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7 JSS (2)

7 JSS (2) 2007

 
 Front cover: The title page reflects the JSS's new three-area structure in Soils and Sediments, bridged and melted by the Intercompartmental area. The three areas are chaired by an Editor-in-Chief each: Soils – ZHIHONG XU, Sediments – ULRICH FÖRSTNER, Intercompartment – WIM SALOMONS (see also the back cover that illustrates this trilogy as well). -- Cover design: Edwin Grondinger, abavo GmbH, Nebelhornstraße 8, 86807 Buchloe, Germany (edwin.grondinger@abavo.de; http://www.abavo.de)

JSS

 
 
U2The new JSS Framework of Subject Areas and corresponding Editors * 
 
U3The new JSS Framework of Subject Areas and corresponding Editors (continued) * 
 
U4The Mission of JSS * 
 
3AContents of No. 2 (April Issue) * 
 
4ACall for Papers: Progress in Soils and Sediments Reviews * 
 
63Urban Soils - An Emerging Problem? * 
Vegter Joop
 
64Subject Editor: Jizheng (Jim) He * 
He Ji-Zheng (Jim)
 
65-66Subject Editor: Susanne Heise * 
Heise Susanne
 
67Comments on the article ´Optimisation of the Solid-Contact Test with Arthrobacter globiformis´ [J Soils Sediments 6 (4) 201-207 (2006)] * 
Ahlf Wolfgang
 
68From Infiltration Processes to Integrated Urban Water Management * 
Mohrlok Ulf; Schiedek Thomas (thomas.schiedek@gmx.de)
 
69-74Transferability of Exfiltration Rates from Sewer Systems (6 pp) **
Rutsch Mandy; Franz Torsten; Krebs Peter
75-84Tracing Pharmaceuticals in the Unsaturated Zone (10 pp) **
Scheytt Traugott; Mersmann Petra; These Anja; Rejman-Rasinski Elzbieta
85-95Quantifying Mass Fluxes from Urban Drainage Systems to the Urban Soil-Aquifer System (11 pp)
Wolf Leif; Klinger Jochen; Hoetzl Heinz; Mohrlok Ulf
 
96-100Classification of Urban and Industrial Soils in the World Reference Base for Soil Resources (5 pp) **
Rossiter David G
 
101-110Towards an Optimized Protocol for Measuring Global Dehydrogenase Activity in Storm-Water Sediments (10 pp)
Neto Manuelle; Ohannessian Aurélie; Delolme Cécile; Bedell Jean-Philippe
 
111-116Water Framework Directive * 
Quevauviller Philippe
 
117-132Sediment Management: An essential element of River Basin Management Plans * 
Netzband Axel

 *  these articles are accessible for free
 ** these articles are peer-reviewed

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