Thank you, Mr. Chair. Madame Pauzé also did a great job. This is a collaboration today.
You've touched on a couple of things, Dr. Pomeroy. You mentioned international things a little bit in terms of the United States using some of the modelling from Canada.
A constituent of mine has an advanced hydrology company that's been doing work in Bangladesh. The company is Ahydtech Geomorphic, and they're doing hydraulic monitoring. They're doing fluvial geomorphology. These are all words that have to do with droughts and floods. They're working in Bangladesh. They have access to the data there and they are making models. They're also working with municipalities, helping municipal governments determine where the risks are.
Could you or Mr. Scarpaleggia maybe speak to Canada's role internationally? Where do we have expertise in Canada that could actually have a huge economic benefit locally as well as an environmental benefit outside of our country?