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Fig. 1 Continental source attribution of the ozone observed on each day of 2008 at the EMEP rural monitoring station GB0049R at Weyboume on the North Norfolk coast of eastern England using ozone labelling techniques in a global and a regional photochemical model. Key regional refers to the ozone advected directly over the local- and regional-scales to the location North America to that formed over that continent and over the North Atlantic and east Pacific Asia to that formed over that continent and over the western Pacific Europe-interc to that advected intercontinentally around latitude circles and back into Europe Tropical to that from the southern hemisphere and tropics...

In the following table are given some of the data obtained by Owens4 on the Norfolk Coast m a series of tests during August 1921 —... 

This contribution provides an illustration of the application of biochemical and geochemical techniques in the context of an ongoing investigation into the inter-relationships between microbial activity and sediment diagenesis within saltmarsh and intertidal flat sediments near Warham on the north Norfolk coast, eastern England (Figure 7.1). This investigation. 

It is not clear, however, in which chemical state the particulate iodine is present. Some studies reported it to be 103 but in others no 103 was found (see references and discussion in McFiggans et al. (2000)). Based on measurements of aerosol composition. Baker et al. (2000) state that iodine is present in aerosol in varying proportions as soluble inorganic iodine, soluble organic iodine and insoluble, or unextractable, iodine. Baker et al. (2001) measured the deposition of iodine in rainwater and in aerosol at Weyboume, North coast of Norfolk, UK. They found that iodide (I ) constituted 5-100% of total iodine deposition in both rain and aerosol. The rest was found to be iodate (10j") with a very small contribution from CH3I (<3% of the total iodine deposition). 

Price et al. (2001) thermoluminescence-dated aeolianites on both Lord Howe and Rottnest islands, off the coast of Western Australia (a lack of suitable crystalline minerals meant that attempts to date aeolianites on Norfolk Island were unsuccessful). They found that emplacement occurred at different times in different places, leading Price et al. (2001) to suggest that sediment availability and the type of offshore shelf play important roles in addition to sea level. On Lord Howe Island, the numerical dates obtained by Price et al. (2001) indicated that dunes were deposited only during high... 

Funnell, B.M. Pearson, I. (1989) Holocene sedimentation on the North Norfolk barrier coast in relation to relative sea-level change. J. Quat. Sci. 4, 25-36. 

F. ThomaUa and Ch. Vincent, Designing offshore breakwaters using empirical relationships a case study from Norfolk, UK, J. Coasted Res. 20(4) (2004). 

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