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    Integrated Assessment Modeling of Air Pollution in Four European Countries

    The integrated assessment modeling on acid rain has incorporated several related effects and pollutants into a multi-pollutant/multi-effect approach, resulting in complex integrated models and policy assessmen...

    M. Johansson, M. Alveteg, M. Amann, J. Bak, J. Bartnicki… in Water, Air, and Soil Pollution (2001)

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    Effects of Data Uncertainty in the Swedish Critical Load Assessment for Forest Soils

    The effects of input data uncertainty on the critical loads andexceedance estimates for Swedish forest soils was assessed usingMonte Carlo simulations of the PROFILE model. The study focuseson the effects of d...

    A. Barkman, M. Alveteg in Water, Air, and Soil Pollution (2001)

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    Identifying Potentials for Reducing Uncertainty in Critical Load Calculations using the PROFILE Model

    A sensitivity analysis was performed testingweathering rates, critical loads andexceedances for Swedish forest soils using Monte Carlosimulations of the PROFILE model. Different subsetsof input data were inves...

    A. Barkman, M. Alveteg in Water, Air, and Soil Pollution (2001)

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    Integrated Assessment of Soil Chemical Status. 2. Application of a Regionalized Model to 622 Forested Sites in Switzerland

    A regionalized version of the dynamic, process-oriented, multi-layer soil chemistry model SAFE was applied to 622 forest sites in Switzerland to assess effects of acidifying atmospheric deposition on the soil ...

    D. Kurz, M. Alveteg, H. Sverdrup in Water, Air, and Soil Pollution (1998)

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    Integrated Assessment of Soil Chemical Status. 1. Integration of Existing Models and Derivation of a Regional Database for Switzerland

    A regional soil acidification model was developed by integration and adaptation of existing models. The regional model consists of the dynamic multi-layer soil chemistry model SAFE, its steady-state version IN...

    M. Alveteg, H. Sverdrup, D. Kurz in Water, Air, and Soil Pollution (1998)

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    Magic, Safe and Smart Model Applications at Integrated Monitoring Sites: Effects of Emission Reduction Scenarios

    Three well-known dynamic acidification models (MAGIC, SAFE, SMART) were applied to data sets from five Integrated Monitoring sites in Europe. The calibrated models were used in a policy-oriented framework to p...

    M. Forsius, M. Alveteg, A. Jenkins, M. Johansson… in Water, Air, and Soil Pollution (1998)

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    Reconstructing Historic Atmospheric Deposition and Nutrient Uptake from Present Day Values Using MAKEDEP

    A model, MAKEDEP, was developed for reconstructing historic atmospheric deposition and nutrient uptake for forests using present day values. Deposition is reconstructed by separation of wet deposition and thro...

    M. Alveteg, C. Walse, P. Warfvinge in Water, Air, and Soil Pollution (1998)

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    Integrated Assessment of Soil Chemical Status. 2. Application of a Regionalized Model to 622 Forested Sites in Switzerland

    A regionalized version of the dynamic, process-oriented, multi-layer soil chemistry model SAFE was applied to 622 forest sites in Switzerland to assess effects of acidifying atmospheric deposition on the soil ...

    D. Kurz, M. Alveteg, H. Sverdrup in Biogeochemical Investigations at Watershed… (1998)

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    Integrated Assessment of Soil Chemical Status. 1. Integration of Existing Models and Derivation of a Regional Database for Switzerland

    A regional soil acidification model was developed by integration and adaptation of existing models. The regional model consists of the dynamic multi-layer soil chemistry model SAFE, its steady-state version IN...

    M. Alveteg, H. Sverdrup, D. Kurz in Biogeochemical Investigations at Watershed… (1998)

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    MAGIC, SAFE and SMART Model Applications at Integrated Monitoring Sites: Effects of Emission Reduction Scenarios

    Three well-known dynamic acidification models (MAGIC, SAFE, SMART) were applied to data sets from five Integrated Monitoring sites in Europe. The calibrated models were used in a policy-oriented framework to p...

    M. Forsius, M. Alveteg, A. Jenkins… in Biogeochemical Investigations at Watershed… (1998)

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    Modelling geochemistry and Lake pH since glaciation at Lake Gårdsjön

    The soil acidification model SAFE was modified to calculate historical changes in geochemistry and runoff since the last glaciation ended at the Lake Gårdsjön F1 catchment 12 000 B.P. Changes in runoff pH and ...

    P. Warfvinge, H. Sverdrup, M. Alveteg, F. Rietz in Water, Air, and Soil Pollution (1995)