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Journal of Hydrology FF ELSEVIER Journal of Hydrology 266 (2002) 284 www.elsevier.com/locate/jhydrol Contents of Volume 266 Vol. 266 Nos. 1-2 August 30, 2002 An experimental analysis of hydrodynamic behaviour on soils and hillslopes in a subtropical mountainous environment (Western Sierra Madre, Mexico) L. Descroix, J.L. Gonzalez Barrios, J.P. Vandervaere, D. Viramontes and A. Bollery............. 0.0.0.0 eeee ] A comparison of the mosaic and aggregated canopy frameworks for representing surface heterogeneity in the Canadian boreal forest using CLASS: a soil perspective Paul A. Bartlett, J. Harry McCaughey, Peter M. Lafleur and Diana L. Verseghy......0..0.00. .ee .e.e .ee. ee.e .eee s 15 Stochastic optimization for global minimization and geostatistical calibration ee AU Py Res ee Ce xls oll Eee Lee eee CLUE CRE Os ok OC WOE ET 40 GOES surface insolation to estimate wetlands evapotranspiration Jennifer M. Jacobs, David A. Myers, Martha C. Anderson and George R. Diak ......0.0.... 0.. c.ee .ce.ce .ee. ee ns 53 Phytoremediation: modeling plant uptake and contaminant transport in the soil—plant—atmosphere continuum Sp NINN Oa rie sitet Silk Sees ea es oe as SRE Se RE RA LO PEER ERE EE AYE 66 Taking into account the complexity of natural fracture systems in reservoir single-phase flow modelling C. Castaing, A. Genter, B. Bourgine, J.P. Chiles, J. Wendling and P. Siegel... .......0.0 20.000... eeee ee ee 83 Flow behavior in a dual fracture network Herve Jourde,: Fabien Cornaton, Séverin Pistre and Pascal Bidaux. . ... 2. ios ke ee ee www a tacececes 99 A novel analytical power series solution for solute transport in a radially convergent flow field jui-Sheng Chen, Chen-Wuing Liu and Chume-Min Liao . ow... ee chee seb eee peeecebetnedeeens 120 Vol. 266 Nos. 3-4 September 15, 2002 Attenuation of groundwater pollution by bank filtration Sn I i ee Ae aia Pe A plat lilny tk nee WW HES y RG Ao. A SO RN RW AO EK DRE AEE LO 139 Hydraulic aspects of riverbank filtration—field studies I eso we Pan Bek pa a te eh eae Seas 6G HRN MORALE OW Ooo 04 ORE RAD CD Be we eRe ee ee Dee 145 Lag times of bank filtration at a well field, Cincinnati, Ohio, USA ec ns ee ye pe ea Sk nlp ake dese pee wave de bw SONS ER MWe Da On ew eke 162 Tracking persistent pharmaceutical residues from municipal sewage to drinking water I hoo SBS Gla fa us Hee Se RAE RW EE AE 6 OE HE EEE OR Oe Le OPP RGA REET 175 Changes in concentrations of triazine and acetamide herbicides by bank filtration, ozonation, and chlorination in a public water supply I.M. Verstraeten, E.M. Thurman, M.E. Lindsey, E.C. Lee and R.D. Smith... 2... 0... ccc ee tec c ere ee cees 190 The potential of riverbank filtration for drinking water supplies in relation to microsystin removal in brackish aquifers re re ee re re re errr re eee na 209 Flood induced infiltration affecting a bank filtrate well at the River Enns, Austria en ee ae kk cde a ee bw heb oe eR EEA ON ORG BRO e E De SORE hi ee ee UN ee HS 222 Effect of flood-induced chemical load on filtrate quality at bank filtration sites te Re a CAE Sere eee ere eer Leet Pee eT Oe Se Cree reer Orr 235 Laboratory tests for simulating attenuation processes of aromatic amines in riverbank filtration Eckhard Worch, Thomas Grischek, Hilmar Bornick and Petra Eppinger.0..2.0.0..... ce.e e.ee. .ee.e. .e.e e ee 259 Contaminant transport in riverbank filtration in the presence of dissolved organic matter and bacteria: a kinetic approach ee ee eS es ead Re kes VW OR Ape eee bk ee be wah a pee ee eo CL ee Ee 269 PII: S0022-1694(02)00224-X