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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Hydrological management"”.

  1. Restoration of Burns Bog : cumulative moisture deficit as an indicator of vegetation recovery and peat growth

    … and early spring. This study contributes to the hydrological management of Burns Bog and will help to guide the location and mechanisms of restoration efforts.

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  2. Water resource management by the ancient Maya of Yucatan, Mexico

    … no attempt has been made to study water resource management on a regional scale as an adaptive strategy that enabled the ancient Maya to inhabit a seemingly forbidding environment. Using the latest computer technology, Geographic Information Systems, and Global Positioning System data collectors, …

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  3. A HYDROLOGICAL INVESTIGATION OF THREE DEVON SAND DUNE SYSTEMS; BRAUNTON BURROWS, NORTHAM BURROWS AND DAWLISH WARREN

    … to understand how these systems functioned hydrologically, to determine whether they were drying out and if so to recommend sustainable management options aimed at reinstating former water levels, or preventing any further lowering of the water tables. At Braunton water table elevations have …

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  4. Phosphorus fate and management on the Somerset Levels and Moors Ramsar ditch systems

    … Guidance target of <0.1 mg L-1. Sites lacking hydrological flow connectivity with freshwater inputs, typically had lower surface water phosphorus concentrations than the rest of the moor. Summer and autumn were determined as the dominant duckweed growth seasons, in which an estimated 39 kg of …

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