Considerations for Scottish soil monitoring in the European context
Inge Aalders(James Hutton Institute), Colin D. Campbell(Monash University), W. Towers(University of Aberdeen), D. W. Hopkins(Scotland's Rural College), Rupert Hough(James Hutton Institute), Bryan S. Griffiths(Scotland's Rural College), B.C. Ball(Scotland's Rural College), Allan Lilly(Macquarie University), Blair M. McKenzie(James Hutton Institute), Robert M. Rees(Scotland's Rural College), A. H. Sinclair, H. I. J. Black(UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology), Christine Watson(Scotland's Rural College)
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