A multi-parameter approach to fingerprinting suspended-sediment sources
D. W. Walling, Jamie C. Woodward, Andrew Nicholas
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D. W. Walling, Jamie C. Woodward, Andrew Nicholas
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Selection of fingerprinting properties or tracers with contrasting behaviour was used to assist in discriminating between several potential sources and in providing more definitive and reliable results. Examples of a multi-parameter approach to fingerprinting suspended sediment source in two small catchments in Devon, United Kingdom, are presented. -from Authors
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Selection of fingerprinting properties or tracers with contrasting behaviour was used to assist in discriminating between several potential sources and in providing more definitive and reliable results. Examples of a multi-parameter approach to fingerprinting suspended sediment source in two small catchments in Devon, United Kingdom, are presented. -from Authors
Key concepts: Sediment, Environmental science, Suspended solids, Cluster (spacecraft), Mixing (physics), Hydrology (agriculture), Computer science, Environmental engineering