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A Hydrologically Networked Watershed Model for Evaluating Amd Treatment Scenarios

Strager, M. / Maskey, V. / Petty, J. / Gutta, B. / Fulton, J. / Herd, R. / Stiles, J. / Svetlik, J. / Ziemkiewicz, P. / American Society of Mining and Reclamation

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A Hydrologically Networked Watershed Model for Evaluating Amd Treatment Scenarios

Strager, M. / Maskey, V. / Petty, J. / Gutta, B. / Fulton, J. / Herd, R. / Stiles, J. / Svetlik, J. / Ziemkiewicz, P. / American Society of Mining and Reclamation

A Hydrologically Networked Watershed Model for Evaluating Amd Treatment Scenarios

Strager, M. / Maskey, V. / Petty, J. / Gutta, B. / Fulton, J. / Herd, R. / Stiles, J. / Svetlik, J. / Ziemkiewicz, P. / American Society of Mining and Reclamation

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Title:

A Hydrologically Networked Watershed Model for Evaluating Amd Treatment Scenarios

Contributors:

Strager, M. (author) / Maskey, V. (author) / Petty, J. (author) / Gutta, B. (author) / Fulton, J. (author) / Herd, R. (author) / Stiles, J. (author) / Svetlik, J. (author) / Ziemkiewicz, P. (author) / American Society of Mining and Reclamation

Conference:

Meeting; 25th, American Society of Mining and Reclamation ; 2008 ; Richmond, Va

Published in:

American Society of Mining and Reclamation ; 1129-1143

PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL MEETING - AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MINING AND RECLAMATION ; 2

Publication date:

2008-01-01

Size:

15 pages

Remarks:

Includes bibliographical references and index

ISBN:

Type of media:

Conference paper

Type of material:

Print

Language:

English

Keywords:

Mining , Reclamation

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