1992 | OriginalPaper | Chapter
Deposition Input Considerations
Authors : B. R. Stewart, K. Paterson, T. R. K. Dalziel, M. V. Proctor
Published in: Restoring Acid Waters: Loch Fleet 1984-1990
Publisher: Springer Netherlands
Included in: Professional Book Archive
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In any catchment acidity mitigation programme it is essential to understand and quantify the hydrological and biogeochemical processes of the catchment. Quantitative and qualitative measurements of deposition or atmospheric inputs to a catchment are thus important. Catchment hydrological and hydrochemical models (see Chapter 6) require deposition input data and, in association with a complementary programme of stream water or runoff measurement and ionic analysis, measurement of deposition inputs provides data for the calculation of hydrochemical input/output budgets or fluxes. The importance of these are explained and demonstrated in Chapters 12 and 16.