Marine colored dissolved organic matter (CDOM)(also gilvin or yellow substance) absorbs
light at an exponentially decreasing rate as a function of wavelength. From 410 nm to about …

Monthly climatologies of near‐surface phytoplankton pigment concentration and sea surface
temperature (SST) were derived for the Gulf of Mexico from multiyear series of coastal zone …

Optical oceanography was initially developed as a specific, somewhat isolated part of
physical oceanography. More or less independently, a few marine biologists and ecologists …

We have constructed a computer model that attempts to predict which pairs of rhodopsins
are most suitable for making various luminosity and chromaticity discriminations in green …

Optical measurements from an untended mooring provide high‐frequency observations of in‐
water optical properties and permit the continuous estimation of important biological …

Photochemical processes in natural waters are reviewed, and rate equations and types of
photoreactions that occur are briefly outlined. Various direct and indirect photoreactions of …

The role of photolysis as a pretreatment process was examined for the biological
degradation of trichlorobenzenes (TCBs), namely 1, 2, 3-, 1, 2, 4-and 1, 3, 5 …

Variability in optical properties across the gulf of Alaska CNRS Inist Pascal-Francis CNRS
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