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Sierra Legare and Marek Stastna
RANS simulations have been broadly used to investigate turbulence in the oceans and atmosphere. Within these environments there are a multitude of tracers undergoing reactions (e.g., phytoplankton growth, chemical reactions). The distribution of these re...
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Pietro Rizzo, Emma Petrella, Antonio Bucci, Emma Salvioli-Mariani, Alessandro Chelli, Anna Maria Sanangelantoni, Melinda Raimondo, Andrea Quagliarini and Fulvio Celico
Knowledge about the processes governing subsurface microbial dynamics in and to groundwater represents an important tool for the development of robust, evidence-based policies and strategies to assess the potential impact of contamination sources and for...
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Justin J. Birchler, Courtney K. Harris, Christopher R. Sherwood and Tara A. Kniskern
Geochronologies derived from sediment cores in coastal locations are often used to infer event bed characteristics such as deposit thicknesses and accumulation rates. Such studies commonly use naturally occurring, short-lived radioisotopes, such as Beryl...
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Alexander Yakirevich, Daniel Shelton, Robert Hill, Lynda Kiefer, Matthew Stocker, Ryan Blaustein, Michael Kuznetsov, Greg McCarty, Yakov Pachepsky
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Using ?smart? tracers such as Resazurin (Raz) allows assessment of sediment-water interactions and associated biological activity in streams. We compared two approaches to simulate the effects of transient storage (TS) on the transport of conservative an...
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Thomas Von Clarmann
This paper reviews the various aspects of chlorine compounds in the stratosphere, both their roles as reactants and as tracers of dynamical processes. In the stratosphere, reactive chlorine is released from chlorofluorocarbons and other chlorine-containi...
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