Most cited papers from Aberdeen Harbour Board

Aberdeen Harbour Board

What are the most cited papers from Aberdeen Harbour Board?

The most cited paper from Aberdeen Harbour Board is "Impact of marine fish farming on water quality and bottom sediment: A case study in the sub-tropical environment" (Rongben Wu, Paul K.S. Lam, David W. Mackay et al., 1994), with 196 citations. Next come "Sludge dumping in the firth of Clyde" (97) and "Long-term nutrient enrichment of an estuarine system: Ythan, Scotland (1958–1993)" (59).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
#	Paper
1	Impact of marine fish farming on water quality and bottom sediment: A case study in the sub-tropical environment Rongben Wu, Paul K.S. Lam, David W. Mackay et al. · Marine Environmental Research	1994	196
2	Sludge dumping in the firth of Clyde David W. Mackay, W T HALCROW, Iain Thornton · Marine Pollution Bulletin	1972	97
3	Long-term nutrient enrichment of an estuarine system: Ythan, Scotland (1958–1993) Philip W. Balls, Alan MacDonald, Kenneth B. Pugh et al. · Environmental Pollution	1995	59
4	Soluble nitrogen and phosphorus in the River Ythan system, U.K.: Annual and seasonal trends Alan MacDonald, A.C. Edwards, Kenneth B. Pugh et al. · Water Research	Mar 1995	52
5	The effects of eight trace metals in acid soft water on survival, mineral uptake and skeletal calcium deposition in yolk‐sac fry of brown trout, Salmo trutta L. J. P. Reader, N. C. Everall, Martin D. J. Sayer et al. · Journal of Fish Biology	Aug 1989	45
6	The population dynamics of pike, Esox lucius, and perch, Perca fluviatilis, in a simple predator-prey system JAMES W. TREASURER, Roger Owen, E. A. Bowers · Environmental Biology of Fishes	May 1992	35
7	Management of marine fish farming in the sub-tropical environment: a modelling approach Rongben Wu, Paul K.S. Shin, David W. Mackay et al. · Aquaculture	Apr 1999	34
8	North East Scotland River Catchment Nitrate Loading in Relation to Agricultural Intensity G. Wright, A.C. Edwards, Jane Morrice et al. · Chemistry and Ecology	Oct 1991	29
9	Modelling impacts of land use change and climate change on nitrate-nitrogen in the River Don, North East Scotland Robert C. Ferrier, P. G. Whitehead, Catherine E. M. Sefton et al. · Water Research	Aug 1995	29
10	PCB levels in clyde marine sediments and fauna W T HALCROW, O.W Mackay, James A. Bogan · Marine Pollution Bulletin	Sep 1974	29
11	Long-term trends in stream chemistry and biology in North-East Scotland: Evidence for recovery Christopher Soulsby, D. Turnbull, Simon Langan et al. · Water Air & Soil Pollution	1995	20
12	The Freshwater Input to the Tay Estuary R. A. Pontin, Jane A. Reid · Proceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh Section B Natural Environment	1975	18
13	Seabird mortality in the north Irish Sea and firth of clyde early in 1974 C. S. Lloyd, James A. Bogan, William R.P. Bourne et al. · Marine Pollution Bulletin	Sep 1974	14
14	Long Term Monitoring of the Macrobenthos of the Upper Clyde Estuary Anne R. Henderson · Water Science & Technology	May 1984	12
15	The relative importance of freshwater input, temperature and tidal range in determining levels of dissolved oxygen in a polluted estuary David W. Mackay, J.G. Gilligan · Water Research	Feb 1972	11
16	The oxygen requirements of a polluted estuary for the establishment of a migratory salmon, Salmo salar L., population James C. Curran, Andrew R. Henderson · Journal of Fish Biology	Dec 1988	11
17	The rivers of North East Scotland: physicochemical characteristics John Benzie, Kenneth B. Pugh, Michael Davidson · Hydrobiologia	Jul 1991	11
18	XII.—The Quality of the Forth Estuary (2) R Covill · Proceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh Section B Biology	1972	8
19	Nutrient Cycling in Sandy Beaches Kenneth B. Pugh Book chapter	1983	8
20	Soils and surface water quality in northeastern Scotland Malcolm S. Cresser, Kenneth B. Pugh, Anthony C. Edwards · Earth and Environmental Science Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh	1987	7
21	Survival Strategies of Tubificids in the Thames and other Estuaries Julian Hunter Book chapter	1981	7
22	Biological and Economic Significance of Benthic Cyanobacteria in Two Scottish Highland Lochs R.P. Owen · Elsevier eBooks Book chapter	1994	6
23	PCBs in the firth of clyde J.I. Waddington, G. A. Best, Jackie Dawson et al. · Marine Pollution Bulletin	Feb 1973	6
24	Macroinvertebrate status in relation to critical loads for freshwaters: A case study from N.E. Scotland D. Turnbull, Chris Soulsby, Simon Langan et al. · Water Air & Soil Pollution	Dec 1995	6
25	Effects of exposure to a combination of β-naphthoflavone and resin acids on biotransformation enzymes in Atlantic salmon parr (Salmo salar) Bronwen Croce, Ronald Michael Stagg, Michael R. Smith · Aquatic Toxicology	Jun 1995	6
26	The attached algae of the Clyde and Garnock Estuaries Martin Wilkinson, Ian C. Fuller, David A. Rendall · Proceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh Section B Biological Sciences	1986	6
27	Leaching of Pesticides from Treated Timbers ‐ a Source of Pollution A. McNElLL · Water and Environment Journal	Aug 1990	5
28	Alkalinity in surface water acidification studies: a comparison of two methods Kenneth B. Pugh · Hydrological Sciences Journal Open access	Jun 1988	5
29	Dynamics of a Massive Freshwater Influx in the Clyde Estuary Jeremy C. Thomason, Jeremy Maxwell Hills, A. Bennett · Estuarine Coastal and Shelf Science	Apr 1997	5
30	Water quality in the Inverness and Beauly Firths John T. Hunter, David A. Rendall · Proceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh Section B Biological Sciences	1986	3
31	The sub-littoral fauna of the Inverness, Cromarty and Dornoch Firths John T. Hunter, David A. Rendall · Proceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh Section B Biological Sciences	1986	3
32	Factors affecting the future of the Scottish hydrometric network T. Poodle · Earth and Environmental Science Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh	1987	2
33	Have emission reductions led to improvements in water quality at Loch Dee in Galloway? Fiona M. Lees · Water Air & Soil Pollution	1995	2
34	Charging for Discharges and Integrated Pollution Control in Scotland T. M. Leatherland · Water and Environment Journal	Apr 1994	2
35	The Effects of a Timber Preservative Spillage on the Ecology of the River Lossie A. McNeill · Water and Environment Journal	Oct 1989	2
36	Regulation of pollution: controls and responsibilities Donald Maclachlan Buchanan · Proceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh Section B Biological Sciences	1986	1
37	Hydrocarbon and pollutant levels in the Cromarty Firth Jacob Brown · Proceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh Section B Biological Sciences	1986	1
38	The development of Aberdeen Harbour Expansion Project I. C. Cruickshank, Terry W. Young, K. E. Young et al. · Coasts, Marine Structures and Breakwaters 2017 Conference paper	2018	0
39	A study of the littoral fauna of some soft shores of the Inverness, Cromarty and Dornoch Firths David A. Rendall, John T. Hunter · Proceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh Section B Biological Sciences	1986	0
40	Water pollution control: the case for local control and accountability David W. Mackay · Marine Policy	Sep 1993	0
41	A non-disturbing sampler for near-surface waters James C. Curran · Estuarine Coastal and Shelf Science	Jun 1988	0
42	The EC Bathing Waters Directive as Applied to Scotland W T HALCROW, T. M. Leatherland · Water and Environment Journal	Aug 1990	0
43	The Consent Contract for Effluent Discharges C. D. Bayes · Water and Environment Journal	Aug 1994	0

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