Posts by author: Sim Reaney
Durham Wildlife Trust is using SCIMAP to identify areas with high fine sediment pollution risk within the River Wear catchment. The trust exists to protect wildlife and is therefore committed to tackling the problems that excess fine sediment cause in aquatic ecosystems; problems such as increased turbidity, reduced visibility and the smothering of the channel [...]
Reaney, S. M., Lane S. N. and Heathwaite A. L. 2009: Simulating the Spatial Distribution of Hydrological Connectivity Under Possible Future Climates – Impacts on River Flow Dynamics and Non-Point Source Pollution; Oral Presentation at American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting, San Francisco, USA Milledge, D.; Heathwaite, L.; Lane, S. N.; Reaney, S. M. 2009: SCIMAP: [...]
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