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Colored and Chromophoric Dissolved Organic Matter in Natural Waters
Foden J, Sivyer D, Mills D, Devlin M (2008) Spatial and temporal distribution of chromophoric
dissolved organic matter (CDOM) fluorescence and its contribution to light attenuation in
UK waterbodies. Estuar Coast Shelf Sci 79:707–717
Jonasz M, Fournier, GR (2007) Optical properties of pure water, seawater, and natural waters.
Light scattering by particles in water, Academic Press, Amsterdam, pp 33–85
Fox MA (1990) Photochemical electron transfer. Photochem Photobiol 52:617–627
Fox LE (1991) The transport and composition of humic substances in estuaries. In: Baker RA
(ed) Organic substances and sediments in water, vol 1., Humics and SoilsLewis Publisher,
Chelsea, pp 129–162
Friedrichs MAM, Carr ME, Barber RT, Scardi M, Antoine D, Armstrong RA, Asanuma I,
Behrenfeld MJ, Buitenhuis ET, Chai F (2009) Assessing the uncertainties of model estimates
of primary productivity in the tropical Pacific Ocean. J Mar Syst 76:113–133
Frimmel F, Bauer H (1987) Influence of photochemical reactions on the optical properties of
aquatic humic substances gained from fall leaves. Sci Total Environ 62:139–148
Fritsen CH, Wirthlin ED, Momberg DK, Lewis MJ, Ackley SF (2011) Bio-optical properties of
Antarctic pack ice in the early austral spring. Deep Sea Res Part II 58:1052–1061
Fu P, Mostofa KMG, Wu F, Liu CQ, Li W, Liao H, Wang L, Wang J, Mei Y (2010) Excitationemission matrix characterization of dissolved organic matter sources in two eutrophic lakes
(Southwestern China Plateau). Geochem J 44:99–112
Fujiwara K, Ushiroda T, Takeda K, Kumamoto YI, Tsubota H (1993) Diurnal and seasonal distribution of hydrogen peroxide in seawater of the Seto Inland Sea. Geochem J
27:103–115
Fujiwara K, Takeda K, Kumamoto Y (1995) Generations of carbonyl sulfide and hydrogen peroxide in the Seto Inland Sea—Photochemical reactions progressing in the coastal seawater. In:
Sakai H, Nozaki Y (eds) Biogeochemical processes and Ocean Flux in the Western Pacific.
Terrapub, Tokyo, pp 101–127
Gallegos CL, Bergstrom PW (2005) Effects of a Prorocentrum minimum bloom on light
availability for and potential impacts on submersed aquatic vegetation in upper Chesapeake
Bay. Harmful algae 4:553–574
Gao H, Zepp RG (1998) Factors influencing photoreactions of dissolved organic matter in a
coastal river of the Southeastern United States. Environ Sci Technol 32:2940–2946
Ghassemi M, Christman R (1968) Properties of the yellow organic acids of natural waters.
Limnol Oceanogr 13:583–597
Goldstone J, Pullin M, Bertilsson S, Voelker B (2002) Reactions of hydroxyl radical with humic
substances: Bleaching, mineralization, and production of bioavailable carbon substrates.
Environ Sci Technol 36:364–372
Gons HJ, Auer MT, Effler SW (2008) MERIS satellite chlorophyll mapping of oligotrophic
and eutrophic waters in the Laurentian Great Lakes. Remote Sens Environ 112:4098–4106
Gonsior M, Peake BM, Cooper WJ, Jaffé R, Young H, Kahn AE, Kowalczuk P (2008) Spectral
characterization of chromophoric dissolved organic matter (CDOM) in a fjord (Doubtful
Sound, New Zealand). Aquat Sci 70:397–409
González Vilas L, Spyrakos E, Torres Palenzuela JM (2011) Neural network estimation of chlorophyll a from MERIS full resolution data for the coastal waters of Galician rias (NW Spain).
Remote Sens Environ 115:524–535
González-Vila F, Lankes U, Lüdemann HD (2001) Comparison of the information gained by
pyrolytic techniques and NMR spectroscopy on the structural features of aquatic humic substances. J Anal Appl Pyrolysis 58:349–359
Gopinathan C, Damle P, Hart EJ (1972) gamma.-Ray irradiated sodium chloride as a source of
hydrated electrons. J Phys Chem 76:3694–3698
Gordon HR, Morel AY (1983) Remote assessment of ocean color for interpretation of satellite
visible imagery: a review. SpringerVerlag, New York
Gordon HR, Brown OB, Jacobs MM (1975) Computed relationships between the inherent and
apparent optical properties of a flat homogeneous ocean. Appl Optics 14:417–427
Colored and Chromophoric Dissolved Organic Matter in Natural Waters
Foden J, Sivyer D, Mills D, Devlin M (2008) Spatial and temporal distribution of chromophoric
dissolved organic matter (CDOM) fluorescence and its contribution to light attenuation in
UK waterbodies. Estuar Coast Shelf Sci 79:707–717
Jonasz M, Fournier, GR (2007) Optical properties of pure water, seawater, and natural waters.
Light scattering by particles in water, Academic Press, Amsterdam, pp 33–85
Fox MA (1990) Photochemical electron transfer. Photochem Photobiol 52:617–627
Fox LE (1991) The transport and composition of humic substances in estuaries. In: Baker RA
(ed) Organic substances and sediments in water, vol 1., Humics and SoilsLewis Publisher,
Chelsea, pp 129–162
Friedrichs MAM, Carr ME, Barber RT, Scardi M, Antoine D, Armstrong RA, Asanuma I,
Behrenfeld MJ, Buitenhuis ET, Chai F (2009) Assessing the uncertainties of model estimates
of primary productivity in the tropical Pacific Ocean. J Mar Syst 76:113–133
Frimmel F, Bauer H (1987) Influence of photochemical reactions on the optical properties of
aquatic humic substances gained from fall leaves. Sci Total Environ 62:139–148
Fritsen CH, Wirthlin ED, Momberg DK, Lewis MJ, Ackley SF (2011) Bio-optical properties of
Antarctic pack ice in the early austral spring. Deep Sea Res Part II 58:1052–1061
Fu P, Mostofa KMG, Wu F, Liu CQ, Li W, Liao H, Wang L, Wang J, Mei Y (2010) Excitationemission matrix characterization of dissolved organic matter sources in two eutrophic lakes
(Southwestern China Plateau). Geochem J 44:99–112
Fujiwara K, Ushiroda T, Takeda K, Kumamoto YI, Tsubota H (1993) Diurnal and seasonal distribution of hydrogen peroxide in seawater of the Seto Inland Sea. Geochem J
27:103–115
Fujiwara K, Takeda K, Kumamoto Y (1995) Generations of carbonyl sulfide and hydrogen peroxide in the Seto Inland Sea—Photochemical reactions progressing in the coastal seawater. In:
Sakai H, Nozaki Y (eds) Biogeochemical processes and Ocean Flux in the Western Pacific.
Terrapub, Tokyo, pp 101–127
Gallegos CL, Bergstrom PW (2005) Effects of a Prorocentrum minimum bloom on light
availability for and potential impacts on submersed aquatic vegetation in upper Chesapeake
Bay. Harmful algae 4:553–574
Gao H, Zepp RG (1998) Factors influencing photoreactions of dissolved organic matter in a
coastal river of the Southeastern United States. Environ Sci Technol 32:2940–2946
Ghassemi M, Christman R (1968) Properties of the yellow organic acids of natural waters.
Limnol Oceanogr 13:583–597
Goldstone J, Pullin M, Bertilsson S, Voelker B (2002) Reactions of hydroxyl radical with humic
substances: Bleaching, mineralization, and production of bioavailable carbon substrates.
Environ Sci Technol 36:364–372
Gons HJ, Auer MT, Effler SW (2008) MERIS satellite chlorophyll mapping of oligotrophic
and eutrophic waters in the Laurentian Great Lakes. Remote Sens Environ 112:4098–4106
Gonsior M, Peake BM, Cooper WJ, Jaffé R, Young H, Kahn AE, Kowalczuk P (2008) Spectral
characterization of chromophoric dissolved organic matter (CDOM) in a fjord (Doubtful
Sound, New Zealand). Aquat Sci 70:397–409
González Vilas L, Spyrakos E, Torres Palenzuela JM (2011) Neural network estimation of chlorophyll a from MERIS full resolution data for the coastal waters of Galician rias (NW Spain).
Remote Sens Environ 115:524–535
González-Vila F, Lankes U, Lüdemann HD (2001) Comparison of the information gained by
pyrolytic techniques and NMR spectroscopy on the structural features of aquatic humic substances. J Anal Appl Pyrolysis 58:349–359
Gopinathan C, Damle P, Hart EJ (1972) gamma.-Ray irradiated sodium chloride as a source of
hydrated electrons. J Phys Chem 76:3694–3698
Gordon HR, Morel AY (1983) Remote assessment of ocean color for interpretation of satellite
visible imagery: a review. SpringerVerlag, New York
Gordon HR, Brown OB, Jacobs MM (1975) Computed relationships between the inherent and
apparent optical properties of a flat homogeneous ocean. Appl Optics 14:417–427