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Predictive Capability in Estimating Changes in Water Quality: Long-Term Responses to Atmospheric Deposition.
This study reassesses the application of the geochemical model MAGIC in the prediction of long-term changes of water quality in response to changes in atmospheric deposition. It does so within theMonte Carlo based GLUE methodology in which it is possible to evaluate the performance of sets of model
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