A Bayesian mixing model framework for quantifying temporal variation in source of sediment to lakes across broad hydrological gradients of floodplains
Mitchell L. Kay(University of Waterloo), Roland I. Hall, Brent B. Wolfe(Wilfrid Laurier University), Cory A. M. Savage(University of Waterloo), Lauren A. MacDonald(University of Waterloo), Laura K. Neary(University of Waterloo), Tanner J. Owca(Wilfrid Laurier University), Jacob Burbank(Fisheries and Oceans Canada), Johan A. Wiklund(Environment and Climate Change Canada), Casey R. Remmer(University of Waterloo), Heidi K. Swanson(University of Waterloo)
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