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)
Lake Ponds, (WangHua and TLH), North-east
China (n
=
2)
China
-
2075-3152
-
Mostofa KMG et al.,
(unpublished data)
Lake Fuxian, China
24ºN
-
116
95-100
(50-140 m)
Hayakawa et al. (
2004
)
Lake Xingyun, China
24ºN
-
629-658
-
Hayakawa et al. (
2004
)
8 Lakes (Batu, Tehang, Bunter, Bajawak, Pahewan,
Hampapak, Rengas & Takapan)
Indonesia (10ºN-
10ºS)
-
458-1300
-
Ishikawa et al. (
2006
)
Lake Dapur and Lake Hurung)
Indonesia (10ºN-
10ºS)
-
2042, 4133
-
Ishikawa et al. (
2006
)
Lake Hovsgol, Middle site, Mongolia
50-52ºN
-
85-100
85-90 (50-
200 m)
Hayakawa et al. (
2003
)
Lake shore site toward middle of Lake Hövsgöl,
Mongolia
50-52ºN
-
93-550
-
Hayakawa et al. (
2003
)
Lake Baikal (North, Central & South basin)
51-55ºN
(556,000)
92-142 (0-100 m) 88-105 (500-
1620 m)
Yoshioka et al. (
2002a
,
2007
), Sugiyama et al.
(
2004
)
Lakes, New Zealand (n
=
11)
New Zealand
(3.4-352)
25-833
-
Rae et al. (
2001
)
Swamps, Bang Nara River basin, Thailand
1-10ºN
-
475-10333
-
Yoshioka et al. (
2002b
)
Middle East
Lake Kinnerret
Israel
-
270-485 (0-10 m) 258-368 (38 m)
Annual Report (
2004
)
Latin America
12 Lakes, Barciloche region
Argentina
-
21-222
-
Morris et al. (
1995
)
Lake Barata, Brazil
1ºN
-
420-710
-
Farjalla et al. (
2006
)
Europe
-
-
Lake Great Dun Fell
UK
-
333-3750
-
Worrall et al. (
2004a
)
