Description
Book SynopsisThis monograph provides a synopsis of developments in the solute modelling of catchment ecosystems. The volume stresses the influences of weathering, ecosystems processes and hydrological processes as well as the application of models and modelling principles.
Table of ContentsPartial table of contents:
OVERVIEWS.
Overview of Solute Modelling (J. Ball & S. Trudgill).
Basic Principles of Frequently Used Models (P. Warfvinge).
WEATHERING AND SOILS IN SOLUTE MODELLING.
Biogeochemical Modelling of Small Catchments Using PROFILE and SAFE(H. Sverdup, et al.).
Methods for Modelling Solute Movement in Structured Soils (A.Armstrong, et al.).
ECOSYSTEM PROCESSES IN SOLUTE MODELLING.
Predicting Nitrate Concentrations in Small Catchment Streams (M.Whelan, et al.).
Interactions of Ecosystem Processes and Weathering Processes (M.Velbel).
HYDROLOGICAL AND HYDROCHEMICAL PROCESSES IN SOLUTE MODELLING.
Soil Water Isotopic Residence Time Modelling (P. Unnikrishna, etal.).
Isotope Tracers of Water and Solute Sources in Catchments (C.Kendall, et al.).
SOLUTE MODELS.
Linking Mixing Techniques to a Hydrological Framework--An UplandApplication (A. Robson, et al.).
Contaminant Transport Component of the Catchment Modelling SystemSHETRAN (J. Ewen).
MODEL UTILITY.
Catchment-Scale Solute Modelling in a Management Context (M.Newson).
Appendix.
Indexes.
