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Item Open Access Water abstraction restrictions and related economic losses in irrigated agriculture in England and Wales(Cranfield University, 2019-02-20 14:28) Salmoral Portillo, Gloria; Rey Vicario, Dolores; de Margon, Paul; Holman, IanThis data sets includes the inputs and raw outputs from the paper "A probabilistic risk assessment of the national economic impacts of regulatory drought management on irrigated agriculture" available at https://doi.org/10.1029/2018EF001092 The inputs and raw outputs are included as follows: 1) Irrigated crops area used from Rey et al. (2016) http://doi.org/10.1016/j.agwat.2016.04.017 2) Yield and quality losses per grid cell and crop type from Rey et al. (2016) http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.agwat.2016.04.017 3) Ratios per type of source of irrigation: surface water, groundwater, tidal water 4) The daily water abstraction restrictions at catchment level for each 100 ensemble member in the baseline (BS), near future (NF) and far future (FF). These files are too large (each file contains 65,016,000 observations) so to open them it will be needed to use a data management software such us R, Matlab, STATA. 5) The monthly economic losses (£) related to the implemented water abstraction restrictions per crop and at catchment level for each 100 ensemble member in the BS, NF and FF.Item Open Access FloodMEMORY - model simulations(Cranfield University, 2017-04-03 14:04) Janes, VictoriaOutputs from SHETRAN simulations from FloodMEMORY project. See article "Improving bank erosion modelling at catchment scale by incorporating temporal and spatial variability".Item Open Access relative-abundance_lowest-taxonomic-level(Cranfield University, 2023-03-06 09:27) Exton, BenThe relative abundance of taxa at the lowest taxonomic level which each OTU could be matched to. Column A: lowest taxonomic level Columns B-J: relative abundances of each sample (date + site) Columns L-R: all taxonomic levelsItem Open Access EST_OperationalData.csv(Cranfield University, 2022-10-28 15:45) Brown, Gareth; Jefferson, Bruce; MacAdam, JitkaOperational data of pilot plantsItem Open Access Techno-economic analysis of sidestream ammonia removal technologies: Biological options versus thermal stripping(Cranfield University, 2022-10-03 11:13) Soares, AnaDataset for Techno-economic analysis of sidestream ammonia removal technologies: Biological options versus thermal strippingItem Open Access Bioaugmentation enables enhanced pesticide removal in slow sand filters – impact of dosing on filter microbiome: data(Cranfield University, 2024-02-16 09:13) Hassard, FrancisDataset relating to the article: Bioaugmentation of pilot-scale slow sand filters can achieve compliant levels for the micropollutant metaldehyde in a real water matrixItem Open Access EST_CFD_outputs.csv(Cranfield University, 2022-10-28 15:49) Brown, Gareth; Jefferson, Bruce; MacAdam, JitkaOutputs of CFD model of EST systems for dead space, HRT and Peclet numberItem Open Access EST_HydrolysisRate_versus_Desludge.csv(Cranfield University, 2022-10-28 15:43) Brown, Gareth; Jefferson, Bruce; MacAdam, JitkaData outputs from matlab mass balance model for calculation of hydrolysis rate constant against desludging frequencyItem Open Access EST_SludgeData.csv(Cranfield University, 2022-10-28 15:46) Brown, Gareth; Jefferson, Bruce; MacAdam, JitkaDataset for the sludge within EST study pilot systemsItem Open Access Viruses in raw and treated potable waters: prevalence and monitoring methods data(Cranfield University, 2024-02-19 10:46) Singh, Suniti; Jarvis, Peter; Jefferson, Bruce; Hassard, FrancisData associated with the above named manuscriptItem Open Access Data supporting: 'CO2 absorption into aqueous ammonia using membrane contactors: Role of solvent chemistry and pore size on solids formation for low energy solvent regeneration'(Cranfield University, 2022-10-13 16:42) Bavarella, Salvatore; Luqmani, Ben; Thomas, Navya; Brookes, Adam; Moore, Andrew; Vale, Peter; Pidou, Marc; McAdam, EwanSolids formation can substantially reduce the energy penalty for ammonia solvent regeneration in carbon capture and storage (CCS), but has been demonstrated in the literature to be difficult to control. This study examines the use of hollow fibre membrane contactors, as this indirect contact mediated between liquid and gas phases in this geometry could improve the regulation of solids formation. Adoption of a narrower pore size membrane was shown to dissipate wetting after crystallisation in the solvent, illustrating membrane contactors as a stable platform for the sustained separation of CO2 coupled with its simultaneous transformation into a solid. Through resolving previous challenges experienced with solids formation in multiple reactor configurations, the cost benefit of using ammonia as a solvent can be realised, which is critical to enabling economically viable CCS for the transition to net zero, and can be exploited within hollow fibre membrane contactors, eliciting considerable process intensification over existing reactor designs for CCS.Item Open Access FloodMemory - SHETRAN model(Cranfield University, 2017-04-03 14:04) Janes, VictoriaSHETRAN model version 4.4.2. This version of the model includes an updated bank erosion component, developed as part of the FloodMEMORY project. Includes model executable, input files, and updated source code files.See article "Improving bank erosion modelling at catchment scale by incorporating temporal and spatial variability".Item Open Access Data supporting 'Bioaugmentation of pilot-scale slow sand filters can achieve compliant levels for the micropollutant metaldehyde in a real water matrix'(Cranfield University, 2022-02-02 10:20) Hassard, Francis; Jefferson, Bruce; Jarvis, PeterData for the manuscript titled: Bioaugmentation of pilot-scale slow sand filters can achieve compliant levels for the micropollutant metaldehyde in a real water matrix.Item Open Access Data supporting the publication "Transforming wastewater ammonia to carbon free energy: Integrating fuel cell technology with ammonia stripping for direct power production"(Cranfield University, 2022-03-08 09:18) Davey, Chris; Luqmani, Ben; Thomas, Navya; McAdam, EwanData File supporting article titled "Transforming ammonia to carbon free energy: Integrating fuel cell technology with ammonia stripping for direct power production"Item Open Access ‘Data supporting the Thesis 'A study of obesity drivers in Mexico using alternative future scenarios to define policy interventions'.(Cranfield University, 2022-02-11 15:50) Anguiano arreola, PaulinaThis raw data is part of the empirical stage through a survey method. Its content aims to understand individual and environmental drivers' influences on eating habits and health behaviours to ascertain their impact on the nutritional condition. The data is part of a case study in Queretaro State, Mexico.Item Open Access Data supporting: 'The importance of non-stationary multiannual periodicities in the North Atlantic Oscillation index for forecasting water resource drought'(Cranfield University, 2022-09-01 16:58) Rust, Will; Holman, Ian; P. Bloomfield, John; Cuthbert, Mark1- 157 x 136 matrix containing calculated drought series for each 136 GWL records over 157 years. NAs present where no GWL record present. Drought threshold method used after Peters et al, 2003.2 - 139 x 767 matrix containing calculated streamflow drought series for 767 streamflow gauges over 139 years. Value represents Boolean of whether a drought occurred in calendar year.3 - 201 x 157 x 136 array of cross-wavelet transform pval results between 136 groundwater level records over 157 years at 201 frequency intervals. NA values present where no values recorded in original GWL series.4 - 201 x 157 x 767 array of cross-wavelet transform pval results between 767 streamflow records over 157 years at 201 frequency intervals. NA values present where no values recorded in original GWL series.5 - 201 x 157 x 136 array of cross-wavelet transform power results between 136 groundwater level records over 157 years at 201 frequency intervals. NA values present where no values recorded in original GWL series.6 - 5 - 201 x 157 x 767 array of cross-wavelet transform power results between 767 streamflow records over 157 years at 201 frequency intervals. NA values present where no values recorded in original GWL series.7 - 157 x 136 matrix containing phase difference values between the NAO and 136 groundwater level records over 157 year time period. Phase difference for the 7.5 year periodicity.8 - 157 x 767 matrix containing phase difference values between the NAO and 767 streamflow records over 157 year time period. Phase difference for the 7.5 year periodicity.Item Open Access Coping with drought and water scarcity: lessons for the agricultural sector(Cranfield University, 2021-10-15 09:33) Holman, Ian; Knox, Jerry; Hess, Tim; McEwen, Lindsey; Salmoral Portillo, Gloria; Rey Vicario, Dolores; Hannaford, Jamie; grove, ivan; Thompson, Jill; Quinn, NevilThis report, an output from the UKRI-funded Drought and Water Scarcity Programme, synthesis the insights for the agricultural sector. It considers how drought and water scarcity affect different types of agriculture; whether we can forecast drought and its impacts and how drought and water scarcity impacts on agriculture be reduced?Item Open Access Data files for Exploring the use of flow cytometry for understanding the efficacy of disinfection in chlorine contact tanks(Cranfield University, 2021-10-11 08:49) Jarvis, PeterVideo files showing dispersion of tracer dependent on baffles.Item Open Access Data supporting: 'Downscaling reverse osmosis for single-household wastewater reuse: towards low-cost decentralised sanitation through a batch open-loop configuration'(Cranfield University, 2022-10-31 09:16) Thomas, Navya; McAdam, Ewan; Davey, ChrisThere is a significant demand for water recycling in low-income countries. However, wastewater infrastructure is primarily decentralised, necessitating the development of affordable household-scale reclamation technology. In this study, a batch open-loop reverse osmosis (RO) system is therefore investigated as a low-cost clean water reclamation route from highly saline concentrated blackwaterItem Open Access Data related to "Rheological characterisation of synthetic and fresh faeces to inform on solids management strategies for non-sewered sanitation systems"(Cranfield University, 2021-10-11 17:11) Bajón fernández, Yadira; Mercer, Edwina; USHER, SHANE; McAdam, Ewan; R. Stoner, BrianData related to "Rheological characterisation of synthetic and fresh faeces to inform on solids management strategies for non-sewered sanitation systems"