Environmental Modelling and Software, Volume 15
Volume 15, Number 1, January 2000
G. Ranci Ortigosa, G. A. De Leo, M. Gatto: VVF: integrating modelling and GIS in a software tool for habitat suitability assessment. 1-12- I. Tamubula, J. A. Sinden: Sustainability and economic efficiency of agroforestry systems in Embu District, Kenya: An application of environmental modelling. 13-21
- A. H. Al-Rabeh, R. W. Lardner, N. Gunay: GULFHYDRO Version 2.0: A software package for hydrodynamics in the Arabian Gulf. 23-34
- Maria Spanou, Daoyi Chen: An object-oriented tool for the control of point-source pollution in river systems. 35-54
- Michael P. Harper, William Davison, Wlodek Tych: DIFS - a modelling and simulation tool for DGT induced trace metal remobilisation in sediments and soils. 55-66
- V. R. Reddy, Ya. A. Pachepsky: Predicting crop yields under climate change conditions from monthly GCM weather projection. 79-86
- Igor v. Florinsky: Relationships between topographically expressed zones of flow accumulation and sites of fault intersection: analysis by means of digital terrain modelling. 87-100
- Holger R. Maier, Graeme C. Dandy: Neural networks for the prediction and forecasting of water resource variables: a review of modelling issues and applications. 101-124
Volume 15, Number 2-3, March 2000
- Umberto Amato, Claudia Angelini, Carmine Serio: Compression of AVHRR images by wavelet packets. 127-138
- Demetris Koutsoyiannis: Broken line smoothing: a simple method for interpolating and smoothing data series. 139-149
- T. V. Hromadka II: A unit hydrograph rainfall-runoff model using Mathematica. 151-160
- Ludmila Kuncheva, J. Wrench, Lakhmi C. Jain, A. S. Al-Zaidan: A fuzzy model of heavy metal loadings in Liverpool bay. 161-167
- Ferdinando Villa, Robert Costanza: Design of multi-paradigm integrating modelling tools for ecological research. 169-177
- Enli Wang, Thomas Engel: SPASS: a generic process-oriented crop model with versatile windows interfaces. 179-188
- Robin M. Reich, John Lundquist, Vanessa A. Bravo: Spatial relationship of resident and migratory birds and canopy openings in diseased ponderosa pine forests. 189-197
- W. J. Ng, S. L. Ong, Faisal Hossain: An algorithmic approach for system-specific modelling of activated sludge bulking in an SBR. 199-210
- David A. Swayne: Editorial. 213-214
- Knut Alfredsen, Bjørn Sæther: An object-oriented application framework for building water resource information and planning tools applied to the design of a flood analysis system. 215-224
- J. A. Foster, A. T. McDonald: Assessing pollution risks to water supply intakes using geographical information systems (GIS). 225-234
- Ralf Denzer, Reiner Güttler, Patrik Houy: TEMSIS - a transnational system for public information and environmental decision support. 235-243
- A. C. McMillan, D. MacIver, W. B. Sukloff: Atmospheric environmental information - an overview with Canadian examples. 245-248
- Luis F. León, David C.-L. Lam, David A. Swayne, G. J. Farquhar, E. D. Soulis: Integration of a nonpoint source pollution model with a decision support system. 249-255
- W. J. Young, David C.-L. Lam, V. Ressel, Isaac W. S. Wong: Development of an environmental flows decision support system. 257-265
- Ernst-Erich Doberkat, Fritz Schmidt, Christof Veltmann: Re-engineering IMIS, the German integrated system for measuring and assessing environmental radioactivity. 267-278
- F. Goor, J.-M. Jossart, J. F. Ledent: ECOP: an economic model to assess the willow short rotation coppice global profitability in a case of small scale gasification pathway in Belgium. 279-292
- Jian J. Dai, David M. Rocke: A GIS-based approach to spatial allocation of area source solvent emissions. 293-302
- Christos Babajimopoulos: Revisiting the Douglas-Jones method for modelling unsaturated flow in a cultivated soil. 303-312
- P. I. A. Kinnell: AGNPS-UM: applying the USLE-M within the agricultural non point source pollution model. 331-341
Volume 15, Number 4, June 2000
- David Oglethorpe, N. Hanley, S. Hussain, R. Sanderson: Modelling the transfer of the socio-economic benefits of environmental management. 343-356
- Alexander G. Murray, John S. Parslow, Stephen J. Walker, Jason R. Waring: The implementation of the ecosystem module of a coastal environmental model: Port Phillip Bay, Australia. 357-372
- Tom De Groeve, Kim K. Lowell: Improving local forest volume estimates by fusion of multi-temporal forest type maps. 373-385
- B. Croke, N. Cleridou, A. Kolovos, I. Vardavas, J. Papamastorakis: Water resources in the desertification-threatened Messara Valley of Crete: estimation of the annual water budget using a rainfall-runoff model. 387-402
- Zhishi Guo: Development of a Windows-based indoor air quality simulation software package. 403-410
- A. H. Al-Rabeh, R. W. Lardner, N. Gunay: Gulfspill Version 2.0: a software package for oil spills in the Arabian Gulf. 425-442
Volume 15, Number 5, July 2000
- Maged M. Hamed, Paul D. Nelson, Philip B. Bedient: A distributed-site model for non-equilibrium dissolution of multi-component residually trapped NAPL. 443-450
- M. Cortés, Yolanda Villacampa-Esteve, Jorge Mateu, Josep Lluis Usó-Domènech: A new methodology for modelling highly structured systems. 461-470
- Mohamed Rami Mahmoud, Luis A. García: Comparison of different multicriteria evaluation methods for the Red Bluff diversion dam. 471-478
- Maria Antonietta Pirozzi, Maria Zicarelli: Environmental modeling on massively parallel computers. 489-496
- Benedict F. Voit, Eberhard O. Voit: A 7th-grade science project casts doubt on the standard explanation of the Gaussian plume model for seepage through soil. 497-499
Volume 15, Number 6-7, September 2000
- Preface. 501
- Guido Barone, Pasqua D'Ambra, Daniela di Serafino, Giulio Giunta, Almerico Murli, Angelo Riccio: Application of a parallel photochemical air quality model to the Campania region (southern Italy). 503-511
- Dominique Béréziat, Jean-Paul Berroir: Motion estimation on meteorological infrared data using a total brightness invariance hypothesis. 513-519
- Jørgen Brandt, Jesper H. Christensen, Lise M. Frohn, Zahari Zlatev: Numerical modelling of transport, dispersion, and deposition - validation against ETEX-1, ETEX-2 and Chernobyl. 521-531
- Isabelle Charpentier: The MesODiF package for gradient computations with the atmospheric model Meso-NH. 533-538
- Hendrik Elbern, H. Schmidt, O. Talagrand, Adolf Ebel: 4D-variational data assimilation with an adjoint air quality model for emission analysis. 539-548
- Shan He, Gregory R. Carmichael, Adrian Sandu, Brian Hotchkiss, Valeriu Damian-Iordache: Application of ADIFOR for air pollution model sensitivity studies. 549-557
- Cécile Honoré, Robert Vautard, Matthias Beekmann: Low and high NOx chemical regimes in an urban environment. 559-564
- Anda Ionescu, Yves Candau, Eric Mayer, Iolanda Colda: Analytical determination and classification of pollutant concentration fields using air pollution monitoring network data: Methodology and application in the Paris area, during episodes with peak nitrogen dioxide levels. 565-573
- Anne Jaecker-Voirol, Philippe Pelt: PM10 emission inventory in Ile de France for transport and industrial sources: PM10 re-suspension, a key factor for air quality. 575-581
- Andrey A. Kiselev, Igor L. Karol: Model study of tropospheric composition response to NOx and CO pollution. 583-588
- Konstantin Rubinstein, Dmitry Kiktev: Comparison of the atmospheric lower-layer diagnostic system (SDA) for pollution transfer modelling at MSC-East (Moscow) and MSC-West (Oslo). 589-596
- R. Kunz, I. Khatib, Nicolas Moussiopoulos: Coupling of mesoscale and microscale models - an approach to simulate scale interaction. 597-602
- Maarten van Loon, Peter J. H. Builtjes, Arjo Segers: Data assimilation of ozone in the atmospheric transport chemistry model LOTOS. 603-609
- R. M. Lowe, Alison S. Tomlin: The application of repro-modelling to a tropospheric chemical model. 611-618
- Paul A. Makar: Integrating factors and the compression of gas-phase reaction mechanisms. 619-627
- Nicolas Moussiopoulos, Sophia Papalexiou, G. Lammel, T. Arvaniti: Simulation of nitrous acid formation taking into account heterogeneous pathways: application to the Milan metropolitan area. 629-637
- F. Müller, K. H. Schlünzen, M. Schatzmann: Test of two numerical solvers for chemical reaction mechanisms in a 3D-air quality model. 639-646
- N. Peton, G. Dray, D. Pearson, M. Mesbah, B. Vuillot: Modelling and analysis of ozone episodes. 647-652
- G. Roussel, G. Delmaire, E. Ternisien, R. Lherbier: Separation problem of industrial particles emissions using a stationary scattering model. 653-661
- Arjo Segers, Arnold W. Heemink, Martin Verlaan, Maarten van Loon: A modified -filter for assimilating data in atmospheric chemistry models. 663-671
- Bruno Sportisse, Guy Bencteux, Pierre Plion: Method of Lines versus Operator Splitting for reaction-diffusiuon systems with fast chemistry. 673-679
- Alison S. Tomlin, S. Ghorai, G. Hart, Martin Berzins: 3-D Multi-scale air pollution modelling using adaptive unstructured meshes. 681-692
- Robert Vautard, Matthias Beekmann, Laurent Menut: Applications of adjoint modelling in atmospheric chemistry: sensitivity and inverse modelling. 703-709
- Ralf Wolke, Oswald Knoth: Implicit-explicit Runge-Kutta methods applied to atmospheric chemistry-transport modelling. 711-719
Volume 15, Number 8, December 2000
- J. Gani: The Maki-Thompson rumour model: a detailed analysis. 721-725
- Shuguang Liu, William A. Reiners, Michael Keller, Davis S. Schimel: Simulation of nitrous oxide and nitric oxide emissions from tropical primary forests in the Costa Rican Atlantic Zone. 727-743
- Mahesh N. Rao, David A. Waits, Mitchell L. Neilsen: A GIS-based modeling approach for implementation of sustainable farm management practices. 745-753
- Guntis Brumelis, Lucija Lapilla, Olgerts Nikodemus, Guntis Tabors: Use of an artificial model of monitoring data to aid interpretation of principal component analysis. 755-763
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