2002
DOI: 10.1080/02626660209492947
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What can be deduced from chemical measurement in an open-field raingauge? An example in the Maures Massif, southeastern France

Abstract: The deposition of chemical elements in a catchment occurs through three different processes: wet, dry and cloud deposition. Total deposition cannot be inferred from measurements made with open-field raingauges, and still constitutes a challenge to scientific method. The chemical composition of samples from an open-field raingauge (bulk precipitation) was analysed over a period of several years in a small Mediterranean catchment in the Maures Massif, France. The input of chloride measured in this way was two ti… Show more

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