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Fig. 1. Comparison of observed (*) and modelled (––––) water tables for the six monitored fields, in the Halvergate area of the BroadsESA, Eastern UK, 1990–1994
Fig. 2. Comparison of observed (*) and modelled water tables, (solid line) for four of the monitored fields at Southlake Moor in theSomerset levels and Moors ESA, SW England, 1988–1994.
Fig. 3. Relationships between soil strength and water table depth for each of the monitored fields in the Halvergate area of the Broads ESA.
Fig. 4. Relationships between soil strength and water table depth, for the five monitored fields at Southlake Moor in the Somerset levelsand Moors ESA.
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