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Physical Transport in Surface Waters

Nonpoint sources of pollution are more difficult to measure because they often cover large areas or are a composite of numerous point sources. Examples of nonpoint sources include pesticide and fertilizer runoff from agricultural fields, and urban runoff contaminated with pollutants from automobile emissions. Nonpoint sources may not be directly located next to a surface water body pollutants may be transported to surface waters by runoff from the land, by groundwater inflow, or by atmospheric transport. [Pg.71]

PHYSICAL TRANSPORT IN SURFACE WATERS 91 TABLE 2.3 Reported Longitudinal Dispersion Coefficients" ... [Pg.91]

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