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temp <- temp[temp$Result == name, "ID"]
 
temp <- temp[temp$Result == name, "ID"]
 
data <- data[data$ID == temp & data$Observation %in% metalli, ]
 
data <- data[data$ID == temp & data$Observation %in% metalli, ]
conc <- make.oavariable(data)
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conc <- make.ovariable(data)
 
conc <- conc * coeff.pH * coeff.landuse
 
conc <- conc * coeff.pH * coeff.landuse
 
conc@sample
 
conc@sample

Revision as of 07:21, 4 May 2012



Question

What are metal concentrations in lake sediments? The focus is on Finland.

Answer

1) Calculate the metal concentration based on the mean value of the surrounding lakes (spherical area specified by radius)

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Select metal:

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Northing:

Easting:

Give radius (km; lakes inside that area are taken into account):

Select metals:

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2) Calculate metal concentration based on the concentration of a big lake

Select the metals:
Co
Cr
Cu
Fe
Mn
Ni
Pb
S
V
Zn

Name of the big lake:

Coefficient for pH:

Coefficient for land use:

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Rationale

Based on data from GTK, Finland.

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Metal concentrations in lake sediments. Opasnet . [1]. Accessed 02 Jun 2024.