Ms Charlotte Lloyd

Research summary

My postdoctoral research forms part of the Hampshire Avon Demonstration Test Catchment (DTC) Project, specifically working in the data analysis and statistical uncertainty team.

The DTC is a joint DEFRA, Environmental Agency and Welsh Assembly Government project where the principle aim is to test the hypothesis that it is possible to reduce cost-effectively the impact of agricultural diffuse water pollution on ecological function while maintaining sustainable food production through the implementation of multiple on-farm mitigation measures. The DTC project aims to achieve this by detecting shifts in baseline trend of the most ecologically-significant pollutants resulting from targeted on-farm measures at ...

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Recent publications

• Lloyd, CEM, Freer, J., Johnes, P. & Collins, A.. ‘A framework for analysing water quality observations to detect change in the context of natural variability and uncertainty’, European Geophysical Union General Assembly, Vienna, Austria, Geophysical Research Abstracts, 2012
• Lloyd, CEM, Michaelides, K, Chadwick, DR, Dungait, JAJ & Evershed, RP. ‘Tracing the flow-driven vertical transport of livestock-derived organic matter through soil using biomarkers’, Organic Geochemistry, (pp. 56-66), 2011

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