Hydrochemical and isotopic baselines for understanding hydrological processes across Macquarie Island ...

Isotopic and hydrochemical data from lakes provide direct information on catchment response to changing rainfall, evaporation, nutrient cycling, and the health of ecosystems. These techniques have not been widely applied to lakes in the Southern Hemisphere high latitudes, including Southern Ocean Is...

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Main Authors: Meredith, KT, Saunders, KM, McDonough, LK, McGeoch, Melodie
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Online Access:https://dx.doi.org/10.26181/23557728
https://opal.latrobe.edu.au/articles/journal_contribution/Hydrochemical_and_isotopic_baselines_for_understanding_hydrological_processes_across_Macquarie_Island/23557728
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spelling ftdatacite:10.26181/23557728 2024-09-15T18:18:14+00:00 Hydrochemical and isotopic baselines for understanding hydrological processes across Macquarie Island ... Meredith, KT Saunders, KM McDonough, LK McGeoch, Melodie 2023 https://dx.doi.org/10.26181/23557728 https://opal.latrobe.edu.au/articles/journal_contribution/Hydrochemical_and_isotopic_baselines_for_understanding_hydrological_processes_across_Macquarie_Island/23557728 unknown La Trobe Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/legalcode cc-by-4.0 Earth sciences Geochemistry FOS Earth and related environmental sciences Physical geography and environmental geoscience Text Journal contribution ScholarlyArticle article-journal 2023 ftdatacite https://doi.org/10.26181/23557728 2024-08-01T10:40:36Z Isotopic and hydrochemical data from lakes provide direct information on catchment response to changing rainfall, evaporation, nutrient cycling, and the health of ecosystems. These techniques have not been widely applied to lakes in the Southern Hemisphere high latitudes, including Southern Ocean Islands (SOIs) experiencing rapid, significant shifts in climate. Historical work has highlighted the localised nature of geochemical drivers in controlling the hydrochemical evolution of lakes, such as geology, sea spray contribution, vegetation, geographical location, and ice cover extent. The role of groundwater in lake hydrology and hydrochemistry has not been identified until now, and its omission will have major implications for interpreting soil–water–air processes affecting lakes. Here we present the first comprehensive, island-wide hydrochemical and isotopic survey of lakes on a SOI. Forty lakes were examined across Macquarie Island, using comparable methods to identify key environmental processes and their ... Text Macquarie Island Southern Ocean DataCite
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topic Earth sciences
Geochemistry
FOS Earth and related environmental sciences
Physical geography and environmental geoscience
spellingShingle Earth sciences
Geochemistry
FOS Earth and related environmental sciences
Physical geography and environmental geoscience
Meredith, KT
Saunders, KM
McDonough, LK
McGeoch, Melodie
Hydrochemical and isotopic baselines for understanding hydrological processes across Macquarie Island ...
topic_facet Earth sciences
Geochemistry
FOS Earth and related environmental sciences
Physical geography and environmental geoscience
description Isotopic and hydrochemical data from lakes provide direct information on catchment response to changing rainfall, evaporation, nutrient cycling, and the health of ecosystems. These techniques have not been widely applied to lakes in the Southern Hemisphere high latitudes, including Southern Ocean Islands (SOIs) experiencing rapid, significant shifts in climate. Historical work has highlighted the localised nature of geochemical drivers in controlling the hydrochemical evolution of lakes, such as geology, sea spray contribution, vegetation, geographical location, and ice cover extent. The role of groundwater in lake hydrology and hydrochemistry has not been identified until now, and its omission will have major implications for interpreting soil–water–air processes affecting lakes. Here we present the first comprehensive, island-wide hydrochemical and isotopic survey of lakes on a SOI. Forty lakes were examined across Macquarie Island, using comparable methods to identify key environmental processes and their ...
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author Meredith, KT
Saunders, KM
McDonough, LK
McGeoch, Melodie
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McDonough, LK
McGeoch, Melodie
author_sort Meredith, KT
title Hydrochemical and isotopic baselines for understanding hydrological processes across Macquarie Island ...
title_short Hydrochemical and isotopic baselines for understanding hydrological processes across Macquarie Island ...
title_full Hydrochemical and isotopic baselines for understanding hydrological processes across Macquarie Island ...
title_fullStr Hydrochemical and isotopic baselines for understanding hydrological processes across Macquarie Island ...
title_full_unstemmed Hydrochemical and isotopic baselines for understanding hydrological processes across Macquarie Island ...
title_sort hydrochemical and isotopic baselines for understanding hydrological processes across macquarie island ...
publisher La Trobe
publishDate 2023
url https://dx.doi.org/10.26181/23557728
https://opal.latrobe.edu.au/articles/journal_contribution/Hydrochemical_and_isotopic_baselines_for_understanding_hydrological_processes_across_Macquarie_Island/23557728
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