LONG-TERM ACID DEPOSITION EFFECTS ON SOIL AND WATER CHEMISTRY IN THE NOLAND DIVIDE WATERSHED, GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS NATIONAL PARK, USA

Cai M. 2010. LONG-TERM ACID DEPOSITION EFFECTS ON SOIL AND WATER CHEMISTRY IN THE NOLAND DIVIDE WATERSHED, GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS NATIONAL PARK, USA

The impacts of long-term acidic deposition on stream water quality in the NDW were investigated through: 1) development of an ion input-output budget; 2) analysis of trends and seasonal patterns for major ions; 3) comparison of net export rates between baseflow and stormflow periods; and 4) characterization of soil chemistry and transport properties for various potential acid deposition scenarios.

Type
Academic
Authors
Cai, Meijun
Date of Issue
2010-05
Units
GRSM

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