Wetlands Data

Studies from University of Queensland yield new data on ecology.
Ecology, Environment & Conservation; 11/20/2009; 768 words; "Net photosynthetic fixation of wetland plant communities is confined to the...vegetation continuum across freshwater wetlands on sandy soils in subtropical and tropical...a closed-forest at the edge of the wetland continuum wherever there is a continuous...atmosphere flowing over and through the ...

Reports outline environmental chemistry research from Radboud University.
Ecology, Environment & Conservation; 11/20/2009; 786 words; ...parameterized based on experimental data reported in the scientific literature...calibrated due to a lack of data," wrote M. Loos and colleagues...Environmental Science, Institute Wetland & Water Research, POB 9010...32501-3367, USA. Keywords: Data Management, Data Validation...

Recent studies from Louisiana State University add new data to environmental management.
Ecology, Environment & Conservation; 11/20/2009; 762 words; ...loading rate was examined using data from five forested wetlands in Louisiana that have received...waters of Louisiana forested wetlands were reduced to background concentrations...demonstrate that freshwater forested wetlands can reduce nutrient concentrations...

Study results from D.Y. Hou and colleagues broaden understanding of environmental engineering.(Report)
Ecology, Environment & Conservation; 11/20/2009; 834 words; ...system at a remediation site near a coastal wetland. We developed a three-tier approach...capture the temporal trend in the monitoring data and determine optimum sampling frequency...and temporal pattern in the monitoring data, and to construct a statistical model...

New data from R. Supper et al illuminate research in geophysics.
Electronics Newsweekly; 11/18/2009; 861 words; ...an Biosphere Reserve located in Yucatan, Mexico, a coastal wetland of international importance. As a first step ground geoelectric...define the limits of Current state-of-the-art airborne data acquisition and inversion," wrote R. Supper and colleagues...