Stream Catchment Interaction Controlling DOC Concentration and Composition under Varying Flow Regimes in Rocky Mountain Streams
落基山溪流不同流态下溪流流域相互作用控制 DOC 浓度和组成
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- 批准号:9628368
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- 金额:$ 30万
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- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Standard Grant
- 财政年份:1996
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:1996-09-01 至 2001-08-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
9628368 Hornberger In many catchment-stream systems, the concentration and composition of dissolved organic material (DOM) is a critical water quality characteristic. Examples of processes controlled by DOM interactions are: 1) complexation of trace metals by the humic fractions of DOM which control both trace metal transport and bioavailibility; 2) enhancement of the solubility of hydrophobic organic contaminants; 3) formation of trihalomethanes in drinking water as a result of interactions between Chlorine and components of the DOM during water treatment; and 4) absorption of visible and UV radiation by DOM and generation of photoproducts. The DOM also can have indirect effects on water quality by influencing internal processes of aquatic ecosystems, e.g., photosynthesis and heterotrophic activity. In this proposal, we advance a plan of study to investigate in-stream processes and their interaction with catchment processes in determining the spatial and temporal patterns of quantity and quality of DOC in streams in the Rocky Mountains. The research tasks will include experimental additions of DOC-enriched water to stream segments to quantify interactions in the hyporheic zone, field monitoring to deermine synoptic spatial patterns along stream channels and in hillslope lysimeters of amounts and composition of DOC, and the extension of mathematical models to interpret the results. Studies of the in-stream processes will include continuing assessment of the roles of near-stream and catchment-scale processes.
在许多集水系中,溶解有机物(DOM)的浓度和组成是一个关键的水质特征。DOM相互作用控制的过程有:1)DOM腐殖质组分对微量金属的络合作用,它控制着微量金属的运输和生物利用度;2)增强疏水性有机污染物的溶解度;3)水处理过程中氯与DOM组分相互作用,在饮用水中形成三卤甲烷;4) DOM吸收可见光和紫外线并产生光产物。DOM还可以通过影响水生生态系统的内部过程,如光合作用和异养活动,对水质产生间接影响。在本文中,我们提出了一项研究计划,旨在研究流内过程及其与流域过程的相互作用,以确定落基山脉河流中DOC的数量和质量的时空格局。研究任务将包括实验添加富DOC的水到河流段,以量化在潜流带中的相互作用,实地监测以确定沿河流通道和山坡溶渗仪中DOC的数量和组成的天气空间格局,以及扩展数学模型以解释结果。对流内过程的研究将包括继续评估近流和流域尺度过程的作用。
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