Publications by Dr Will Mayes - ePrints

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Newcastle Authors	Title	Year
Dr Will Mayes Dr David Johnston Dr Hugh Potter Professor Adam Jarvis	A national strategy for identification, prioritisation and management of pollution from abandoned non-coal mine sites in England and Wales. I. Methodology development and initial results	2009
Dr Will Mayes Dr Hugh Potter Professor Adam Jarvis	Novel approach to zinc removal from circum-neutral mine waters using pelletised recovered hydrous ferric oxide	2009
Dr Will Mayes Jon Aumonier Professor Adam Jarvis	Preliminary evaluation of a constructed wetland for treating extremely alkaline (pH 12) steel slag drainage	2009
Dr Will Mayes Professor Paul Younger Professor Adam Jarvis	Wetland treatment at extremes of pH: a review	2009
Dr Will Mayes Professor Paul Younger Jon Aumonier	Hydrogeochemistry of alkaline steel slag leachates in the UK	2008
Dr Greg O'Donnell Josie Geris Dr Will Mayes Professor John Ewen Professor Enda O'Connell et al.	Multiscale experimentation, monitoring and analysis of long-term land use changes and flood risk	2008
Dr Will Mayes Jon Aumonier Professor Adam Jarvis	Preliminary evaluation of a constructed wetland treating extremely alkaline (pH 12) steel slag drainage	2008
Dr Will Mayes Emma Gozzard Dr Hugh Potter Professor Adam Jarvis	Quantifying the importance of diffuse minewater pollution in a historically heavily coal mined catchment	2008
Dr Will Mayes Professor Paul Younger Professor Andy Large	Caustic / vitriolic: wetland treatment at extremes of pH	2007
Professor Adam Jarvis Emma Gozzard Dr Will Mayes Dr Hugh Potter	Prospects for effective national management of abandoned metal mine water pollution in the UK	2007
Professor Andy Large Dr Will Mayes Emeritus Professor Malcolm Newson Dr Geoffrey Parkin	Using long-term monitoring of fen hydrology and vegetation to underpin wetland restoration strategies	2007
Dr Will Mayes Professor Paul Younger Jon Aumonier	Buffering of alkaline steel slag leachate across a natural wetland	2006
Dr Will Mayes Professor Adam Jarvis Emma Gozzard Dr Hugh Potter	Identifying diffuse sources of inorganic pollutants in post-industrial catchments	2006
Emma Gozzard Dr Will Mayes Dr Michelle Morrison Professor Adam Jarvis	Mine water management at the catchment scale: case studies from north-east England	2006
Dr Will Mayes Professor Claire Walsh Dr James Bathurst Professor Chris Kilsby Dr Mark Wilkinson et al.	Monitoring a flood event in a densely instrumented catchment, the Upper Eden, Cumbria, UK	2006
Dr Will Mayes Professor Adam Jarvis Professor Paul Younger	Assessing the importance of diffuse mine water pollution: a case study from County Durham, UK	2005
Dr Will Mayes Professor Andy Large Professor Paul Younger	The impact of pumped water from a de-watered Magnesian limestone quarry on an adjacent wetland: Thrislington, County Durham, UK	2005