Publications by Dr Sean Burke - ePrints

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Newcastle Authors	Title	Year
Dr Russell Adams Dr Paul Quinn Nicholas Barber Dr Sean Burke	Identifying flow pathways for phosphorus transport using observed event forensics and the CRAFT (Catchment runoff attenuation flux tool)	2020
Dr Jennine Jonczyk Dr Matthew Perks Dr Sean Burke	High-frequency monitoring of nitrogen and phosphorus response in three rural catchments to the end of the 2011-2012 drought in England	2014
Dr Caspar Hewett Dr Paul Quinn Dr Aidan Doyle Dr Sean Burke	A multi-scale framework for strategic management of diffuse pollution	2009
Dr Sean Burke	Novel passive treatment for groundwater contaminated by mining	2008
Dr Sean Burke	Field drains as a route of rapid nutrient export from agricultural land receiving biosolids	2006
Dr Sean Burke Dr Hugh Potter Professor Adam Jarvis	Groundwater rebound in the South Yorkshire Coalfield: a review of initial modelling	2005
Dr Hugh Potter Dr Sean Burke Professor Adam Jarvis	Groundwater rebound in the South Yorkshire Coalfield: predicting impacts on water quality	2005
Dr Sean Burke Dr Hugh Potter	Modelling groundwater rebound in the South Yorkshire Coalfield: Implications for Groundwater Quality	2005
Dr Sean Burke Dr Paul Quinn Dr Steven Merrett	Strategic Management of Non-Point Source Pollution from Sewage Sludge	2003
Dr Sean Burke Dr Paul Quinn	The nutrient export risk matrix (the NERM) for strategic application of biosolids to agricultural land	2003
Dr Sean Burke	Transfer of phosphorus to surface waters	2003
Dr Sean Burke	A geochemical model for removal of iron(II)(aq) from mine water discharges	2002
Dr Sean Burke Professor Adam Jarvis Professor Paul Younger	Up-scaling of oxidation and accretion reactors: engineering and economic considerations	2002
Dr Sean Burke Professor Adam Jarvis Professor Paul Younger	Up-scaling of oxidation and accretion reactors: engineering and economic considerations	2002
Dr Sean Burke Professor Paul Younger	Groundwater rebound in the South Yorkshire coalfield: A first approximation using the GRAM model	2000