Effect of Water Quality Sampling Approaches on Nitrate Load Predictions of a Prominent Regression-Based Model

Amirreza Sharifi(Government of the District of Columbia), Martin C. Rabenhorst(University of Maryland, College Park), Gregory W. McCarty(United States Department of Agriculture), Bahram Momen(University of Maryland, College Park), Carlington W. Wallace(Potomac River Fisheries Commission), Judith M. Denver(Unknown), Wade T. Crow(Agricultural Research Service), Ali Sadeghi, Megan Lang(Agricultural Research Service), Sang-Chul Lee(University of Maryland, College Park), Haw Yen(Texas A&M University)
Water
November 16, 2017
10.3390/w9110895
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