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ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT USING QUANTITATIVE SEDIMENT PROVENANCE

Rodney Stevens

First published: 2012-06-18https://doi.org/10.5593/sgem2012/s01.v1006View metrics

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Title
ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT USING QUANTITATIVE SEDIMENT PROVENANCE
Authors
Rodney Stevens
Proceedings
SGEM International Multidisciplinary Scientific GeoConference EXPO Proceedings; SGEM2012 12th International Multidisciplinary Scientific GeoConference
Publisher
Stef92 Technology
Year
2012
Pages
39 - 46 pp
ISSN
1314-2704
ISBN
Not available yet
Language
en
Publication type
Conference Paper
References32

  1. Sedimentary Rocks Pettijohn 628 1975

  2. Geological Society Special Publ. Developments in Sedimentary Provenance Studies. Morton 57 370 1991

  3. Journal of Sedimentary Petrology An interpretation of trends in grain size measures McLaren 51 1981

  4. J. Sea Research Textural provinces and transport interpretation with fine-grained sediments in the Skagerrak. Stevens 35 99 1996

  5. ERDC/CHL CHETN. Use of Sediment Trend Analysis (STA) for Coastal Projects. Hughes 40 1 2005

  6. Lithodynamics of seashore Usage of morphological and lithological investigations for determination of development tendencies of the shore zone between Rowy and Ustka Racinowski 81 1996

  7. Sediment sources and transport pathways, Lithuanian coastal zone. Kairytė 2008

  8. Marine Pollution Bulletin The effects of sediment transport on contaminant dispersal: an example from Milford haven McLaren 18 586 1987

  9. Environmental Geology Harbours – silting and environmental sedimentology. Stevens 43 432 2003

  10. Sediments and sedimentation processes in a disturbed estuarine environment Jonsson 2000

  11. Environmental Geology Heavy metals in the Ventspils Harbour: normalization based on a multi-parameter dataset. Müller-Karulis 43 445 2003

  12. J. Sedimentary Res Quantitative mineralogy of sandstones by X-Ray diffractometry and normative analysis Ward 69 1050 1999

  13. Marine Geology Provenance of silt and clay within sandy deposits of the Lithuanian coastal zone (Baltic Sea). Kairytė 218 97 2005

  14. J. Marine Research, A model for the dynamics of nutrients and oxygen in the Baltic proper Stigenbrand 45 729 1987

  15. Marine Geology Manganese authigenesis in the Landsort Deep, Baltic Sea. Lepland 151 1 1998

  16. Baltic Sea Geology Conference Partitioning sediment sources: exemplified by late Quaternary deposits from the Landsort Deep Stevens 2001

  17. Sedimentary Rocks Pettijohn 628 1975

  18. Geological Society Special Publ. Developments in Sedimentary Provenance Studies. Morton 57 370 1991

  19. Journal of Sedimentary Petrology An interpretation of trends in grain size measures McLaren 51 1981

  20. J. Sea Research Textural provinces and transport interpretation with fine-grained sediments in the Skagerrak. Stevens 35 99 1996

  21. ERDC/CHL CHETN. Use of Sediment Trend Analysis (STA) for Coastal Projects. Hughes 40 1 2005

  22. Lithodynamics of seashore Usage of morphological and lithological investigations for determination of development tendencies of the shore zone between Rowy and Ustka Racinowski 81 1996

  23. Sediment sources and transport pathways, Lithuanian coastal zone. Kairytė 2008

  24. Marine Pollution Bulletin The effects of sediment transport on contaminant dispersal: an example from Milford haven McLaren 18 586 1987

  25. Environmental Geology Harbours – silting and environmental sedimentology. Stevens 43 432 2003

  26. Sediments and sedimentation processes in a disturbed estuarine environment Jonsson 2000

  27. Environmental Geology Heavy metals in the Ventspils Harbour: normalization based on a multi-parameter dataset. Müller-Karulis 43 445 2003

  28. J. Sedimentary Res Quantitative mineralogy of sandstones by X-Ray diffractometry and normative analysis Ward 69 1050 1999

  29. Marine Geology Provenance of silt and clay within sandy deposits of the Lithuanian coastal zone (Baltic Sea). Kairytė 218 97 2005

  30. J. Marine Research, A model for the dynamics of nutrients and oxygen in the Baltic proper Stigenbrand 45 729 1987

  31. Marine Geology Manganese authigenesis in the Landsort Deep, Baltic Sea. Lepland 151 1 1998

  32. Baltic Sea Geology Conference Partitioning sediment sources: exemplified by late Quaternary deposits from the Landsort Deep Stevens 2001

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