Evaluation of leachate composition by multivariate data analysis (MVDA)

Article Abstract:

The multivariate data analysis technique is evaluated to find out whether it can be applied to predict the content of variables that are not included in the analytical programme. The possibility of using multivariate data analysis at a single landfill to minimize the number of analyses and maximize the information included in the monitoring programme is considered.

Usage, Evaluation, Multivariate analysis

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Integrating spatially referenced social and biophysical data to explore landholder responses to dry land salinity in Australia.

Article Abstract:

The usefulness of the spatially referenced socio-economic data collected from individual landholders using mail surveys is tested. The findings of this test have been discussed in detail.

Environmental aspects, Surveys, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Salinity, Landowners

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