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• TITLE: Distribution of Sediment Measurements in Lake Michigan as a Case Study: Implications for Estimating Sediment and Water Interactions in Eutrophication and Bioaccumulation Models

  AUTHORS: David H. Miller, Xiangsheng Xia, Wei-Chuang Huang, Ronald Rossmann

  KEYWORDS: Lake Michigan, Sediments, Nonparametric Comparison Tests, Cross-Validation Analysis

  JOURNAL NAME: Applied Mathematics, Vol.7 No.15, September 29, 2016

  ABSTRACT: Lake Michigan, the sixth largest freshwater lake in the world by surface area, was utilized as a water body for assessment. Field data collected at sampling sites throughout the lake in an intensive monitoring effort were utilized for evaluation of the distribution of sediment measurements. An assessment of sediment nutrient and carbon measurements within Lake Michigan was completed to recognize strata resulting from the hydrodynamics of the system. Nonparametric comparison tests revealed that significant differences exist between measurements of sediment nutrients and organic carbon in the lake using strata based upon water column depth (all results demon-strated a p