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Wetland Systems

Part of the Green Energy and Technology Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-1-84996-459-3

ISBN: 978-1-84996-458-6

Publisher: Springer London - Springer Journals

Jan 1, 2011

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Chapter 1Introduction to Wetland Systems

Scholz, Miklas

Pages: 1 –17

[This introductory chapter provides a brief overview of the key wetland principles, which are not comprehensively covered in subsequent chapters. Most information provided is accepted knowledge that has been widely published elsewhere. The fundamental hydrological, physical, and biochemical...
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Chapter 2Wetland Case Studies

Scholz, Miklas

Pages: 19 –126

[This chapter comprises six sections providing an overview of various representative and timely wetland case studies. The focus is on the treatment of domestic wastewater, farmyard runoff, swine wastewater, wood storage site runoff, and produced water containing hydrocarbons. Section 2.1 covers...
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Chapter 3Carbon Storage and Fluxes Within Wetland Systems

Scholz, Miklas

Pages: 127 –147

[This chapter critically reviews recent literature on carbon storage and fluxes within natural and constructed freshwater wetlands and specifically addresses concerns of readers working in the field of applied science. The purpose is to review and assess the distribution and conversion of carbon...
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Chapter 4Wetlands and Sustainable Drainage

Scholz, Miklas

Pages: 149 –216

[While Chapter 2 focused on wetland systems for pollution control, this chapter concentrates on the combination of wetlands with sustainable drainage and flood control technology and planning. Particularly large retention basins, detention tanks, and alternative concepts for sustainable drainage...
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Chapter 5Modeling Complex Wetland Systems

Scholz, Miklas

Pages: 217 –231

[This chapter focuses on the self-organizing map (SOM) model, which was applied to predict outflow nutrient concentrations for ICW treating farmyard runoff. The SOM showed that the outflow ammonia–nitrogen concentrations were strongly correlated with water temperature and salt concentrations,...

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