Search Results - "Lerner, David N"

Can groundwater be protected from the pressure of china's urban growth? by Hua, Shanshan, Jing, Hao, Yao, Yingying, Guo, Zhilin, Lerner, David N., Andrews, Charles B., Zheng, Chunmiao

“…Groundwater is expected to be more vulnerable to water-quality degradation in the future due to rapid urbanization. However, despite knowledge that protecting…”
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Non-agricultural sources of groundwater nitrate: a review and case study by Wakida, Fernando T., Lerner, David N.

“…Nitrate is often seen as an agricultural pollutant of groundwater and so is expected to be at higher concentrations in the groundwaters surrounding a city than…”
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Hydrogeology of the Pearl River Delta, southern China by Lancia, Michele, Su, Huang, Tian, Yong, Xu, Jintai, Andrews, Charles, Lerner, David N., Zheng, Chunmiao

“…The study describes the hydrogeological setting of the Pearl River Delta, a sub-tropical area of southern China encompassing the metropolises of Guangzhou,…”
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Finding lost streams and springs captured in combined sewers: a multiple lines of evidence approach by Broadhead, Adam T., Horn, Rachel, Lerner, David N.

“…Some streams and springs have been historically and intentionally captured into combined sewer systems. This is a source of clean baseflow to combined sewers…”
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The relationship between land use and groundwater resources and quality by Lerner, David N., Harris, Bob

“…Groundwater has three major roles in our environment: providing the baseflow that keeps most rivers flowing all year long, maintaining good river water quality…”
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Analysis of groundwater resources in densely populated urban watersheds with a complex tectonic setting: Shenzhen, southern China by Lancia, Michele, Zheng, Chunmiao, Yi, Shuping, Lerner, David N., Andrews, Charles

“…Shenzhen is the major financial and high-tech center in southern China. The megacity has grown rapidly in the last 40 years with the population increasing from…”
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Characterizing physical habitats in rivers using map-derived drivers of fluvial geomorphic processes by Bizzi, Simone, Lerner, David N.

“…New understanding of fluvial geomorphological processes has successfully informed flood mitigation strategies and rehabilitation schemes in recent years…”
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Microbial contamination of two urban sandstone aquifers in the UK by Powell, Karen L, Taylor, Richard G, Cronin, Aidan A, Barrett, Mike H, Pedley, Steve, Sellwood, Jane, Trowsdale, Sam A, Lerner, David N

“…Development of urban groundwater has historically been constrained by concerns about its quality. Rising urban water tables and overabstraction from rural…”
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Biodegradation Processes in a Laboratory-Scale Groundwater Contaminant Plume Assessed by Fluorescence Imaging and Microbial Analysis by Rees, Helen C, Oswald, Sascha E, Banwart, Steven A, Pickup, Roger W, Lerner, David N

“…Flow reactors containing quartz sand colonized with biofilm were set up as physical model aquifers to allow degrading plumes of acetate or phenol to be formed…”
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Groundwater Complexity in Urban Catchments: Shenzhen, Southern China by Lancia, Michele, Zheng, Chunmiao, He, Xin, Lerner, David N., Andrews, Charles

“…Groundwater interactions with surface water and sewers in an urban setting are complex, and classic hydrogeological approaches must be combined with…”
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Exploring the utility of Bayesian Networks for modelling cultural ecosystem services: A canoeing case study by Shaw, Edward, Kumar, Vikas, Lange, Eckart, Lerner, David N.

“…Modelling cultural ecosystem services is challenging as they often involve subjective and intangible concepts. As a consequence they have been neglected in…”
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Importance of partial barriers and temporal variation in flow when modelling connectivity in fragmented river systems by Shaw, Edward A., Lange, Eckart, Shucksmith, James D., Lerner, David N.

“…•We model the impact of partial barriers and flow on river connectivity.•A novel method was used to integrate hydraulic and connectivity modelling.•The output…”
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Hydrogeological constraints and opportunities for “Sponge City” development: Shenzhen, southern China by Lancia, Michele, Zheng, Chunmiao, He, Xin, Lerner, David N., Andrews, Charles, Tian, Yong

“…[Display omitted] •Innovative method for the application of the Sponge City concept in southern China is proposed.•Interaction between sponge facilities and…”
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Making sense of landscape change: Long-term perceptions among local residents following river restoration by Westling, Emma L., Surridge, Ben W.J., Sharp, Liz, Lerner, David N.

“…•Long-term perceptions among local residents following river restoration investigated.•Cultural values framework applied, based on forms, relationships and…”
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Conceptual analysis of zero-valent iron fracture reactive barriers for remediating a trichloroethylene plume in a chalk aquifer by Cai, Z, Lerner, D.N, McLaren, R.G, Wilson, R.D

“…A novel concept, the Fe0 fracture reactive barrier (Fe0 FRB), is proposed to clean up chlorinated solvent pollution of groundwater in a chalk aquifer. Iron…”
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Integrated modelling for Sustainability Appraisal of urban river corridors: Going beyond compartmentalised thinking by Kumar, Vikas, Rouquette, J.R., Lerner, David N.

“…Sustainability Appraisal (SA) is a complex task that involves integration of social, environmental and economic considerations and often requires trade-offs…”
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Optimization of Bacterial Whole Cell Bioreporters for Toxicity Assay of Environmental Samples by Song, Yizhi, Li, Guanghe, Thornton, Steven F, Thompson, Ian P, Banwart, Steven A, Lerner, David N, Huang, Wei E

“…In a study to optimize bacterial whole cell biosensors (bioreporters) for the detection of environmental contaminants, we constructed a toxicity sensing strain…”
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Identifying and quantifying urban recharge: a review by Lerner, David N.

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The Network Governance of Urban River Corridors by Holt, Alison R., Moug, Peter, Lerner, David N.

“…Urban centers can provide important ecosystem services to society both through green spaces and river corridors. However, urbanization has impacted rivers, and…”
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Integrated catchment management: path to enlightenment by Lerner, David N, Zheng, Chunmiao

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