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Online Training

A variety of measurement techniques have been used to estimate rates of denitrification over various temporal and spatial scales. Methodological and calculation details are described in numerous papers, but subject to interpretation. This series of online training seminars with audio and video clips will be used for general introduction to and clarification of specific steps involved in selected denitrification measurement techniques.

NEW MODULE POSTED, Jan. 14, 2008

	The use of membrane inlet mass spectrometry (MIMS) for the measurement of high precision N2/Ar ratios. Todd Kana, University of Maryland [PPS - Multimedia - 9.4MB] Other options: [DOC (MS Word) - Audio Transcript- 470KB] [ZIP - Audio files to accompany Presentation above - 19MB]
	Estimating denitrification in rivers at the whole-reach scale – a modeling approach based on high precision measurement of dissolved gases. Andy Laursen, Ryerson University [PPT - Multimedia - 48MB] Other options: [PDF - No Audio/Video - 520KB] [WMV - Sampling Video only] [XLS - Denitrification Model] [XLS - Schmidt Number Calculation]

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