A Langrangian trajectory and isotopic fractionation (FLEXPART-MCIM) approach to modelling the isotopic composition of rainfall over the British Isles

Katherine Ann Teresa Eames

A Langrangian trajectory and isotopic fractionation (FLEXPART-MCIM) approach to modelling the isotopic composition of rainfall over the British Isles

Katherine Ann Teresa Eames

Research output: Thesis › Doctoral thesis

Original language	English
Qualification	Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
Awarding Institution	University of East Anglia
Publication status	Accepted/In press - 2008
Externally published	Yes

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Department: School of Environmental Sciences

Physical Location: This item is held in stock at Kingston University library.

Keywords

Geography and environmental studies

PhD type

Standard route

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A Langrangian trajectory and isotopic fractionation (FLEXPART-MCIM) approach to modelling the isotopic composition of rainfall over the British Isles

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