. IWA Nutrient Removal and Recovery 2012, Trends in NRR, Harbin, China.
  • Hulley, M.E., and G. Zukovs, 2012. Causes and Solutions to the Urban Heat Island. 47th Central Canadian Symposium on Water Quality Research, Canadian Association on Water Quality.
  • Tetreault, M. and M.E. Hulley, 2011. A regional-Scale Groundwater Model of Barbados. MODFLOW and More 2011: Integrated Hydrologic Modeling Conference, Golden, Colorado.
  • Hulley, M.E., S.G. Nutt, and D. Jones, 2011. Establishing Effluent Limits for the Orangeville WPCP: Meeting the Challenges of Headwater Discharges. Ontario Water Environment Association of Ontario Annual Conference, Toronto, Ontario.
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