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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"north Norfolk"”.
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Biogeochemical heterogeneity in the salt marsh pools of the north Norfolk coast
… study of pools found on the salt marshes of the north Norfolk coast, whose sediments have previously been observed to be extremely geochemically heterogeneous on small spatial scales. The work tests the hypothesis that the larger geomorphic features of the marsh exert a spatial control on the …
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Social resilience, place and identity in the small-scale North Norfolk “Cromer Crab” fishery, UK
… case study of a smallscale crab fishery, in North Norfolk, famous for its iconic ‘Cromer Crab’, I investigate place identity and attachment and their implications for social resilience. Like many coastal fishing towns, Cromer has become less reliant on fishing and the future of the fishery, …
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The role of terpenes as protectors of the potato crop
… and inefficient storage. Potato growers in North Norfolk, who grow specifically for the crisping industry, are under pressure to minimise losses. Potato Cyst Nematode is a pathogen of the potato crop, affecting 80% of UK potato fields. The potato initiates infection by signalling its …
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Studies on Holkham salts hole : an isolated salt water community with relict features
There is at Holkham, North Norfolk, a marine pond which supports a fauna thought to be principally a relict from the time when it was part of an estuarine tideway, two hundred and fifty years ago. Studies have been carried out on the hydrology and hydrography of this pond, known locally as the …
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Insight into the carbon cycle from continuous measurements of oxygen and carbon dioxide at Weybourne Atmospheric Observatory, UK
… Weybourne Atmospheric Observatory (WAO) on the north Norfolk coast in the United Kingdom. In situ, continuous measurements cover the period October 2007 to April 2012. Data for the tracer ‘Atmospheric Potential Oxygen’ (APO) are also presented. The analytical methodology is described in detail …
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Gravel barrier dynamics, coastal erosion and flooding risk
… a mixed sand-gravel barrier located on the UK’s North Norfolk coast, as an illustrative case study. The BPBS is characterised by vulnerability to low frequency, high magnitude storm surge events; a history of active intervention (re-profiling of the barrier crest into a heightened and steepened …