Lianna J.D. Smith

University of Waterloo — Canada

Environmental Science · Physical Sciences

8h-index391citations22works2.02yr avg
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Research Topics

Mine drainage and remediation techniques(14), Groundwater flow and contamination studies(6), Metal Extraction and Bioleaching(4), Coal and Its By-products(3), Mineral Processing and Grinding(3)

Publications22 total

Intermediate oxidation products from pyrrhotite grains in natural waste rock: A synchrotron study using Fe K-edge XANES
Applied Geochemistry·2025· 1 cited
Secondary mineral formation and trace-element reservoirs in weathered waste rock: Integration of quantitative mineralogy and conventional mineralogical techniques
Journal of Geochemical Exploration·2024· 3 cited
Secondary Mineral Formation and Trace-Element Reservoirs in Weathered Waste Rock: Integration of Quantitative Mineralogy and Conventional Mineralogical Techniques
SSRN Electronic Journal·2023Open Access
Diavik Waste Rock Project: Geostatistical Analysis of Sulfur, Carbon, and Hydraulic Conductivity Distribution in a Large-Scale Experimental Waste Rock Pile
Minerals·2022· 8 citedOpen Access
Comprehensive geotechnical and geochemical characterisation of two diamond ore tailings
Environmental Geotechnics·2021· 2 cited
Trace elements in sulfides and release to porewater from sulfide oxidation in a historical waste-rock pile, Ontario, Canada
Applied Geochemistry·2021· 14 cited
Classifying variability of material properties in mine waste rock
CIM Journal·2019· 3 cited
Perchlorate in Lake Water from an Operating Diamond Mine
Environmental Science & Technology·2015· 8 cited
Early evolution of weathering and sulfide depletion of a low-sulfur, granitic, waste rock in an Arctic climate: A laboratory and field site comparison
Journal of Geochemical Exploration·2015· 21 cited
PERCHLORATE IN GROUNDWATER AND LAKE WATER RELATED TO MINING ACTIVITIES
2014 GSA Annual Meeting in Vancouver, British Columbia (19–22 October 2014)·2014
The Diavik Waste Rock Project: Particle size distribution and sulfur characteristics of low-sulfide waste rock
Applied Geochemistry·2013· 46 cited
The Diavik waste rock project: Initial geochemical response from a low sulfide waste rock pile
Applied Geochemistry·2012· 51 cited
The Diavik Waste Rock Project: Persistence of contaminants from blasting agents in waste rock effluent
Applied Geochemistry·2012· 74 cited
The Diavik waste rock project: Water flow through mine waste rock in a permafrost terrain
Applied Geochemistry·2012· 65 cited
The Diavik Waste Rock Project: Design, construction, and instrumentation of field-scale experimental waste-rock piles
Applied Geochemistry·2012· 52 cited
Diavik waste rock project : blasting residuals in waste rock piles
Open Collections·2011· 2 citedOpen Access
Diavik waste rock project : characterization of particle size, sulfur content and acid generating potential
Open Collections·2011Open Access
Building and characterizing low sulfide instrumented waste rock piles: Pile design and construction, particle size and sulfur characterization, and initial geochemical response
UWSpace (University of Waterloo)·2009· 4 citedOpen Access
Variably-saturated Flow Through Mine Waste Rock in a Permafrost Environment
AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts·2007
PREDICTION OF EFFLUENT WATER QUALITY FROM WASTE ROCK PILES IN A CONTINUOUS PERMAFROST REGION
2007· 2 citedOpen Access
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Frequent Co-authors

David W. Blowes(17), David C. Sego(12), Leslie Smith(8), Matthew Neuner(5), Carol J. Ptacek(4), Michael Gupton(4), Richard T. Amos(4), Doğan Paktunç(4), Brenda L. Bailey(3), Michael C. Moncur(3), J. L. Jambor(2), R. Siliqi(2), D. Le Meur(2), Fatiha Gamar(2), J. P. Touré(2), P. Herrmann(2), Colleen Atherton(2), David Barsi(2), Nicholas Beier(2), Nathan Fretz(1)