The spectral distribution and attenuation of underwater irradiance in Tasmanian inland waters
@inproceedings{Bowling1986TheSD, title={The spectral distribution and attenuation of underwater irradiance in Tasmanian inland waters}, author={Lee C. Bowling and M. S. Steane and Peter Alfred Tyler}, year={1986} }
SUMMARY. 1. Measurements were made of the attenuation and spectral distribution of downwelling and upwelling photosynthetically-available radiation (PAR) in all the principal types of natural waters found in Tasmania.
2. Most lakes in the State are clear and non-turbid, with water itself and the low concentrations of gilvin being the principal determinants of the green underwater light climate. Many others are deeply coloured by dissolved and colloidal organic material (gilvin, gelbstoff… CONTINUE READING
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