David N Lerner
David N Lerner
University of Sheffield, Southern University of Science and Technology (China)
Email confirmado em sheffield.ac.uk
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Groundwater recharge: a guide to understanding and estimating natural recharge
DN Lerner, AS Issar, I Simmers
Heise 8, 99-228, 1990
8341990
Non-agricultural sources of groundwater nitrate: a review and case study
FT Wakida, DN Lerner
Water research 39 (1), 3-16, 2005
6602005
Identifying and quantifying urban recharge: a review
DN Lerner
Hydrogeology journal 10 (1), 143-152, 2002
5192002
Review of natural and artificial denitrification of groundwater
KM Hiscock, JW Lloyd, DN Lerner
Water Research 25 (9), 1099-1111, 1991
3651991
Marker species for identifying urban groundwater recharge sources: a review and case study in Nottingham, UK
MH Barrett, KM Hiscock, S Pedley, DN Lerner, JH Tellam, MJ French
Water Research 33 (14), 3083-3097, 1999
2611999
Quantification of groundwater recharge in the city of Nottingham, UK
Y Yang, DN Lerner, MH Barrett, JH Tellam
Environmental geology 38 (3), 183-198, 1999
2141999
Groundwater recharge in urban areas
DN Lerner
Atmospheric Environment. Part B. Urban Atmosphere 24 (1), 29-33, 1990
2091990
The relationship between land use and groundwater resources and quality
DN Lerner, B Harris
Land use policy 26, S265-S273, 2009
2052009
Microbial contamination of two urban sandstone aquifers in the UK
KL Powell, RG Taylor, AA Cronin, MH Barrett, S Pedley, J Sellwood, ...
Water Research 37 (2), 339-352, 2003
1532003
Processes controlling the distribution and natural attenuation of dissolved phenolic compounds in a deep sandstone aquifer
SF Thornton, S Quigley, MJ Spence, SA Banwart, S Bottrell, DN Lerner
Journal of Contaminant Hydrology 53 (3-4), 233-267, 2001
1432001
Leaking pipes recharge ground water
DN Lerner
Groundwater 24 (5), 654-662, 1986
1271986
Reactive transport modeling of processes controlling the distribution and natural attenuation of phenolic compounds in a deep sandstone aquifer
KU Mayer, SG Benner, EO Frind, SF Thornton, DN Lerner
Journal of Contaminant Hydrology 53 (3-4), 341-368, 2001
1242001
Enrichment of degrading microbes and bioremediation of petrochemical contaminants in polluted soil
G Li, W Huang, DN Lerner, X Zhang
Water Research 34 (15), 3845-3853, 2000
1172000
An illustrated handbook of DNAPL transport and fate in the subsurface
DN Lerner, BH Kueper, GP Wealthall, JWN Smith, SA Leharne
Environment Agency, 2003
1142003
Organic contamination of the Birmingham aquifer, UK
MO Rivett, DN Lerner, JW Lloyd, L Clark
Journal of Hydrology 113 (1-4), 307-323, 1990
1141990
Dissolved oxygen imaging in a porous medium to investigate biodegradation in a plume with limited electron acceptor supply
WE Huang, SE Oswald, DN Lerner, CC Smith, C Zheng
Environmental science & technology 37 (9), 1905-1911, 2003
1132003
Groundwater recharge
DN Lerner, AS Issar, I Simmers
Geochemical processes, weathering and groundwater recharge in catchments. AA …, 1997
1081997
Use of nitrogen isotopes to identify nitrogen contamination of the Sherwood Sandstone aquifer beneath the city of Nottingham, United Kingdom
CN Rivers, MH Barrett, KM Hiscock, PF Dennis, NA Feast, DN Lerner
Hydrogeology Journal 4 (1), 90-102, 1996
1061996
The use of stream power as an indicator of channel sensitivity to erosion and deposition processes
S Bizzi, DN Lerner
River Research and Applications 31 (1), 16-27, 2015
1022015
Urban groundwater issues in the United Kingdom
DN Lerner, MH Barrett
Hydrogeology Journal 4 (1), 80-89, 1996
971996
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