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The influence of soil type on the magnetic susceptibility measured throughout soil profiles by Hanesch, M., Scholger, R.

“…The interpretation of soil susceptibility measurements depends on knowledge of a reference value. This reference value will be influenced by the type of soil…”
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Mapping dust distribution around an industrial site by measuring magnetic parameters of tree leaves by Hanesch, M, Scholger, R, Rey, D

“…In recent years magnetic measurements were increasingly used as a proxy for the heavy metal content in soils and sediments influenced by industrial emissions…”
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New evidence for block and thrust sheet rotations in the central northern Calcareous Alps deduced from two pervasive remagnetization events by Pueyo, E. L., Mauritsch, H. J., Gawlick, H.-J., Scholger, R., Frisch, W.

“…We present 81 paleomagnetic sites (Early Triassic to Early Cretaceous) from the central sector of the northern Calcareous Alps (NCA, Eastern Alps, Austria and…”
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The influence of soil moisture on magnetic susceptibility measurements by Maier, G., Scholger, R., Schön, J.

“…An important methodological question for magnetic susceptibility measurements is if a variation of the soil conductivity, as a result of a change in soil…”
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Permian–Triassic boundary magnetostratigraphy from the Southern Alps (Italy) by Scholger, Robert, Mauritsch, Hermann J., Brandner, Rainer

“…Palaeomagnetic investigations of Permian–Triassic boundary sections in the Dolomites provided a magnetostratigraphy for the uppermost part of the Permian…”
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Demonstration of connection between pollutant dispersal and atmospheric boundary layers by use of magnetic susceptibility mapping, St. Jacob (Austria) by Maier, G., Scholger, R.

“…The relationship between spatial airborne pollutant dispersal and atmospheric boundary layers was studied by means of magnetic susceptibility mapping of…”
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Lithological and pedological influences on the magnetic susceptibility of soil: Their consideration in magnetic pollution mapping by Hanesch, Monika, Rantitsch, Gerd, Hemetsberger, Sigrid, Scholger, Robert

“…Magnetic susceptibility measurements are widely used to map and monitor the heavy metal pollution of soils. However, the magnetic properties of soils are…”
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The early/middle Eocene transition at the Ésera valley (South Central Pyrenees): implications in Shallow Benthic Zones (SBZ) by Rodríguez Pinto, Adriana, Tosquella Angrill, Josep, Arbués, Pau, Pueyo Morer, Emilio L, Bernaola Bilbao, Gilen, Serra Kiel, Josep, Scholger, Robert, Barnolas, Antonio

“…An integrated study including magnetostratigraphy, larger benthic foraminifera and calcareous nannofossil biostratigraphy is presented herein. This work was…”
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The application of fuzzy C-means cluster analysis and non-linear mapping to a soil data set for the detection of polluted sites by Hanesch, M., Scholger, R., Dekkers, M.J.

“…It is important to map the distribution of pollutants and to trace their sources to assess potential environmental hazard. The present work concerns the…”
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Magnetic susceptibility as indicator of environmental pollution of soils in Tallinn by Bityukova, L., Scholger, R., Birke, M.

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Topsoil magnetic susceptibility mapping as a tool for pollution monitoring: repeatability of in situ measurements by Boyko, Tetyana, Scholger, Robert, Stanjek, Helge

“…Many recent studies applied magnetic susceptibility mapping as a tool for preliminary pollution monitoring using the Bartington MS2 Meter. In a previous paper,…”
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Improved sampling techniques for baked clay and soft sediments by Schnepp, Elisabeth, Worm, Kathrin, Scholger, Robert

“…A modified Thellier sampling technique and a modified technique for taking soft cores are presented. Both techniques are applicable to unconsolidated material…”
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Spatial distribution of archaeomagnetic vectors within archaeological samples from Eisenerz (Austria) by Aidona, E., Scholger, R., Mauritsch, H. J., Schnepp, E., Klemm, S.

“…The archaeological site near Eisenerz in Upper Styria (Austria) called the Copper Smelting Site S1, was used for copper smelting in the Middle Bronze Age…”
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Remanence acquisition in a Roman-style gold furnace by Aidona, E., Scholger, R., Mauritsch, H.J., Perraki, M.

“…In the archaeological site of Magdalensberg, a test furnace (for various experiments) was constructed using similar materials and techniques as during the…”
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Paleomagnetic investigations imply rotations within the cretaceous-tertiary transition section at Cerbara (Italy) by Latal, C, Scholger, R, Preisinger, A

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Reconstruction of the geodynamic evolution of the Northern Calcareous Alps by means of paleomagnetism by Haubold, H., Scholger, R., Frisch, W., Summesberger, H., Mauritsch, H.J.

“…We review the paleomagnetic studies published on the Northern Calcareous Alps (NCA) and also include data from two theses that were not published yet…”
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Inter-laboratory calibration of low-field magnetic and anhysteretic susceptibility measurements by Sagnotti, Leonardo, Rochette, Pierre, Jackson, Mike, Vadeboin, Fabienne, Dinarès-Turell, Jaume, Winkler, Aldo

“…Inter-laboratory and absolute calibrations of rock magnetic parameters are fundamental for grounding a rock magnetic database and for semi-quantitative…”
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Rock Magnetism in Environmental Pollution Studies by CHARLESWORTH, S, LEES, J. A, PETROVSKY, E, SCHOLGER, R

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Palaeomagnetic results from southern Albania and their significance for the geodynamic evolution of the Dinarides, Albanides and Hellenides by Mauritsch, H.J., Scholger, R., Bushati, S.L., Ramiz, H.

“…Mesozoic and Cenozoic rocks were studied in three tectonic units in southern Albania. The area belongs to the Ionian Zone, Outer Albanides. Rock magnetic…”
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Antimony speciation in soil samples along two Austrian motorways by HPLC-ID-ICP-MS by Amereih, Sameer, Meisel, Thomas, Scholger, Robert, Wegscheider, Wolfhard

“…Distribution of antimony and its inorganic species in soil samples along two traffic routes (A14, Rankweil and S36, Knittelfeld) in Austria was determined,…”
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