Product examples - Solokov
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Dust pollution and vegetation health - Sokolov, Czech Republic |
This product shows the effect that atmospheric dust deposition, caused by natural processes (e.g., windblown soil particles) or anthropogenic activities (e.g., farming, coal mining, power generation, road traffic), may be having on the health of Norway spruce trees. The aluminium (Al) content was measured in street dust samples collected from tarred or concrete surfaces in the region, while the health of the trees was determined using airborne reflectance data. |
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An example of acid mine drainage contamination potential - Sokolov, Czech Republic |
This product assesses the potential effect of acid mine drainage (AMD) on water quality. It shows a potential downstream flow path of AMD contamination from a major overburden dump source. |
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Soil composition and acid mine drainage producing minerals - Sokolov, Czech Republic |
This product shows the composition of soils and assesses how this information could help reduce the potential environmental impact of acid mine drainage (AMD). It includes relative clay-quartz content in the soil and iron oxide minerals mapped in 2009 and 2010 that may be associated with AMD. Clay-rich soils may contain minerals that have the natural ability to neutralise AMD and also be more fertile than quartz-rich soils. |
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Spatial distribution of iron oxides possibly associated with acid mine drainage - Sokolov, Czech Republic |
This product assesses the potential effect of acid mine drainage (AMD) on water quality. It shows where iron oxides and other AMD-producing minerals occur (in 2009 and 2010) in relation to surface water and where it flows. It can be used to evaluate possible environmental impacts of AMD on surface water quality. |
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Acid mine drainage producing minerals and water quality - Sokolov, Czech Republic |
This product assesses the potential effect of acid mine drainage (AMD) on water quality. It shows where minerals associated with AMD occur (in 2009), the dissolved iron (Fe) content in surface water and where water flows. The occurrence of possible AMD minerals and surface water with high Fe content (which is also often associated with AMD) is generally confined to active mining areas and overburden dumps. In some cases, AMD-producing minerals and water with high Fe content occur close to drainage channels. |
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Acid mine drainage - producing minerals and water quality - Sokolov, Czech Republic |
This product assesses the potential effect of acid mine drainage (AMD) on water quality. It shows where minerals associated with AMD occur (in 2009), the dissolved iron (Fe) content in surface water and where water flows. The |
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