New approaches to investigate and construct biogeochemical models of inland acid sulfate soils: linkages to environmental degradation processes and mineral exploration.
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2007
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Baker, Andrew Kenneth Martin
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"Inland acidic sulfate soils under fresh water conditions where contemporary clearning of native vegetation has caused erosion, rising of local water tables and excess discharge of saline-sulfatic groundwater. A new systematic and interactive web-based approach was used to improve acquisition, collation, integration and communication of diverse soil-regolith data ... Successful application of the interactive web-based data site, as part of this study, resulted in its uptake as a standard tool for coordinating and reporting on a number of current and future national and international soil-regolith studies." -- from Abstract.
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School of Earth and Environmental Sciences : Soil and Land Systems
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Thesis (Ph.D.) -- University of Adelaide, School of Earth and Enviromental Sciences, 2007
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