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Multivariate curve resolution of organic pollution patterns in the Ebro River surface water–groundwater–sediment–soil system

Type: Journal Paper

Author : Marta Terrado; Damià Barceló; Romà Tauler

Publisher: Elsevier Science

Year: 2010

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Surface-water-quality indices for the analysis of data generated by automated sampling networks

Type: Journal Paper

Author : Marta Terrado; Damià Barceló; Romà Tauler; Elena Borrell; Sergio de Campos; Damià Barceló

Year: 2010

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Sensitivity analysis of ecosystem service valuation in a Mediterranean watershed

Type: Journal Paper

Author : María Sánchez-Canales; Alfredo López Benito; Ana Passuello; Marta Terrado; Guy Ziv; Vicenç Acuña; Marta Schuhmacher; F. Javier Elorza

Year: 2012

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Distribution and assessment of surface water contamination by application of chemometric and deterministic models

Type: Journal Paper

Author : Marta Terrado; Martin-Pierre Lavigne; Sebastien Tremblay; Sophie Duchesne; Jean-Pierre Villeneuve; Alain N. Rousseau; Damià Barceló; Romà Tauler

Year: 2009

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Multivariate curve resolution of organic pollution patterns in the Ebro River surface water–groundwater–sediment–soil system

Surface-water-quality indices for the analysis of data generated by automated sampling networks

Sensitivity analysis of ecosystem service valuation in a Mediterranean watershed

Distribution and assessment of surface water contamination by application of chemometric and deterministic models

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Multivariate curve resolution of organic pollution patterns in the Ebro River surface water–groundwater–sediment–soil system

Surface-water-quality indices for the analysis of data generated by automated sampling networks

Sensitivity analysis of ecosystem service valuation in a Mediterranean watershed

Distribution and assessment of surface water contamination by application of chemometric and deterministic models