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A new look at uncertainty in end member mixing models for streamflow partitioning

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2009

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Adams, Geoffrey
Cornish, Peter Stuart
Croke, Barry
Hart, M.R.
Hughes, C.E.
Jakeman, Anthony

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Modelling and Simulation Society of Australia and New Zealand Inc.

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Chemical and isotope based hydrograph separation methods, such as end member mixing analysis (EMMA1), have been utilized in recent decades because they offer a better explanation of stream chemistry than can be obtained from flow partitions derived using

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Keywords: EMMA; End member mixing; End member mixing analysis; Endmembers; Hydrograph partitioning; Hydrograph separation; Hydrographs; Numerical problems; Source waters; Stream chemistry; Uncertainty; Chemical analysis; Computational chemistry; Computer simulation EMMA; End member mixing analysis; Hydrograph; Partition; Uncertainty; Water quality

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/57640

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18th World IMACS Congress and MODSIM09 Proceedings International Congress on Modelling and Simulation. Cairns, Australia from 13–17 July 2009

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Conference paper

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