Environmental Engineering Reference
In-Depth Information
Table 2
(continued)
Study sites
Country/
Length/
DOC
Reference
watershed area
a
Surface (Depth)
c
Deeper (Depth)
b
latitudes
km or (km
2
)
a
(
μ
M C)
Rappahannock River, Virginia
USA
314
125
-
Spiker (
1981
)
James River, Virginia
USA
560
167
-
Spiker (
1981
)
Missouri River; Ohio River
USA
~3700 (1,371,000);
1570 (490,000)
283-308
-
McKnight et al. (
2001
)
Mississippi River; and Atchafalaya River
28-29ºN
~3734 (3,267,000);
220 (7,600)
275-446
-
Wang et al. (
2004
)
Delaware, Eel, and Mississippi River
USA
~480 (36,500); 300
(9,500); -
214, 80, 181
-
Repeta et al. (
2002
)
3 Rivers (Shark, Broad and Caloosahatchee)
25-26ºN
-
170-1178
-
Zanardi-Lamardo et al.
(
2004
)
2 Rivers (Flathead and Kootenai), Montana (n
=
2) Canada, USA
~250 (22,700); 780
(50,000)
40-667
-
Perry and Perry (
1991
)
Yukon River
Canada, Alaska
~3185 (800,000)
508-2835
-
Guéguen et al. (
2006
)
Rivers, South-central Ontario
Canada
-
258-900
-
Wu et al. (
2005
)
Mackenzie River, Arctic region
Canada
~1700 (1,810)
312-576
-
Osburn et al. (
2009
)
Lakes, Wetlands and Swamps
:
Asia
Lake Biwa, Japan
30-35ºN
(3,174)
88-183 (2.5-20 m)76-101
(40-80 m)
Mostofa et al. (
2005a
),
Sugiyama et al. (
2004
)
Lake Ashino, Japan (A1 and A2)
Japan
-
99-111 (0-10 m)
74-84 (30-38 m) Sugiyama et al. (
2004
)
Lake Ikeda, Japan ((I1 and I2)
Japan
-
101-112 (0-10 m) 55-56 (200-
233 m)
Sugiyama et al. (
2004
)
Lake Suwa, Japan (Center)
Japan
-
142-216 (0 m)
-
Sugiyama et al. (
2004
)
Lake Inawashiro, Japan
Japan
-
42-47 (0-10 m)
26 (70 m)
Sugiyama et al. (
2004
)
Lake Hongfeng & Lake Baihua, China
26ºN
-
169-330 (0-8 m)
161-194
(20-25 m)
Fu et al. (
2010
)
