Search Results - "Sorensen, J.P.R."
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Emerging contaminants in urban groundwater sources in Africa
Published in Water research (Oxford) (01-04-2015)“…The occurrence of emerging organic contaminants within the aquatic environment in Africa is currently unknown. This study provides early insights by…”
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Online fluorescence spectroscopy for the real-time evaluation of the microbial quality of drinking water
Published in Water research (Oxford) (15-06-2018)“…We assessed the utility of online fluorescence spectroscopy for the real-time evaluation of the microbial quality of untreated drinking water. Online…”
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Are sanitation interventions a threat to drinking water supplies in rural India? An application of tryptophan-like fluorescence
Published in Water research (Oxford) (01-01-2016)“…Open defecation is practised by over 600 million people in India and there is a strong political drive to eliminate this through the provision of on-site…”
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Projected increases in potential groundwater recharge and reduced evapotranspiration under future climate conditions in West Africa
Published in Journal of hydrology. Regional studies (01-06-2022)“…West Africa, with a focus between 5°W and 5°E. The effects of changing climate and CO2 concentration (RCP8.5 between 2000 and 2100) on the West African monsoon…”
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In situ tryptophan-like fluorometers: assessing turbidity and temperature effects for freshwater applications
Published in Environmental science--processes & impacts (01-04-2015)“…Tryptophan-like fluorescence (TLF) is an indicator of human influence on water quality as TLF peaks are associated with the input of labile organic carbon…”
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In-situ tryptophan-like fluorescence: A real-time indicator of faecal contamination in drinking water supplies
Published in Water research (Oxford) (15-09-2015)“…Enteric pathogens are typically inferred from the presence of surrogate indicator organisms such as thermotolerant (faecal) coliforms (TTCs). The analysis of…”
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Temporal drivers of tryptophan-like fluorescent dissolved organic matter along a river continuum
Published in The Science of the total environment (10-06-2024)“…Tryptophan-like fluorescence (TLF) is used to indicate anthropogenic inputs of dissolved organic matter (DOM), typically from wastewater, in rivers. We…”
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The age and origin of groundwater in the Great Western Erg sub-basin of the North-Western Sahara aquifer system: Insights from Krechba, central Algeria
Published in Applied geochemistry (01-09-2018)“…The North-Western Sahara aquifer system (NWSAS) forms an important transboundary groundwater resource whose properties remain to be fully understood across its…”
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Tracing enteric pathogen contamination in sub-Saharan African groundwater
Published in The Science of the total environment (15-12-2015)“…Quantitative PCR (qPCR) can rapidly screen for an array of faecally-derived bacteria, which can be employed as tracers to understand groundwater vulnerability…”
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The Cretaceous Continental Intercalaire in central Algeria: Subsurface evidence for a fluvial to aeolian transition and implications for the onset of aridity on the Saharan Platform
Published in Palaeogeography, palaeoclimatology, palaeoecology (15-11-2015)“…The Lower Cretaceous Continental Intercalaire of North Africa is a terrestrial to shallow marine continental wedge deposited along the southern shoreline of…”
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Optimized arrays for 2-D resistivity survey lines with a large number of electrodes
Published in Journal of applied geophysics (01-01-2015)“…Previous studies show that optimized arrays generated using the ‘Compare R’ method have significantly better resolution than conventional arrays. This method…”
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Instream and riparian implications of weed cutting in a chalk river
Published in Ecological engineering (01-10-2014)“…•Weed cutting increased flood conveyance by reducing levels and increasing velocities.•Instream and riparian ecology is likely to be impacted by weed…”
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