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The use of Geographical Information Systems (GIS) to automate manual methods of extracting site and catchment features to aid the interpretation of fish survey data for salmonid management.
The use of pattern recognition to match gas chromatogram traces of fuel oils to classify oil type with the possibility of obtaining a successful prosecution of the polluter was investigated.
Research in to the factors affecting coarse fish recruitment.
The fish counters operated by the Environment Agency were examined as there had been no consistent protocols used and there was an unacceptable variety in the methods of operation.
A solar-powered actuator was installed to operate the vertical lock gate at Titchmarsh Lock on the River Nene.
This project investigates the current population and spawning status of shad and to develop species monitoring and management plans.
The report investigates the possibility of managing landfill sites to produce a rapid and permanent reduction of leachate ammonia.
This report supports the Environment Agency's National Trout and Grayling Fisheries Strategy and its associated stocking policy.
Research on the adaptation of standard gauging structures to aid the migration of fish.
Guidance is given on the design of landfill lining components to ensure performance of the barrier system during the design life of the facility
This report relates to the flow measurement and water quality data collection programme implemented at the M4/Brinkworth Brook site.
The report proposes an approach to the preparation of health criteria values, Soil Guideline Values and other supporting guidance for health risk assessment of hydrocarbons in soil.
This report presents information on the current situation of agricultural waste management, including drivers for change, waste management options and barriers and recommendations for a UK strategy.
The most common causes of fishing vessel accidents between 1992 and 2000.
This document contains the following information: Statistics of Scientific Procedures on Living Animals Great Britain 2001.
Documents work carried out in modifying the MODFLOW groundwater modelling code.
Aquatic macroinvertebrate fauna and habitat quality of river corridors were surveyed to provide information on the status of freshwater habitats and to determine change by comparison with earlier studies.
A study to understand how social issues amplify or attenuate the feeling of risk or harm.
An alternative indicator based on hydrological and particularly extreme event data is considered more appropriate to analyse patterns of flood behaviour over time.
An assessment has been made of current and future technology for the detection and enumeration of microbial faecal indicators in environmental waters.
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