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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Environmental Forensics"”.

  1. Quantitative Oil Source-Fingerprinting Techniques and Their Application to Differentiating Crude Oil in Coastal Marsh Sediments

    Oil source-fingerprinting is an environmental forensics technique that uses analytical chemistry to determine the origin of oil residues in environmental samples by comparison to a known or suspected source oil. Currently, the only standardized method for oil source fingerprinting is a qualitative …

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  2. Sediment Dynamics and Associations with Polychlorinated Biphenyls and Dioxins in an Urban Estuary

    … contaminants and other estuarine systems. The Environmental Fluid Dynamics Code (EFDC) was used to investigate the water column and sediment dynamics within the system, including water column velocities, salinity, and suspended sediment, for both normal and rainfall conditions. The developed …

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  3. Explainable AI for Social Good: Applications in Mental Health, Public Health Risk, and Environmental Traceability

    … networks, public health, sustainable trade, and environmental forensics indicates a significant need for an adaptive, interpretable, and generalizable approach in predictive modeling. With the increasing availability of user-generated data, environmental samples, and public health records, …

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