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Mercury and Suspended Sediment Loadings in the Lower Minnesota River
Environmental Science & Technology, 1996Mercury (Hg) enters rivers from both diffuse and point sources; control strategies should be based on reliable estimates of loadings from both source types. In this study, diffuse and point source components of total Hg loadings in the Lower Minnesota River (Minnesota) were character ized using clean sampling and analytical techniques.
Steven J. Balogh +2 more
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Estimation of Nutrient and Suspended Sediment Loads in the Ishikari River
2020The importance of surface water quality in controlling the health of aquatic ecosystems, affecting drinking water resources, and human health is increasingly recognized. Nutrients (mainly nitrogen and phosphorus) are essential for the life of animals and plants, but high concentrations cause many ecological problems (Carpenter et al.
Weili Duan, Kaoru Takara
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Turbidity and the suspended sediment load of the regulated River Tees
2021The physical effects of river regulation in the U.K. by impoundments have attracted most attention from hydrologists and engineers concerned with predicting and maintaining discharge regimes for water supply. Grimshaw & Lewin (1980) suggested two basic methods to investigate the effects of regulation on suspended sediment discharge: (i) Compare the ...
Carling, P.A., Douglas, N.H.N.
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Suspended sediment and bed load problems of the Upper Rhine
CATENA, 1990Summary The regulation of the southern Upper Rhine by dams down to Iffezheim has considerably changed the sediment balance of the stream. In the impounded sections fine-grained sediments are deposited, narrowing the cross section and thus impeding high-water discharge.
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Measurement and Analysis of Suspended Sediment Loads in Streams
Transactions of the American Society of Civil Engineers, 1951Martin E. Nelson, Paul C. Benedict
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