Sediment Flux Modeling

Dominic M. DiToro is the author of Sediment Flux Modeling, published by Wiley.

"Addresses the problem of mathematically modeling the processes in sediments that determine the extent to which materials that settle to the sediment are recycled to the water column." (SciTech Book News Vol. 25, No. 2 June 2001) "...the definitive text on the subject and deserves a place in any respectable environmental library." (SETAC Globe, Vol. 2, No. 5, September/October 2001) "...an important addition to the literature...a comprehensive treatise of sediment flux models." (Soil Science, Vol. 168, No. 1, January 2003)

• Preface. Acknowledgments. PRELIMINARIES. Properties of Sediments. Model Formulation. NUTRIENTS. Ammonia. Nitrate. Steady State Model. Phosphorus. Silica. OXYGEN. Oxygen Equivalents. Sulfide. Methane. Sulfide and Methane. TIME VARIABLE MODEL IMPLEMENTATION. Diagenesis. Mass Transport and Numerical Methods. MODEL CALIBRATION AND APPLICATIONS. Chesapeake Bay. MERL, Long Island Sound, and Lake Champlain. Steady State and Time Variable Behavior. METALS. Calcium and Alkalinity. Manganese I: Sediment Flux. Manganese II: Overlying Water-Sediment Interaction. Iron Flux Model. Cadmium and Iron. Appendix A: Data Tables. Appendix B: Computer Program. Nomenclature. Bibliography. Index.