DR PIPPA CHAPMAN
RESEARCH OVERVIEW
Dr Pippa Chapman's research interests include terrestrial and aquatic nutrient cycles (in particular the processes that control the transport of solutes and sediment from soils to surface waters), impacts of atmospheric deposition and land use management on the behaviour of nitrogen and phosphorus in soil and surface waters (with particular reference to the importance of organic forms), impacts of storms on water quality, and hydrochemistry of upland ecosystems.
CURRENT PROJECTS
Sustainable upland management for multiple benefits.
A Surveillance System for Assessing and Monitoring Desertification
RESEARCH AFFILIATIONS
- Ecology and Global Change
- River Basin Processes and Management
PUBLICATIONS
- Evans C.D.; Chapman, P.J.; Clark, J.M.; Monteithz, D.T.; Cresser M.S. (2006) Alternative explanations for rising dissolved organic carbon export from organic soils. Global Change Biology, 12, pp.2044 - 2053.
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