Environmental Modelling and Software, Volume 19

Volume 19, Number 1, January 2004

• Barry F. W. Croke, Anthony J. Jakeman:
  A catchment moisture deficit module for the IHACRES rainfall-runoff model. 1-5
  
• B. D. Larson, Raja R. Sengupta:
  A spatial decision support system to identify species-specific critical habitats based on size and accessibility using US GAP data. 7-18
  
• C. N. Ng, T. L. Yan:
  Recursive estimation of model parameters with sharp discontinuity in non-stationary air quality data. 19-25
  
• L. Richard Little, Sakari Kuikka, André E. Punt, Francis Pantus, Campbell R. Davies, Bruce D. Mapstone:
  Information flow among fishing vessels modelled using a Bayesian network. 27-34
  
• Xiaolu Zhou, Changhui Peng, Qinglai Dang:
  Assessing the generality and accuracy of the TRIPLEX model using in situ data of boreal forests in central Canada. 35-46
  
• Michael Hartnett, Stephen Nash:
  Modelling nutrient and chlorophyll_a dynamics in an Irish brackish waterbody. 47-56
  
• Andrew M. Riddle, R. E. Lewis, Alan D. Sharpe:
  Environmental quality information processor (EQUIP). 57-62
  
• Clifford K. Ho, Bill W. Arnold, John R. Cochran, Randal Y. Taira, Mitchell A. Pelton:
  A probabilistic model and software tool for evaluating the long-term performance of landfill covers. 63-88
  

Volume 19, Number 2, February 2004

• Thomas E. Gill, Yaping Shao:
  Introduction: Modelling of wind erosion and aeolian processes. 91-92
  
• Michael R. Raupach, Hua Lu:
  Representation of land-surface processes in aeolian transport models. 93-112
  
• Paul Ginoux, Joseph M. Prospero, Omar Torres, Mian Chin:
  Long-term simulation of global dust distribution with the GOCART model: correlation with North Atlantic Oscillation. 113-128
  
• Benjamin H. Barnum, Nathaniel S. Winstead, Jeremy J. Wesely, Amy R. Hakola, Peter R. Colarco, Owen B. Toon, Paul Ginoux, Gordon R. Brooks, Linda M. Hasselbarth, Bruce A. Toth:
  Forecasting dust storms using the CARMA-dust model and MM5 weather data. 129-140
  
• Zhenxin Song:
  A numerical simulation of dust storms in China. 141-151
  
• Daniel R. Parsons, Giles F. S. Wiggs, Ian J. Walker, Robert I. Ferguson, Brian G. Garvey:
  Numerical modelling of airflow over an idealised transverse dune. 153-162
  
• Salem Alhajraf:
  Computational fluid dynamic modeling of drifting particles at porous fences. 163-170
  
• Lawrence J. Hagen:
  Evaluation of the Wind Erosion Prediction System (WEPS) erosion submodel on cropland fields. 171-176
  
• Roger Funk, Edward L. Skidmore, Lawrence J. Hagen:
  Comparison of wind erosion measurements in Germany with simulated soil losses by WEPS. 177-183
  
• Gerald M. Coen, John Tatarko, Tim C. Martin, Karen R. Cannon, Tom W. Goddard, Norma J. Sweetland:
  A method for using WEPS to map wind erosion risk of Alberta soils. 185-189
  
• Robert Scott Van Pelt, Ted M. Zobeck, Ken N. Potter, John E. Stout, T. W. Popham:
  Validation of the wind erosion stochastic simulator (WESS) and the revised wind erosion equation (RWEQ) for single events. 191-198
  
• Robert Scott Van Pelt, Ted M. Zobeck:
  Validation of the Wind Erosion Equation (WEQ) for discrete periods. 199-203
  
• James M. Gregory, Gregory R. Wilson, Udai B. Singh, Mukaddes M. Darwish:
  TEAM: integrated, process-based wind-erosion model. 205-215
  

Volume 19, Number 3, March 2004

• Robert M. Argent:
  Concepts, methods and applications in environmental model integration. 217
  
• Robert M. Argent:
  An overview of model integration for environmental applications--components, frameworks and semantics. 219-234
  
• David Pullar:
  SimuMap: a computational system for spatial modelling. 235-243
  
• Fred G. R. Watson, Joel M. Rahman:
  Tarsier: a practical software framework for model development, testing and deployment. 245-260
  
• Jean-Baptiste Filippi, Paul Bisgambiglia:
  JDEVS: an implementation of a DEVS based formal framework for environmental modelling. 261-274
  
• Joel M. Rahman, Shane P. Seaton, Susan M. Cuddy:
  Making frameworks more useable: using model introspection and metadata to develop model processing tools. 275-284
  
• Alexey Voinov, Carl Fitz, Roelof Boumans, Robert Costanza:
  Modular ecosystem modeling. 285-304
  
• Nigel W. T. Quinn, Levi D. Brekke, Norman L. Miller, Tom Heinzer, Hugo G. Hidalgo, John A. Dracup:
  Model integration for assessing future hydroclimate impacts on water resources, agricultural production and environmental quality in the San Joaquin Basin, California. 305-316
  
• David C.-L. Lam, Luis F. León, Stuart Hamilton, Norm Crookshank, Derek Bonin, David A. Swayne:
  Multi-model integration in a decision support system: a technical user interface approach for watershed and lake management scenarios. 317-324
  
• Vladimir Krivtsov, S. J. J. Walker, Harry J. Staines, Roy Watling, Graham Burt-Smith, A. Garside:
  Integrative analysis of ecological patterns in an untended temperate woodland utilising standard and customised software. 325-335
  

Volume 19, Number 4, April 2004

• Stefano Allesina, Cristina Bondavalli:
  WAND: an ecological network analysis user-friendly tool. 337-340
  
• Brian D. Fath:
  Network analysis in perspective: comments on "WAND: an ecological network analysis user-friendly tool". 341-343
  
• Ninghu Su:
  Generalisation of various hydrological and environmental transport models using the Fokker-Planck equation. 345-356
  
• François Anctil, Charles Perrin, Vazken Andréassian:
  Impact of the length of observed records on the performance of ANN and of conceptual parsimonious rainfall-runoff forecasting models. 357-368
  
• Ali Zolghadri, Michel Monsion, David Henry, Christian Marchionini, O. Petrique:
  Development of an operational model-based warning system for tropospheric ozone concentrations in Bordeaux, France. 369-382
  
• P. Goyal, Sidhartha:
  Modeling and monitoring of suspended particulate matter from Badarpur thermal power station, Delhi. 383-390
  
• Christos Giannakopoulos, Martyn P. Chipperfield, Kathy S. Law, Dudley E. Shallcross, Kuoying Wang, Michael Petrakis:
  Modelling the effects of mixing processes on the composition of the free troposphere using a three-dimensional chemical transport model. 391-399
  
• Roberto Bianconi, Stefano Galmarini, Roberto Bellasio:
  Web-based system for decision support in case of emergency: ensemble modelling of long-range atmospheric dispersion of radionuclides. 401-411
  
• Panagiotis Symeonidis, Ioannis Ziomas, Athena Proyou:
  Development of an emission inventory system from transport in Greece. 413-421
  
• Jian J. Dai, Stefan Lorenzato, David M. Rocke:
  A knowledge-based model of watershed assessment for sediment. 423-433
  

Volume 19, Number 5, May 2004

• Hrissi K. Karapanagioti, Petros Gaganis, Vasilis N. Burganos, Patrick Höhener:
  Reactive transport of volatile organic compound mixtures in the unsaturated zone: modeling and tuning with lysimeter data. 435-450
  
• Petraq Papajorgji, Tamara M. Shatar:
  Using the Unified Modeling Language to develop soil water-balance and irrigation-scheduling models. 451-459
  
• Jean-François Mas, Henri Puig, José Luis Palacio, Atahualpa Sosa-López:
  Modelling deforestation using GIS and artificial neural networks. 461-471
  
• Maged Marghany:
  RADARSAT for oil spill trajectory model. 473-483
  
• Holger R. Maier, Nicolas Morgan, Christopher W. K. Chow:
  Use of artificial neural networks for predicting optimal alum doses and treated water quality parameters. 485-494
  
• Rogerio Cichota, Elimoel A. Elias, Quirijn de Jong van Lier:
  Testing a finite-difference model for soil heat transfer by comparing numerical and analytical solutions. 495-506
  
• Rehan Sadiq, Muhammad A. Al-Zahrani, Anwer K. Sheikh, Tahir Husain, Shaukat Farooq:
  Performance evaluation of slow sand filters using fuzzy rule-based modelling. 507-515
  
• Valentin Nenov, Dimiter Kamenski:
  Model based study of the first stage of biological nitrification (NH⁴₊ oxidation to NO²_?). 517-524
  

Volume 19, Number 6, June 2004

• Christopher M. Smemoe, E. James Nelson, Bing Zhao:
  Spatial averaging of land use and soil properties to develop the physically-based green and ampt parameters for HEC-1. 525-535
  
• Jyri Mustajoki, Raimo P. Hämäläinen, Mika Marttunen:
  Participatory multicriteria decision analysis with Web-HIPRE: a case of lake regulation policy. 537-547
  
• Nicolas Moussiopoulos, Costantinos G. Helmis, Helena A. Flocas, Petroula Louka, Vasiliki D. Assimakopoulos, Christos Naneris, Peter Sahm:
  A modelling method for estimating transboundary air pollution in southeastern Europe. 549-558
  
• George L. W. Perry:
  SpPack: spatial point pattern analysis in Excel using Visual Basic for Applications (VBA). 559-569
  
• Indrani Gupta, Shivani Dhage, A. A. Chandorkar, Anjali Srivastav:
  Numerical modeling for Thane creek. 571-579
  
• Robin C. Dobos, William J. Fulkerson:
  A database program to assist in the allocation of pasture and supplements to grazing dairy cows. 581-589
  
• Ashok K. Luhar, Peter J. Hurley:
  Application of a prognostic model TAPM to sea-breeze flows, surface concentrations, and fumigating plumes. 591-601
  
• H. S. Lee, C. J. Matthews, Roger D. Braddock, Graham C. Sander, F. Gandola:
  A MATLAB method of lines template for transport equations. 603-614
  

Volume 19, Number 7-8, July - August 2004

• Mark Reed, Robert LaBelle:
  Facilitating Constructive Government-Industry Interactions. 615
  
• Maynard G. Brandsma:
  Automatic validation of the Offshore Operators Committee Discharge Model and application to predicting drilling solids accumulation on the sea floor. 617-628
  
• Deborah P. French McCay, Tatsusaburo Isaji:
  Evaluation of the consequences of chemical spills using modeling: chemicals used in deepwater oil and gas operations. 629-644
  
• Walter E. Frick:
  Visual Plumes mixing zone modeling software. 645-654
  
• Tim J. Nedwed, Joseph P. Smith, Maynard G. Brandsma:
  Verification of the OOC Mud and Produced Water Discharge Model using lab-scale plume behaviour experiments. 655-670
  
• James M. Price, Walter R. Johnson, Zhen-Gang Ji, Charles F. Marshall, Gail B. Rainey:
  Sensitivity testing for improved efficiency of a statistical oil-spill risk analysis model. 671-679
  
• Mark Reed, Per Daling, Alun Lewis, May Kristin Ditlevsen, Bård Brørs, James Clark, Don Aurand:
  Modelling of dispersant application to oil spills in shallow coastal waters. 681-690
  
• Philip J. W. Roberts, Xiaodong Tian:
  New experimental techniques for validation of marine discharge models. 691-699
  
• Henrik Rye, Mark Reed, Tone K. Frost, Toril I. Røe Utvik:
  Comparison of the ParTrack mud/cuttings release model with field data. 701-716
  
• Zoheir A. Sabeur, Andrew O. Tyler:
  Validation and application of the PROTEUS model for the physical dispersion, geochemistry and biological impacts of produced waters. 717-726
  
• Kjell Skognes, Øistein Johansen:
  Statmap-a 3-dimensional model for oil spill risk assessment. 727-737
  
• Joseph P. Smith, Maynard G. Brandsma, Tim J. Nedwed:
  Field verification of the Offshore Operators Committee (OOC) Mud and Produced Water Discharge Model. 739-749
  
• Fanghui Chen, Poojitha D. Yapa:
  Three-dimensional visualization of multi-phase (oil/gas/hydrate) plumes. 751-760
  

Volume 19, Number 9, September 2004

• Miquel Sànchez-Marrè, Ulises Cortés, Joaquim Comas:
  Environmental sciences and artificial intelligence. 761-762
  
• Krist V. Gernaey, Mark C. M. van Loosdrecht, Mogens Henze, Morten Lind, Sten Bay Jørgensen:
  Activated sludge wastewater treatment plant modelling and simulation: state of the art. 763-783
  
• Luigi Ceccaroni, Ulises Cortés, Miquel Sànchez-Marrè:
  OntoWEDSS: augmenting environmental decision-support systems with ontologies. 785-797
  
• Stefano Marsili-Libelli:
  Fuzzy prediction of the algal blooms in the Orbetello lagoon. 799-808
  
• Héctor Núñez, Miquel Sànchez-Marrè, Ulises Cortés, Joaquim Comas, Montserrat Martínez, Ignasi Rodríguez-Roda, Manel Poch:
  A comparative study on the use of similarity measures in case-based reasoning to improve the classification of environmental system situations. 809-819
  
• Anna Perini, Angelo Susi:
  Developing a decision support system for integrated production in agriculture. 821-829
  
• Donald Nute, Walter D. Potter, Frederick Maier, Jin Wang, Mark J. Twery, H. Michael Rauscher, Peter Knopp, Scott Thomasma, Mayukh Dass, Hajime Uchiyama, Astrid Glende:
  NED-2: an agent-based decision support system for forest ecosystem management. 831-843
  
• Mikhail F. Kanevski, Roman Parkin, Aleksey Pozdnukhov, Vadim Timonin, Michel Maignan, Vasiliy V. Demyanov, Stéphane Canu:
  Environmental data mining and modeling based on machine learning algorithms and geostatistics. 845-855
  
• Manel Poch, Joaquim Comas, Ignasi Rodríguez-Roda, Miquel Sànchez-Marrè, Ulises Cortés:
  Designing and building real environmental decision support systems. 857-873
  

Volume 19, Number 10, October 2004

• Xiaoyong Zhan, Min-Lang Huang:
  ArcCN-Runoff: an ArcGIS tool for generating curve number and runoff maps. 875-879
  
• Matteo Carpentieri, Andrea Corti, Luca Zipoli:
  Wind tunnel experiments of tracer dispersion downwind from a small-scale physical model of a landfill. 881-885
  
• Giuseppe Nunnari, Stephen R. Dorling, Uwe Schlink, Gavin C. Cawley, Robert J. Foxall, Tim Chatterton:
  Modelling SO² concentration at a point with statistical approaches. 887-905
  
• Raymond R. Tan, Alvin B. Culaba, Michael R. I. Purvis:
  POLCAGE 1.0-a possibilistic life-cycle assessment model for evaluating alternative transportation fuels. 907-918
  
• Maged M. Hamed, Mona G. Khalafallah, Ezzat A. Hassanien:
  Prediction of wastewater treatment plant performance using artificial neural networks. 919-928
  
• Diego de la Rosa, Francisco Mayol, Elvira Díaz-Pereira, Miguel Fernandez, Diego de la Rosa Jr.:
  A land evaluation decision support system (MicroLEIS DSS) for agricultural soil protection: With special reference to the Mediterranean region. 929-942
  
• Walter Boughton:
  The Australian water balance model. 943-956
  
• Naif A. Darwish, Reyadh A. Al-Mehaideb, Ahmad M. Braek, Ron Hughes:
  Computer simulation of BTEX emission in natural gas dehydration using PR and RKS equations of state with different predictive mixing rules. 957-965
  
• Robin C. Dobos, Alex M. Ashwood, Kerry Moore, Michael Youman:
  A decision tool to help in feed planning on dairy farms. 967-974
  
• C. James Taylor, Paul G. McKenna, Peter C. Young, Arun Chotai, Mike Mackinnon:
  Macroscopic traffic flow modelling and ramp metering control using Matlab/Simulink. 975-988
  

Volume 19, Number 11, November 2004

• Susan M. Cuddy, Claudio Gandolfi:
  Integrated catchment modelling and decision support. 989-990
  
• Joanne E. Caminiti:
  Catchment modelling-a resource manager's perspective. 991-997
  
• Tim Oxley, Brian S. McIntosh, Nick Winder, Mark Mulligan, Guy Engelen:
  Integrated modelling and decision-support tools: a Mediterranean example. 999-1010
  
• S. Lanini, Nathalie Courtois, François Giraud, V. Petit, Jean Daniel Rinaudo:
  Socio-hydrosystem modelling for integrated water-resources management - the Hérault catchment case study, southern France. 1011-1019
  
• Björn Röpke, Martin Bach, Hans-Georg Frede:
  DRIPS - a DSS for estimating the input quantity of pesticides for German river basins. 1021-1028
  
• Lachlan T. H. Newham, Rebecca A. Letcher, Anthony J. Jakeman, T. Kobayashi:
  A framework for integrated hydrologic, sediment and nutrient export modelling for catchment-scale management. 1029-1038
  
• Fred Hattermann, Valentina Krysanova, Frank Wechsung, Martin Wattenbach:
  Integrating groundwater dynamics in regional hydrological modelling. 1039-1051
  
• Arianna Facchi, Bianca Ortuani, Davide Maggi, Claudio Gandolfi:
  Coupled SVAT-groundwater model for water resources simulation in irrigated alluvial plains. 1053-1063
  

Volume 19, Number 12, December 2004

• Manuel Gimond:
  Description and verification of an aquatic optics Monte Carlo model. 1065-1076
  
• Elisa Canepa:
  An overview about the study of downwash effects on dispersion of airborne pollutants. 1077-1087
  
• Nobuya Mizoue, Matthias Dobbertin:
  Within country accuracy of tree crown transparency estimates using the image analysis system CROCO: a case study from Switzerland. 1089-1095
  
• Daniel G. Brown, Scott E. Page, Rick L. Riolo, William Rand:
  Agent-based and analytical modeling to evaluate the effectiveness of greenbelts. 1097-1109
  
• Nigel G. Tait, Ruth M. Davison, J. J. Whittaker, Stephen A. Leharne, David N. Lerner:
  Borehole Optimisation System (BOS) - A GIS based risk analysis tool for optimising the use of urban groundwater. 1111-1124
  
• Ninghu Su, Zu-Guo Yu, Vo Anh, Kiran Bajracharya:
  Fractal tidal waves in coastal aquifers induced both anthropogenically and naturally. 1125-1130
  
• Neil R. McIntyre, Howard S. Wheater:
  A tool for risk-based management of surface water quality. 1131-1140
  
• Chuntian Cheng, Kwok-wing Chau:
  Flood control management system for reservoirs. 1141-1150
  
• Majdi Abou Najm, Mutasem El-Fadel:
  Computer-based interface for an integrated solid waste management optimization model. 1151-1164
  

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