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Volume 45, Issue 9
May 2002
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ISSN 0273-1223
EISSN 1996-9732
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Vulnerability of groundwater to pollution from agricultural diffuse sources: a case study
H. Muhammetoğlu; A. Muhammetoğlu; S. Soyupak
View articletitled, Vulnerability of groundwater to pollution from agricultural diffuse sources: a case study
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SOIL and SOIL-NO at catchment scale – a case study for an agriculture-dominated catchment
J. Deelstra; M. Bechmann; S.H. Kvaernø
View articletitled, SOIL and SOIL-NO at catchment scale – a case study for an agriculture-dominated catchment
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Nitrate in aquifers beneath agricultural systems
M.R. Burkart; J.D. Stoner
View articletitled, Nitrate in aquifers beneath agricultural systems
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Nitrate pollution in groundwater and strategies to reduce pollution
R.K. Shrestha; J.K. Ladah
View articletitled, Nitrate pollution in groundwater and strategies to reduce pollution
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Geochemical and isotopic tracing of water in nested southern Minnesota corn-belt watersheds
J.A. Magner; S.C. Alexander
View articletitled, Geochemical and isotopic tracing of water in nested southern Minnesota corn-belt watersheds
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Implementation of best management practices in agriculture: modelling and monitoring of impacts on nitrogen leaching
A. Joelsson; K. Kyllmar
View articletitled, Implementation of best management practices in agriculture: modelling and monitoring of impacts on nitrogen leaching
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Phosphorus reductions following riparian restoration in two agricultural watersheds in Vermont, USA
D.W. Meals; R.B. Hopkins
View articletitled, Phosphorus reductions following riparian restoration in two agricultural watersheds in Vermont, USA
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Hydrogeological constraints on riparian buffers for reduction of diffuse pollution: examples from the Bear Creek watershed in Iowa, USA
W.W. Simpkins; T.R. Wineland; R.J. Andress; D.A. Johnston; G.C. Caron ...
View articletitled, Hydrogeological constraints on riparian buffers for reduction of diffuse pollution: examples from the Bear Creek watershed in Iowa, USA
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Effect of a cold-climate buffer zone on minimising diffuse pollution from agriculture
N. Syversen
View articletitled, Effect of a cold-climate buffer zone on minimising diffuse pollution from agriculture
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Design considerations for increased sedimentation in small wetlands treating agricultural runoff
B.C. Braskerud
View articletitled, Design considerations for increased sedimentation in small wetlands treating agricultural runoff
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Wetland management to reduce Baltic Sea eutrophication
C. Paludan; F.E. Alexeyev; H. Drews; S. Fleischer; A. Fuglsang ...
View articletitled, Wetland management to reduce Baltic Sea eutrophication
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Potential toxicity of pesticides measured in midwestern streams to aquatic organisms
W. Battaglin; J. Fairchild
View articletitled, Potential toxicity of pesticides measured in midwestern streams to aquatic organisms
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Characterization and mass load estimates of organic compounds in agricultural irrigation runoff
J.A. Pedersen; M.A. Yeager; I.H. Suffet, (Mel)
View articletitled, Characterization and mass load estimates of organic compounds in agricultural irrigation runoff
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Fate of pesticides in soil in a coastal lagoon area and associated water quality impacts
A. Tanik; M. Gurel; O. Zeren; I.E. Gonenc; H. Arslan ...
View articletitled, Fate of pesticides in soil in a coastal lagoon area and associated water quality impacts
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Runoff characteristics of particulate pesticides in a river from paddy fields
T. Inoue; S. Ebise; A. Numabe; O. Nagafuchi; Y. Matsui
View articletitled, Runoff characteristics of particulate pesticides in a river from paddy fields
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Runoff characteristics of pesticides from paddy fields and reduction of risk to the aquatic environment
S. Ebise; T. Inoue
View articletitled, Runoff characteristics of pesticides from paddy fields and reduction of risk to the aquatic environment
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Elaboration of a complex GIS application in a catchment area
T. Németh; J. Szabó; L. Pásztor; Zs. Bakacsi
View articletitled, Elaboration of a complex GIS application in a catchment area
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Predicting pesticide concentrations in river water with a hydrologically calibrated basin-scale runoff model
Y. Matsui; S. Itoshiro; M. Buma; T. Matsushita; K. Hosogoe ...
View articletitled, Predicting pesticide concentrations in river water with a hydrologically calibrated basin-scale runoff model
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Modeling diffuse pollution with a distributed approach
L.F. León; E.D. Soulis; N. Kouwen; G.J. Farquhar
View articletitled, Modeling diffuse pollution with a distributed approach
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Use of simulation mass balance modeling to estimate phosphorus and bacteria dynamics in watersheds
E.A. Cassell; D.W. Meals; S.G. Aschmann; D.P. Anderson; B.H. Rosen ...
View articletitled, Use of simulation mass balance modeling to estimate phosphorus and bacteria dynamics in watersheds
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Stochastic modelling of phosphorus transfers from agricultural land to aquatic ecosystems
M.J. Whelan; E.G. Hope; K. Fox
View articletitled, Stochastic modelling of phosphorus transfers from agricultural land to aquatic ecosystems
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SIMPLE: Assessment of non-point phosphorus pollution from agricultural land to surface waters by means of a new methodology
O.F. Schoumans; J. Mol-Dijkstra; L.M.W. Akkermans; C.W.J. Roest
View articletitled, SIMPLE: Assessment of non-point phosphorus pollution from agricultural land to surface waters by means of a new methodology
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Quantitative comparison of forests and other areas with dry weather input loading in the Lake Biwa catchment area
S. Fujii; H. Tanaka; I. Somiya
View articletitled, Quantitative comparison of forests and other areas with dry weather input loading in the Lake Biwa catchment area
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Evaluation of efficiencies of diffuse allochthonous and autochthonous nutrient input control in restoration of a highly eutrophic lake
A. Muhammetoğlu; H. Muhammetoğlu; S. Soyupak
View articletitled, Evaluation of efficiencies of diffuse allochthonous and autochthonous nutrient input control in restoration of a highly eutrophic lake
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Real-time water quality monitoring and regression analysis to estimate nutrient and bacteria concentrations in Kansas streams
V.G. Christensen; P.P. Rasmussen; A.C. Ziegler
View articletitled, Real-time water quality monitoring and regression analysis to estimate nutrient and bacteria concentrations in Kansas streams
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Application of an automatic sampling and measurement system to a mountainous stream investigation during rain events
Y. Komai; S. Umemoto; T. Inoue
View articletitled, Application of an automatic sampling and measurement system to a mountainous stream investigation during rain events
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Impact of non-detects in water quality data on estimation of constituent mass loading
M. Kayhanian; A. Singh; S. Meyer
View articletitled, Impact of non-detects in water quality data on estimation of constituent mass loading
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Search for the northwest passage: the assignation of NSP (non-point source pollution) rights in nutrient trading programs
D. Collentine
View articletitled, Search for the northwest passage: the assignation of NSP (non-point source pollution) rights in nutrient trading programs
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Willingness to pay for flood and ecological risk reduction in an urban watershed
D.E. Clark; V. Novotny; R. Griffin; D. Booth; A. Bartošová ...
View articletitled, Willingness to pay for flood and ecological risk reduction in an urban watershed
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Nitrate leaching from construction sites to groundwater in the Nottingham, UK, urban area
F.T. Wakida; D.N. Lerner
View articletitled, Nitrate leaching from construction sites to groundwater in the Nottingham, UK, urban area
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Characterization of surface runoff in urban areas
J.S. Choe; K.W. Bang; J.H. Lee
View articletitled, Characterization of surface runoff in urban areas
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Comparison of the pollutant loads in dry and wet weather runoff in a southern California urban watershed
T.N. McPherson; S.J. Burian; H.J. Turin; M.K. Stenstrom; I.H. Suffet
View articletitled, Comparison of the pollutant loads in dry and wet weather runoff in a southern California urban watershed
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Evaluation of urban non-point source runoff of hazardous metals entering Santa Monica Bay, California
M.S. Buffleben; K. Zayeed; D. Kimbrough; M.K. Stenstrom; I.H. Suffet
View articletitled, Evaluation of urban non-point source runoff of hazardous metals entering Santa Monica Bay, California
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Evaluation of land use/land cover datasets for urban watershed modeling
S.J. Burian; M.J. Brown; T.N. McPherson
View articletitled, Evaluation of land use/land cover datasets for urban watershed modeling
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Critical issues for stormwater ponds: learning from a decade of research
B.C. Anderson; W.E. Watt; J. Marsalek
View articletitled, Critical issues for stormwater ponds: learning from a decade of research
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The SOIL-N/WEKU model system – a GIS-supported tool for the assessment and management of diffuse nitrogen leaching at the scale of river basins
F. Wendland; R. Kunkel; A. Grimvall; B. Kronvang; D.I. Müller-Wohlfell
View articletitled, The SOIL-N/WEKU model system – a GIS-supported tool for the assessment and management of diffuse nitrogen leaching at the scale of river basins
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Integrated watershed approach in controlling point and non-point source pollution within Zelivka drinking water reservoir
J. Holas; M. Hrncir
View articletitled, Integrated watershed approach in controlling point and non-point source pollution within Zelivka drinking water reservoir
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Development of a new mathematical model for subsurface water quality management
D.B. Das; V. Nassehl
View articletitled, Development of a new mathematical model for subsurface water quality management
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Nutrient management for coastal zones: a case study of the nitrogen load to the Stockholm Archipelago
H. Scharin
View articletitled, Nutrient management for coastal zones: a case study of the nitrogen load to the Stockholm Archipelago
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Development of a risk-based TMDL assessment approach using the integrated modeling system GIBSI
A.N. Rousseau; A. Mailhot; J.-P. Villeneuve
View articletitled, Development of a risk-based TMDL assessment approach using the integrated modeling system GIBSI
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Sensitivity analysis and auto-calibration of an integral dynamic model for river water quality
A. van Griensven; A. Francos; W. Bauwens
View articletitled, Sensitivity analysis and auto-calibration of an integral dynamic model for river water quality
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