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An understanding of sediment sources and pathways helps in solving environmental problems and maintaining biological diversity. This book brings together monitoring, single or multitracer measurements and the development of modelling strategies in aeolian, marine and fluvial environments.

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"Foster should be congratulated for bringing to fruition a volume that will act as a springboard for future studies." (Progress in Physical Geography, Vol. 25. No.4 2001)

"…essential reference material for any geomorphologist…I wish it had been around when I completed my PhD…" (Geological Journal, January/March 2003)



Table of Contents
Preface

Background and Recent Developments

Atmospheric and Hydrological Tracers

Tracers for investigating Soil Erosion and Hillslope Processes

Tracing Fluvial Sediments

Tracers for Coastal Transport Studies

Tracers for Palaeoenvironmental Investigations

Tracers in Geomorphology

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      Publisher John Wiley & Sons Inc
      Published 15 September 2000
      ISBN-13 9780471896029
      978-0471896029
      ISBN-10 0471896020
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      Earth Sciences, Geography & Environment Earth sciences

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      An understanding of sediment sources and pathways helps in solving environmental problems and maintaining biological diversity. This book brings together monitoring, single or multitracer measurements and the development of modelling strategies in aeolian, marine and fluvial environments.

      Trade Review
      "Foster should be congratulated for bringing to fruition a volume that will act as a springboard for future studies." (Progress in Physical Geography, Vol. 25. No.4 2001)

      "…essential reference material for any geomorphologist…I wish it had been around when I completed my PhD…" (Geological Journal, January/March 2003)



      Table of Contents
      Preface

      Background and Recent Developments

      Atmospheric and Hydrological Tracers

      Tracers for investigating Soil Erosion and Hillslope Processes

      Tracing Fluvial Sediments

      Tracers for Coastal Transport Studies

      Tracers for Palaeoenvironmental Investigations

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