Abstracts from members of Scientific Advisory Committee (as per 25 February 2015)
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#21
Dico Fraters, the Netherlands (organising committee)
Water quality compliance checking for the Nitrates Directive – a discussion in the Netherlands with scientific, managerial and political dimensions
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#23
Jaap Schröder, the Netherlands
Implementation of the European Nitrates Directive via soil N surplus-based application standards
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#30
Gunnar Lischeid, Germany
Will climate change solve the eutrophication problem?
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#34
Frank Wendland, Germany
Nitrogen reduction requirements to reach quality targets for groundwater and the marginal Sea and the effectiveness of well-established agricultural nitrogen reduction measures in the Federal State of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern (Germany)
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#35
Frank Wendland, Germany
Development of a conceptional hydrogeological model for the temporal evaluation of programme of measures in the Federal State of Hessen
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#52
Marianne Bechmann, Norway
Nitrogen application and its effect on water quality in small agricultural streams
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#66
Claudia Heidecke, Germany
Agricultural production and water quality in the Weser River Basin- Challenges for the implementation of the Water Framework Directive
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#67
Roland Stenger, New Zealand
MULTI-PRONGED APPROACH TO ELUCIDATE NITRATE ATTENUATION IN SHALLOW GROUNDWATER
Abstract
#68
Roland Stenger, New Zealand
N AND P CONCENTRATION-DISCHARGE RELATIONSHIPS IN STREAMS: WHAT CAN THEY TELL US ABOUT NUTRIENT FLOW PATHS?
Abstract
#74
Miguel Quemada, Spain
Cover crops versus fallow: water, nitrogen and salinity integrated for a more sustainable irrigated system
Abstract
#96
Ralf Eppinger, Belgium
Source file approach for the protection of Flemish groundwater reserves for drinking water supply
Abstract
#121
Brian Kronvang, Denmark (organising committee)
How can we enhance the ecosystem services provided by buffer strips?
Abstract
#136
Pavel Rosendorf, Czech Republic
Pollution sources apportionment by dissolved phosphorus emissions - an appropriate benchmark of their contribution to the reservoirs eutrophication
Abstract
#140
Henriette Hossy, Denmark
The implementation of the Danish N-quota system and the success to reduce agricultural nitrogen loss: From legislation to farmers
Abstract
#145
Patricia Chambers, Canada
Seasonal variation in nutrient export from agriculturally-dominated watersheds in the northern Great Plains, Canada
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#152
István Sisák, Hungary
GLM analyses of field and large laboratory plot experiments and their use to calibrate surface phosphorus load model for the watershed of Lake Balaton
Abstract
#155
Frank Coale, USA
Evolution of agricultural P-loss risk assessment tools
Abstract
#161
Bob Middleton, United Kingdom
Sustainable Catchment Management? Making progress in established programmes.
Abstract
#165
Brian Kronvang, Denmark (organising committee)
Phosphorus wetlands as targeted mitigation option in Denmark for reducing P-loadings to lakes
Abstract
#166
Gitte Blicher-Mathiesen, Denmark
Evaluation of the N effect of the Danish Action Plans: 25 years results of monitoring
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#173
Esther Wattel, the Netherlands
Changes over the past 25 years in rainwater and groundwater quality in nature areas in The Netherlands as a result of emission reduction policy
Abstract
#181
Nicholas Howden, United Kingdom
Human impact on carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus export in the River Thames, UK from 1867 to 2012
Abstract
#186
Marco Acutis, Italy
Phosphorus monitoring and modelling in Lombardy region
Abstract
#194
Chantal Gascuel-Odoux, France
Protecting drinking water supply: an analysis of action plans and stakeholders’ networks
Abstract
#195
Chantal Gascuel-Odoux, France
Modelling nutrient emissions in fresh water at different scales and for different objectives
Abstract
#197
Peter Strauss, Austria
Indirect nitrogen losses of managed soils contributing to greenhouse emissions of agricultural areas in Austria – results from lysimeter studies
Abstract
#199
Rüdiger Wolter, Germany
Review of the German EU-Nitrate-Monitoring-Network
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#208
Hans Peter Broers, the Netherlands
Thirty years after the Manure Law in the Netherlands: did we succeed to protect our groundwater and surface water resources?
Abstract
#221
Lærke Thorling, Denmark
Indicators to identify the source of pesticide contamination to groundwater
Abstract
#223
Lærke Thorling, Denmark
Danish Groundwater Bodies and their chemical state