2022
DOI: 10.1007/978-981-19-0308-3_41
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Spatial Distribution of Nutrient Export from the Catchment Area of Lake Rawapening

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“…The results of the analysis showed that the estimated N exports entering Lake Rawapening totaled 847,899.59 kg./year (37.5%), and the estimated P exports totaled 153,145.44 kg./year (35.7%) (Nugroho, 2022b). These high nutrient export levels contributed significantly to the eutrophication process in Lake Rawapening, which was classified as anthropogenic eutrophication.…”
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“…The results of the analysis showed that the estimated N exports entering Lake Rawapening totaled 847,899.59 kg./year (37.5%), and the estimated P exports totaled 153,145.44 kg./year (35.7%) (Nugroho, 2022b). These high nutrient export levels contributed significantly to the eutrophication process in Lake Rawapening, which was classified as anthropogenic eutrophication.…”
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confidence: 98%
“…The nutrient export at the watershed or sub-watershed level was calculated by aggregating the N and P loads reaching each pixel's stream/lake body. Details of the analysis of nutrient export from Lake Rawapening can be found in Nugroho (2022b). Details of the biophysical table, such as root depth and coefficient of plant (Kc) can be found in Nugroho (2017).…”
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