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The impact of catchment source group classification on the accuracy of sediment fingerprinting outputs

Pulley, Simon

The objective classification of sediment source groups is at present an under-investigated aspect of source tracing studies, which has the potential to statistically improve discrimination between sediment sources and reduce uncertainty. This paper investigates this potential using three different source group classification schemes.

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The impact of catchment source group classification on the accuracy of sediment fingerprinting outputs

Pulley, Simon

The objective classification of sediment source groups is at present an under-investigated aspect of source tracing studies, which has the potential to statistically improve discrimination between sediment sources and reduce uncertainty. This paper investigates this potential using three different source group classification schemes.

The impact of catchment source group classification on the accuracy of sediment fingerprinting outputs

Pulley, Simon

The objective classification of sediment source groups is at present an under-investigated aspect of source tracing studies, which has the potential to statistically improve discrimination between sediment sources and reduce uncertainty. This paper investigates this potential using three different source group classification schemes.

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Title:

The impact of catchment source group classification on the accuracy of sediment fingerprinting outputs

Contributors:

Pulley, Simon (author) / Foster, Ian / Collins, Adrian L

Published in:

Journal of environmental management ; 194

Publication date:

2017

ISSN:

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jenvman.2016.04.048

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Print

Language:

English

Keywords:

Großbritannien , Nachhaltige Regionalentwicklung , Nachhaltige Entwicklung , Welt , Umweltbezogenes Management , Umwelttechnik , Umweltschutz , Zeitschrift , Naturschutz , Management

Classification:

BKL: 43.00

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