Principal
Jean-François Sabourin, M.Eng., P.Eng., ing.
Jean-François is a 1983 graduate from the University
of Ottawa where he obtained his Bachelors in Applied Science (Civil Engineer)
and later his Master in Engineering (Water Resources). Since his graduation,
except for a couple of years spent working in the field, he has been devoted
to solving water resources and environmental problems. His extensive background
in water resources, multidisciplinary environmental studies and hydrologic
model development (SWMHYMO, INTERHYMO
/ OTTHYMO-89, IMPRAM, SEWHYMO, TRAINHYD) provides a good problem-solving
knowledge base for a wide range of projects. JF is a specialist in urban
and rural hydrology, stormwater management, sanitary and combined sewer
systems analysis, as well as sewer infiltration / inflow assessments with
both national and international project experience.
e-mail for J.F.
Sabourin: jfsabourin@jfsa.com
Associates
Heather Wilson, M.Sc.
Heather Wilson has a Master's Degree in hydrogeology with over 20 years experience in terrain evaluation, hydrogeological investigations, environmental planning and watershed management. She is very familiar with the local surficial and bedrock geology and the regional hydrogeological setting. Heather has been involved in watershed plans both as a resource manager and as a hydrogeologist and has extensive experience in interdisciplinary projects. She has completed several detailed geophysical field investigation programs including radioactive dating aquifer water samples for a geothermal heating project. Her current interest is hydrogeological data interpretation using GIS systems for spatial data management and development of groundwater protection strategies.