Aluminium mobilisation in soil and streamwaters at three Norwegian catchments with differences in acid deposition and site charactersitics
Assessment and Treatment of Childhood Problems, Second Edition
The development of a new model for the Birkenes catchment
Modelling the hydrochemistry of catchments
Some results important for further development of hydrochemical models describing freshwater acidification
Linking hydrological, geochemical and soil chemistry processes on the catchment scale
Hydrochemical Studies
Ion-exchange and solubility controls in acidic systems
A rational approach to the assessment of aluminium solubility controls in fresh waters
Inorganic aluminium - hydrogen ion relationships for streams; the role of water mixing processes
Towards coupling hydrological, soil and weathering processes wit perspective
Reversal of stream acidification at the Birkenes catchment in southern Norway
Modelling streamwater chemistry as a mixture of soil-water end members - a step towards second generation acidification models
Summary of a workshop on ecosystem modelling
Endmember mixing analysis - an analytical framework for the interpretation of streamwater chemistry
Evidence for long term deterioration in stream water chemistry at the Birkenes catchment, southern Norway
Hydrochemical models for simulation of present and future short term changes in stream chemistry
Limitations in the understanding for acidic Welsh, Scottish and Norwegian sites
Controlling mechanisms for stream water chemistry at the pristine Ingabekken site in mid-Norway
Towards developing a new short term model for the Birkenes catchment - lessons learned