M. Hornung - Concepedia

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M. Hornung

Bangor University

Also Known As

Hornung, M., M Hornung, M. HORNUNG, M. Hornung, Matthias Hornung, Mike Hornung

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Bangor University UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology University of Cumbria Sands

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M. Hornung is an author at Bangor University specializing in engineering, biogeochemistry, and earth science.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	29	43	2.4K
2	Social Sciences	4	4	510
3	Business	1	1	13
4	Medicine	1	1	57
5	Civil Engineering	1	1	102

M. Hornung

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2.8K

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	Year	Citations
Accounting for nature: assessing habitats in the UK countryside. Roy Haines‐Young, Colin Barr, H. I. J. Black, NERC Open Research Archive (Natural Environment Research Council) EngineeringGeographyNatural Resource ManagementLandscape EcologySocial Sciences	2000	349
Dispersion, deposition and impacts of atmospheric ammonia: quantifying local budgets and spatial variability Mark A. Sutton, C. Milford, U. Dragosits, Environmental Pollution Atmospheric AmmoniaEnvironmental MonitoringEngineeringAtmospheric ScienceAtmospheric Impact Assessment	1998	141
Assessing stock and change in land cover and biodiversity in GB: an introduction to Countryside Survey 2000 L. G. Firbank, Colin Barr, R.G.H. Bunce, Journal of Environmental Management BiodiversityEngineeringLand UseGeographyLand Management	2003	110
Baseflow buffering of streamwater acidity in five mid-Wales catchments B. Reynolds, Colin Neal, M. Hornung, Journal of Hydrology EngineeringCatchment ScaleEnvironmental EngineeringStreamwater AcidityAcid Precipitation	1986	104
Mapping and modelling of critical loads for nitrogen - a workshop report. M. Hornung, M.A. Sutton, Rebecca Wilson Critical LoadsSoil GasBiogeochemistryEngineeringCivil Engineering	1995	102
Impacts of nitrogen deposition in terrestrial ecosystems M. Hornung, Mark A. Sutton Atmospheric Environment BiogeochemistryTerrestrial EcosystemNitrogen DepositionTerrestrial EcologyTerrestrial Ecosystem Productivity	1995	97
The sensitivity of surface waters of Great Britain to acidification predicted from catchment characteristics M. Hornung, Keith Bull, Malcolm S. Cresser, Environmental Pollution EngineeringWater ResourcesSurface-water HydrologySurface WatersGreat Britain	1995	96
Nutrient Accumulation in Vegetation Following Conventional and Whole-Tree Harvest of Sitka Spruce Plantations in North Wales Timothy J. Fahey, M. O. Hill, P.A. Stevens, Forestry An International Journal of Forest Research Nutrient AccumulationNorth WalesBiogeochemistryForest SoilEngineering	1991	89
The controls on dissolved nitrogen losses following two intensities of harvesting in a Sitka spruce forest (N. Wales) Bridget A. Emmett, J. M. Anderson, M. Hornung Forest Ecology and Management N. WalesBiogeochemistrySitka Spruce ForestEngineeringForest Soil	1991	86
Impact of afforestation on the soil solution chemistry of stagnopodzols in mid-Wales B. Reynolds, Colin Neal, M. Hornung, Water Air & Soil Pollution Organic GeochemistryEnvironmental ChemistryBiogeochemistryEngineeringSoil Science	1988	78

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