Abstract
A repeated measures analysis was conducted on a set of data from a multi-year study to assess the effect of vegetative buffers on the surface runoff of selected herbicides and nutrients. Multiplicative models describing the observed behavior of runoff concentration over time for buffered and non-buffered plots were fitted on a log-transformed scale using linear mixed models with PROC MIXED in PC SAS version 6.11. A spatial power covariance structure was used. Additional models for contaminant mass flow rates were fitted to evaluate the effect of buffers on total runoff mass.
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Recommended Citation
Wilson, Craig A.; Payton, Mark E.; Stevens, Ellen W.; Huhnke, Raymond L.; Storm, Daniel E.; Basta, Nick T.; and Baird, James H.
(1998).
"A REPEATED MEASURES ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECT OF VEGETATIVE BUFFERS ON CONTAMINANT RUNOFF FROM BERMUDAGRASS TURF,"
Conference on Applied Statistics in Agriculture.
https://doi.org/10.4148/2475-7772.1288
A REPEATED MEASURES ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECT OF VEGETATIVE BUFFERS ON CONTAMINANT RUNOFF FROM BERMUDAGRASS TURF
A repeated measures analysis was conducted on a set of data from a multi-year study to assess the effect of vegetative buffers on the surface runoff of selected herbicides and nutrients. Multiplicative models describing the observed behavior of runoff concentration over time for buffered and non-buffered plots were fitted on a log-transformed scale using linear mixed models with PROC MIXED in PC SAS version 6.11. A spatial power covariance structure was used. Additional models for contaminant mass flow rates were fitted to evaluate the effect of buffers on total runoff mass.
