EllinghamWagner
Ellingham-Wagner is a process or model used in ecology and environmental science to calculate the potential inputs and outputs of elements, particularly those related to the nitrogen cycle, in an ecosystem. This computational tool helps researchers and scientists to simulate and predict the fluxes of key nutrients and elements in different environments.
The Ellingham-Wagner process, also known as the Ellingham-Wagner model or the nitrogen balance model, is based
The model has been applied in various contexts, including studies on forest ecosystems, agricultural systems, and
The development of the Ellingham-Wagner model is attributed to the British chemist Henry Meldrum Ellingham and
The Ellingham-Wagner model is an integral part of scientific research and decision-making in environmental management and