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Nitrate Predictions

To: "'dlpark@xxxxxxxx'" <dlpark@xxxxxxxx>, "'nplummer@xxxxxxxx'" <nplummer@xxxxxxxx>
Subject: Nitrate Predictions
From: "Vinson, Janie" <Janie_Vinson@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 5 Feb 2002 12:45:41 -0800

David and Niel,

Thanks for your time, I know that you are both very busy. Your student in 1998, I hope that you will have an answer to a rather simplistic question:

what model to use to predict nitrate levels over the long term (years)?

The data could be as minimalistic as only nitrate concentrations (no alkalinity, etc.), so my next question: what is the minimal amount of data necessary to run the model of choice? Obviously, efficiency is a primary factor.

Any help/guidance is greatly appreciated_

Janie

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