'Sediment traps' diaporamas de présentation

Outline : Carbon cycling and organic matter biogeochemistry

Outline : Carbon cycling and organic matter biogeochemistry. Global carbon cycle - pools, sources, sinks and fluxes pools of organic carbon - POC, DOC - vertical & horizontal segregation, vertical fluxes Ocean productivity Biological carbon pump Preservation of organic carbon

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Creating a Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan

Creating a Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan. For Construction Activities. Creating a Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan.

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Wetland: Functions and Values

Wetland: Functions and Values. The following slides show examples of wetland functions and values. The difference between a wetland function and a wetland value is that functions are properties that a wetland naturally provides. Values are wetland properties that are valuable to humans.

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David Ryves, John Anderson & Keely Mills

High resolution limnological process studies from automatic samplers at Lake Challa Understanding the present as key to interpreting the past. David Ryves, John Anderson & Keely Mills. Department of Geography Loughborough University, UK. Lake Nyinambuga, Uganda. Introduction.

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Source Control in the Duwamish Waterway Seattle Public Utilities October 30, 2009

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Pilot study 2: Assessment of sediment traps

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Pe lagic E cosystem C O 2 E nrichment Study

700. 600. 500. 400. 300. 200. 100. 0. 2. 4. 6. 8. 10. 12. 14. 16. 18. day. Pelagic Ecosystems in a High CO 2 Ocean : the Mesocosm Approach. Pe lagic E cosystem C O 2 E nrichment Study.

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Hydrodynamics

Paper Number OS 26A-05.

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