A.D. Horrill - Concepedia

Author

A.D. Horrill

University of Cumbria

Also Known As

A D Horrill, A. D. Horrill, A. David Horrill, A.D. Horrill

Publications

791

Citations

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Concepts

All Affiliations

University of Cumbria Sands Natural Environment Research Council UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology University of Manchester

About

A.D. Horrill is an author at University of Cumbria specializing in engineering, geochemistry, and biogeochemistry.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	8	8	454
2	Health Sciences	1	1	10
3	Medicine	1	1	10
4	Natural Sciences	1	1	10
5	Social Sciences	1	1	200

A.D. Horrill

Publications

696

Citations

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	Year	Citations
Use of Visual Cover Assessments as Quantitative Estimators of Some British Woodland Taxa Jonathan M. Sykes, A.D. Horrill, M. D. Mountford Journal of Ecology EngineeringForest BiometricsLand UseTen ObserversForestry	1983	200
Temporal Change in Fallout <sup>137</sup>Cs in Terrestrial and Aquatic Systems: A Whole Ecosystem Approach J.T. Smith, S. Fesenko, B.J. Howard, Environmental Science & Technology Radiocesium DeclinesEngineeringRadioactive ContaminationEarth ScienceEnvironmental Geochemistry	1998	83
Chernobyl fallout in a Swedish spruce forest ecosystem E.J. McGee, Hugh Synnott, Karl J. Johanson, Journal of Environmental Radioactivity Forest HealthForestryChernobyl FalloutForest Health MonitoringDeforestation	2000	62
Distribution of Radiocesium in the Soil-plant Systems of Upland Areas of Europe F.R. Livens, A.D. Horrill, D.L. Singleton Health Physics Plant AvailabilityEngineeringBotanyRadioactive ContaminationCs Uptake	1991	62
Radiocaesium accumulation in the mycorrhizal fungi Lactarius rufus and Inocybe longicystis, in upland Britain, following the Chernobyl accident John Dighton, A.D. Horrill Transactions of the British Mycological Society Environmental RadiochemistryUpland BritainRadioactive ContaminationMicrobial EcologyRadiocaesium Accumulation	1988	59
A survey of caesium-137 and plutonium in British soils in 1977 P.A. Cawsw, A.D. Horrill Environmental RadiochemistryBiogeochemistryEngineeringTrace Element GeochemistrySoil Pollution	1986	32
Wet and dry deposition of 131I, 134Cs and 137Cs at an upland site in Northern England Francis R. Livens, D. Fowler, A.D. Horrill Journal of Environmental Radioactivity Sedimentary RecordNorthern EnglandEngineeringGeomorphologyUpland Site	1992	27
Caesium concentration factors in wild herbivores and the fox (Vulpes vulpes L) Vaughan Lowe, A.D. Horrill Environmental Pollution BiologyWild HerbivoresForagingMammalogyPredator-prey Interaction	1991	21
The effect of heather burning on the transfer of radiocaesium to smoke and the solubility of radiocaesium associated with different types of heather ash A.D. Horrill, V. H. Kennedy, I. S. Paterson, Journal of Environmental Radioactivity Environmental RadiochemistryEnvironmental ChemistryEngineeringHeather AshEnvironmental Engineering	1995	21
Radionuclide levels and distribution in grazed saltmarsh in West Cumbria A.D. Horrill Environmental Pollution Series B Chemical and Physical Soil SalinityRadionuclide LevelsRadioactive Contamination	1984	17

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