Biogeosciences,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
20(20), P. 4359 - 4376
Published: Oct. 25, 2023
Abstract.
Extreme
climates
affect
the
seasonal
and
interannual
patterns
of
carbon
(C)
distribution
in
lentic
ecosystems
due
to
regimes
river
inflow
thermal
stratification.
Typhoons
rapidly
load
substantial
amounts
terrestrial
C
into
smaller
subtropical
lakes
(i.e.,
Yuan-Yang
Lake
Taiwan,
hereafter
referred
as
YYL),
renewing
mixing
water
column.
We
developed
a
conceptual
dissolved
model
hypothesized
that
allochthonous
loading
intrusion
may
inorganic
(DIC)
organic
(DOC)
distributions
small
lake
under
these
extreme
climates.
A
two-layer
was
explore
how
DIC
DOC
fluxes
respond
typhoon
disturbances
on
timescales
YYL
while
simultaneously
considering
autochthonous
processes
such
algal
photosynthesis,
remineralization,
vertical
transformation.
To
compare
temporal
between
years
(2015–2016)
non-typhoon
(2017–2018),
monthly
field
samples
were
obtained
their
DIC,
DOC,
chlorophyll
(Chl
a)
concentrations
measured.
The
results
demonstrated
net
ecosystem
production
3.14
times
higher
than
years.
These
suggested
most
crucial
driver
variation
because
changes
physical
biochemical
processes,
mineralization,
transportation.
However,
lowered
transportation
rate
shaped
stratification
within
this
lake.
Water Resources Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
60(8)
Published: July 31, 2024
Abstract
Upper
layer
thickness
(mixing
depth)
is
an
essential
parameter
for
estimating
the
dissolved
inorganic
carbon
and
flux
at
water
surface
based
on
their
association
with
vertical
of
carbon.
Previous
studies
quantified
mixing
depth
without
SAV
meadow
or
penetration
in
stratification
wind
stress.
However,
related
to
interaction
submerged
aquatic
vegetations
(SAVs),
stratification,
stress
has
yet
be
previous
studies.
Our
study
first
quantify
theoretical
SAVs
according
stress,
height,
drag
coefficient.
Theoretical
was
from
modeled
temperature
profile,
profile
horizontal
velocity,
gradient
Richardson
number
(
Ri
g,veg
).
We
found
that
a
100
demonstrated
good
agreement
numerical
results
average,
estimated
this
h
U
,this
)
showing
high
applicability
observations
Komuke
Lagoon.
Moreover,
increased
increasing
decreasing
coefficient
height.
Further,
we
meadows
could
divided
into
four
hydrodynamic
regimes:
non‐vegetated
layers,
upper
vegetated
thermoclines,
benthic
boundary
layers.
findings
help
us
estimate
complicated
simulation
understand
flow
SAV,
stratification.
Biogeosciences,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
20(20), P. 4359 - 4376
Published: Oct. 25, 2023
Abstract.
Extreme
climates
affect
the
seasonal
and
interannual
patterns
of
carbon
(C)
distribution
in
lentic
ecosystems
due
to
regimes
river
inflow
thermal
stratification.
Typhoons
rapidly
load
substantial
amounts
terrestrial
C
into
smaller
subtropical
lakes
(i.e.,
Yuan-Yang
Lake
Taiwan,
hereafter
referred
as
YYL),
renewing
mixing
water
column.
We
developed
a
conceptual
dissolved
model
hypothesized
that
allochthonous
loading
intrusion
may
inorganic
(DIC)
organic
(DOC)
distributions
small
lake
under
these
extreme
climates.
A
two-layer
was
explore
how
DIC
DOC
fluxes
respond
typhoon
disturbances
on
timescales
YYL
while
simultaneously
considering
autochthonous
processes
such
algal
photosynthesis,
remineralization,
vertical
transformation.
To
compare
temporal
between
years
(2015–2016)
non-typhoon
(2017–2018),
monthly
field
samples
were
obtained
their
DIC,
DOC,
chlorophyll
(Chl
a)
concentrations
measured.
The
results
demonstrated
net
ecosystem
production
3.14
times
higher
than
years.
These
suggested
most
crucial
driver
variation
because
changes
physical
biochemical
processes,
mineralization,
transportation.
However,
lowered
transportation
rate
shaped
stratification
within
this
lake.