Ian S. Spooner

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• The distribution and transport of lead over two centuries as recorded by lake sediments from northeastern North America
• Evaluating the utility of elemental measurements obtained from factory-calibrated field-portable X-Ray fluorescence units for aquatic sediments
• Evaluating long-term reservoir water quality trends using sediment chemistry and historical invertebrate abundance at Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada
• Using Lake Sediment to predict future treatment challenges: A case study from Halifax, Nova Scotia
• Using a linked table-based structure to encode self-describing multiparameter spatiotemporal data
• Impact of historical logging and hydroelectric development on an upland river system, Nova Scotia, Canada: a paleolimnological perspective
• Using Lake Sediment to predict future treatment challenges: A case study from Halifax, Nova Scotia
• A paleolimnological archive of metal sequestration and release in the Cumberland Basin Marshes, Atlantic Canada
• Modeling the effect of convex upward sediment deformation and horizontal core sectioning on paleolimnological data
• A geochemical perspective on the impact of development at Alta Lake, British Columbia, Canada
• Using paleolimnological techniques and XRF to investigate metal sequestration, mobility, and bioavailability in shallow lakes: case studies from Nova Scotia, Canada