Sediment source tracing in a lowland agricultural catchment in southern England using a modified procedure combining statistical analysis and numerical modelling
Authors:
- A.L. CollinsACA.L. Collins
- Y. ZhangYZY. Zhang
- D. McChesneyDMD. McChesney
- D.E. WallingDWD.E. Walling
- S.M. HaleySHS.M. Haley
- P. SmithPSP. Smith
- 1 January 2012
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Science of The Total Environment
- Vol. 414, 301-317
Abstract
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Funding Information
- Environment Agency Catchment Sensitive Farming
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