M-TROPICS at SWAT International Conference 2018: Modeling the impact of land use change on basin-scale transfer of fecal indicator bacteria

Conferences

23 September 2018

An oral presentation was given at the annual SWAT International Conference in Brussels by Minjeong Kim, from UNIST, South Korea, about the modelling of E. coli: a research work using data of the Houay Pano catchment in Laos (M-TROPICS/MSEC), already published in the Journal of Environmental Quality (here).

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