Volume 18, Number 1, January 2003

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  H. Feidas: A software tool for monitoring the features of convective cloud systems with the use of Meteosat images. 1-12
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  G. W. Theseira, G. E. Host, J. G. Isebrands, F. D. Whisler: SOILPSI: a potential-driven three-dimensional soil water redistribution model--description and comparative evaluation. 13-23
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  Ling Liu, Shuming Du: A computationally efficient particle-puff model for concentration variance from steady releases. 25-33
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  S. A. Wooldridge, Jetse D. Kalma, Jeffrey P. Walker: Importance of soil moisture measurements for inferring parameters in hydrologic models of low-yielding ephemeral catchments. 35-48
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  Greg P. Laughlin, Heping Zuo, James Walcott, Adrian L. Bugg: The rainfall reliability wizard--a new tool to rapidly analyse spatial rainfall reliability with examples. 49-57
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  Liam J. A. Lenten, Imad A. Moosa: An empirical investigation into long-term climate change in Australia. 59-70
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  L. F. de la Fuente, D. M. Causon, David Ingram, Clive G. Mingham, D. W. Raper: Towards simulating urban canyon circulations with a 2D lattice Boltzmann model. 71-79
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  A. M. G. Lopes: WindStation--a software for the simulation of atmospheric flows over complex topography. 81-96
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  U. Amato, G. Masiello, C. Serio, M. Viggiano: Corrigendum to: "The sigma-IASI code for the calculation of infrared atmospheric radiance and its derivatives" [Environmental Modelling & Software (2002) 17 (7) 651-667]. 97

Volume 18, Number 2, March 2003

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  K. W. Chau: Manipulation of numerical coastal flow and water quality models. 99-108
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  Benjamin S. Magbanua Jr., J. Clifton Hawkins, Gardiner Willis: Modeling compartmentalized lagoon systems under cyclic operation. 109-118
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  Shanker Kumar Sinnakaudan, Aminuddin Ab Ghani, Mohd. Sanusi S. Ahmad, Nor Azazi Zakaria: Flood risk mapping for Pari River incorporating sediment transport. 119-130
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  Georg Umgiesser, Donata Melaku Canu, Cosimo Solidoro, Robert O. Ambrose: A finite element ecological model: a first application to the Venice Lagoon. 131-145
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  Erdal Cokca: A computer program for the analysis of 1-D contaminant migration through a soil layer. 147-153
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  Ujjaini Sarkar, Stephen E. Hobbs: Landfill odour: assessment of emissions by the flux footprint method. 155-163
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  Arnold Tunick: CN2 model to calculate the micrometeorological influences on the refractive index structure parameter. 165-171
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  Kostas D. Karatzas, Eirini Dioudi, Nicolas Moussiopoulos: Identification of major components for integrated urban air quality management and information systems via user requirements prioritisation. 173-178
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  Faisal I. Khan, Tahir Husain: Evaluation of a petroleum hydrocarbon contaminated site for natural attenuation using `RBMNA' methodology. 179-194

Volume 18, Number 3-4, April 2003

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  Dora Marinova, Michael McAleer: Modelling trends and volatility in ecological patents in the USA. 195-203
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  J. E. McKenna Jr.: An enhanced cluster analysis program with bootstrap significance testing for ecological community analysis. 205-220
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  L. Tianhong, S. Yanxin, X. An: Integration of large scale fertilizing models with GIS using minimum unit. 221-229
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  Behzad Ataie-Ashtiani, S. M. Hassanizadeh, O. Oung, F. A. Weststrate, A. Bezuijen: Numerical modelling of two-phase flow in a geocentrifuge. 231-241
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  C.-K. Lee, D.-S. Ho, C.-C. Yu, C.-C. Wang: Fractal analysis of temporal variation of air pollutant concentration by box counting. 243-252
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  A. Dandrieux, G. Dusserre, O. Thomas: The DVS model: a new concept for heavy gas dispersion by water curtain. 253-259
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  Sherif Naoum, Ioannis K. Tsanis: Hydroinformatics in evapotranspiration estimation. 261-271
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  F. Goor, R. Avila: Quantitative comparison of models of 137Cs cycling in forest ecosystems. 273-279
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  Aaron A. Jennings: Modeling sedimentation and scour in small urban lakes. 281-291
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  Johannes Keller, N. Ritter, Sebnem Andreani-Aksoyoglu, Michel Tinguely, André S. H. Prévôt: Corrigendum to "Unexpected vertical profiles over complex terrain due to the incomplete formulation of transport processes in the SAIMM / UAM-V air quality model": [Environmental Modelling & Software 17 (8) 747-762 (2002)]. 293
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  Brian S. McIntosh: Qualitative modelling with imprecise ecological knowledge: a framework for simulation. 295-307
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  W. Boughton, O. Droop: Continuous simulation for design flood estimation--a review. 309-318
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  Å. Forsman, A. Grimvall: Reduced models for efficient simulation of spatially integrated outputs of one-dimensional substance transport models. 319-327
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  Hrissi K. Karapanagioti, Petros Gaganis, Vasilis N. Burganos: Modeling attenuation of volatile organic mixtures in the unsaturated zone: codes and usage. 329-337
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  X. X. Lu, P. Ashmore, J. Wang: Sediment yield mapping in a large river basin: the Upper Yangtze, China. 339-353
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  H. Apel, M. S. Paudyal, O. Richter: Evaluation of treatment strategies of the late blight Phytophthora infestans in Nepal by population dynamics modelling. 355-364
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  E. Canepa, C. F. Ratto: SAFE_AIR Algorithms to simulate the transport of pollutant elements: a model validation exercise and sensitivity analysis. 365-372
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  C. Ricotta, P. Corona, M. Marchetti, G. Chirici, S. Innamorati: LaDy: software for assessing local landscape diversity profiles of raster land cover maps using geographic windows. 373-378
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  Michael J. Mineter, C. H. Jarvis, Steve Dowers: From stand-alone programs towards grid-aware services and components: a case study in agricultural modelling with interpolated climate data. 379-391
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  A. Yegnan, D. G. Williamson, A. J. Graettinger: Corrigendum to "Uncertainty analysis in air dispersion modeling" [Environmental Modelling and Software 17 (7) 639-649 (2002)]. 393

Volume 18, Number 5, June 2003

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  Rodolfo Soncini-Sessa, Andrea Castelletti, Enrico Weber: A DSS for planning and managing water reservoir systems. 395-404
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  Mukesh Sharma, Mayank Maheshwari, B. Sengupta, B. P. Shukla: Design of a website for dissemination of air quality index in India. 405-411
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  Sarah Feuillette, François Bousquet, Patrick Le Goulven: SINUSE: a multi-agent model to negotiate water demand management on a free access water table. 413-427
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  Samira El Yacoubi, Abdelhaq El Jai, Przemyslaw Jacewicz, Juli G. Pausas: LUCAS: an original tool for landscape modelling. 429-437
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  Rehan Sadiq, Tahir Husain, Neil Bose, Brian Veitch: Toxaphene distribution in the Lake Superior trout and associated sublethal ecological risk: a probabilistic approach. 439-449
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  Rehan Sadiq, Tahir Husain, Neil Bose, Brian Veitch: Distribution of heavy metals in sediment pore water due to offshore discharges: an ecological risk assessment. 451-461
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  Teemu Kokkonen, Ari Jolma, Harri Koivusalo: Interfacing environmental simulation models and databases using XML. 463-471
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  Samar J. Bhuyan, James K. Koelliker, Luke J. Marzen, John A. Harrington Jr.: An integrated approach for water quality assessment of a Kansas watershed. 473-484

Volume 18, Number 6, July 2003

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  David A. Swayne: Applying computer research to environmental problems. 485-486
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  Jane Sadler Richards: A new era for EDSS? Water ignites a fear of farming. 487-490
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  Anthony J. Jakeman, Rebecca A. Letcher: Integrated assessment and modelling: features, principles and examples for catchment management. 491-501
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  Nigel W. T. Quinn, W. Mark Hanna: A decision support system for adaptive real-time management of seasonal wetlands in California. 503-511
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  Joanne N. Halls: River run: an interactive GIS and dynamic graphing website for decision support and exploratory data analysis of water quality parameters of the lower Cape Fear river. 513-520
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  Isaac W. Wong, Don K. McNicol, Philip Fong, D. Fillman, J. Neysmith, R. Russell: The wildspace^TM decision support system. 521-530
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  Luis F. León, David C.-L. Lam, Craig McCrimmon, David A. Swayne: Watershed management modelling in Malawi: application and technology transfer. 531-539
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  Robert M. Argent, Rodger B. Grayson: A modelling shell for participatory assessment and management of natural resources. 541-551
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  Wolfgang Loibl, Tanja Tötzer: Modeling growth and densification processes in suburban regions-simulation of landscape transition with spatial agents. 553-563
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  Martin K. Purvis, Stephen Cranefield, Roy Ward, Mariusz Nowostawski, Daniel Carter, Geoff Bush: A multi-agent system for the integration of distributed environmental information. 565-572
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  Gerald Schimak: Environmental data management and monitoring system UWEDAT copyright. 573-580
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  Roman J. M. Lenz, Angelika Beuttler: Experiences with GIS-based planning tool for spatial eco-balances. 581-585
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  Trevor I. Dowling, Gregory K. Summerell, Joe Walker: Soil wetness as an indicator of stream salinity: a landscape position index approach. 587-593

Volume 18, Number 7, September 2003

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  Andrea Emilio Rizzoli, Alexey Voinov, Anthony J. Jakeman: Introducing EMS ShortComs - presenting results, making a difference: is there a better way to publish in the 21st century? 595-596
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  Joost Wolf, A. H. W. Beusen, Piet Groenendijk, T. Kroon, Reimund Rötter, H. van Zeijts: The integrated modeling system STONE for calculating nutrient emissions from agriculture in the Netherlands. 597-617
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  F. T. Roméo, Kim Lowell: Relationships between ground-based forest data and a multiple-interpretation-based certainty map. 619-626
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  Michael J. Hill, Robert Braaten, Greg M. McKeon: A scenario calculator for effects of grazing land management on carbon stocks in Australian rangelands. 627-644
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  D. Thirumalaivasan, M. Karmegam, K. Venugopal: AHP-DRASTIC: software for specific aquifer vulnerability assessment using DRASTIC model and GIS. 645-656
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  Jesper Mazanti Aaslyng, Jens B. Lund, Niels Ehler, Eva Rosenqvist: IntelliGrow: a greenhouse component-based climate control system. 657-666
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  John Triantafilis, Inakwu O. A. Odeh, Budiman Minasny, Alex B. McBratney: Elucidation of physiographic and hydrogeological features of the lower Namoi valley using fuzzy k-means classification of EM34 data. 667-680

Volume 18, Number 8-9, October-November 2003

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  Lachlan T. H. Newham, David A. Post: Preface to: The modelling of hydrologic systems. 681
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  Tom G. Chapman: Modelling stream recession flows. 683-692
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  Justin F. Costelloe, Rodger B. Grayson, Robert M. Argent, Thomas Aquinas McMahon: Modelling the flow regime of an arid zone floodplain river, Diamantina River, Australia. 693-703
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  Peter J. Dye, Barry F. W. Croke: Evaluation of streamflow predictions by the IHACRES rainfall-runoff model in two South African catchments. 705-712
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  David A. Post, Anne E. Kinsey-Henderson, Lachlan K. Stewart, Christian H. Roth, John Reghenzani: Optimising drainage from sugar cane fields using a one-dimensional flow routing model: a case study from Ripple Creek, North Queensland. 713-720
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  Bellie Sivakumar: Forecasting monthly streamflow dynamics in the western United States: a nonlinear dynamical approach. 721-728
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  Jenifer L. Ticehurst, Hamish P. Cresswell, Anthony J. Jakeman: Using a physically based model to conduct a sensitivity analysis of subsurface lateral flow in south-east Australia. 729-740
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  Lachlan T. H. Newham, John P. Norton, Ian P. Prosser, Barry F. W. Croke, Anthony J. Jakeman: Sensitivity analysis for assessing the behaviour of a landscape-based sediment source and transport model. 741-751
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  A. Louise Heathwaite: Making process-based knowledge useable at the operational level: a framework for modelling diffuse pollution from agricultural land. 753-760
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  Wendy S. Merritt, Rebecca A. Letcher, Anthony J. Jakeman: A review of erosion and sediment transport models. 761-799
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  Barbara Baginska, William A. Milne-Home, Peter S. Cornish: Modelling nutrient transport in Currency Creek, NSW with AnnAGNPS and PEST. 801-808
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  Chansheng He: Integration of geographic information systems and simulation model for watershed management. 809-813
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  Sven Kralisch, Manfred Fink, Wolfgang-Albert Flügel, Clemens Beckstein: A neural network approach for the optimisation of watershed management. 815-823
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  A. L. Cogle, L. J. Lane, Les Basher: Testing the hillslope erosion model for application in India, New Zealand and Australia. 825-830
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  Bellie Sivakumar, A. W. Jayawardena: Sediment transport phenomenon in rivers: an alternative perspective. 831-838
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  Albert I. J. M. van Dijk, L. A. Bruijnzeel: Terrace erosion and sediment transport model: a new tool for soil conservation planning in bench-terraced steeplands. 839-850

Volume 18, Number 10, December 2003

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  Hardy Pundt: Integrating Environmental Modeling and GI Technology. 851-852
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  Sandra Caeiro, Marco Painho, Pierre Goovaerts, Helena Costa, Sandra Sousa: Spatial sampling design for sediment quality assessment in estuaries. 853-859
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  Massimo Dragan, Enrico Feoli, Michele Fernetti, Woldu Zerihun: Application of a spatial decision support system (SDSS) to reduce soil erosion in northern Ethiopia. 861-868
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  Lorena Montoya: Geo-data acquisition through mobile GIS and digital video: an urban disaster management perspective. 869-876
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  Jussi Rasinmäki: Modelling spatio-temporal environmental data. 877-886
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  Åke Sivertun, Lars Prange: Non-point source critical area analysis in the Gisselö watershed using GIS. 887-898
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  Michael J. Hill: Generating generic response signals for scenario calculation of management effects on carbon sequestration in agriculture: approximation of main effects using CENTURY. 899-913
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  Brian S. McIntosh, Robert I. Muetzelfeldt, Colin J. Legg, Stefano Mazzoleni, Péter Csontos: Reasoning with direction and rate of change in vegetation state transition modelling. 915-927
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  Sebastian Walcher, Joachim Altschuh, Karl-Werner Schramm, Sebastian Mayer: Estimates in deterministic fate modelling of environmental chemicals. 929-936
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  Ninghu Su, Fawang Liu, Vo Anh: Tides as phase-modulated waves inducing periodic groundwater flow in coastal aquifers overlaying a sloping impervious base. 937-942
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  Branislava Lalic, Dragutin T. Mihailovic, B. Rajkovic, I. D. Arsenic, D. Radlovic: Wind profile within the forest canopy and in the transition layer above it. 943-950
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  A. Salcido, R. Sozzi, T. Castro: Least squares variational approach to the convective mixing height estimation problem. 951-957
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  Pichai Pamanikabud, Marupong Tansatcha: Geographical information system for traffic noise analysis and forecasting with the appearance of barriers. 959-973

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