This chapter aims to discuss the minimum set of key properties that describe nanoparticles
(NPs) in aquatic environments, and to review suitable analysis and characterization …

The effects of particle fields including bubbles on the optical volume scattering function
(VSF) were investigated in the surf zone off Scripps Pier as part of an ongoing effort to better …

Light‐scattering attributes of minerogenic particles in a reservoir, where these particles
dominate over a wide range of light‐scattering levels, were characterized by an individual …

The role of suspended minerogenic particles in light scattering in eastern Lake Superior and
Keweenaw Bay (11 sites) during July of 2006 was evaluated with an individual particle …

Suspended particulate matter (SPM) is a key component regulating the biogeochemistry of
natural and contaminant moieties in estuaries. Individual particle analyses can complement …

Many chlorophyll-a (Chl-a) remote sensing estimation algorithms have been developed for
inland water, and they are proposed always based on some ideal assumptions, which are …

Recent studies have indicated that potential future climate change may lead to changes in
the timing and quantity of snowpack accumulation and winter (November to April) …

Light-scattering attributes of minerogenic particles from the upper waters of Lake Ontario,
collected lake-wide from pelagic waters in late 2007 summer and early 2008 spring cruises …

The role of minerogenic particles in light scattering in several lakes and a river (total of ten
sites) in central New York, which represent a robust range of scattering conditions, was …

Temporal patterns and inter-system differences in the attenuation coefficient for scalar
irradiance (K s), Secchi disc transparency (SD), several measures of tripton, and chlorophyll …