Saiyidah Munirah Mohd-Shazali , Jafar-Sidik Madihah , Nurzaliah Ali , Chen Cheng-Ann , Robert J.W. Brewin , Md. Suffian Idris , P. Purba Noir
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Surface water samples were collected at 19 stations: upstream of rivers to the river mouth and coastal area during spring tides every month, from June 2018 to July 2019, for 14-months. The distribution of a<sub>CDOM</sub>(440) in the study area is predictable as a signature in a coastal area with a decreasing gradient from the upstream towards coastal water (0.29 ± 0.19 m<sup>−1</sup> to 1.05 ± 0.39 m<sup>−1</sup>). There are increasing spatial patterns of spectral slopes S<sub>275-295</sub> and S<sub>R</sub>. However, S<sub>350-400</sub> and S<sub>300-600</sub> declined spatial gradients from the upstream to coastal water. Thus, S<sub>300-600</sub> indicates a linear relationship between a<sub>CDOM</sub>(440), which unconventional results in coastal water. We suspect this is due to a small coverage of the study site with a distance of 0.5 m intervals of each station. This could be why the S<sub>300-600</sub> had constant values throughout the study area (with no statistical difference between stations). In addition, S<sub>300-600</sub> was merely varied in the stations located at the river mouth and coastal water. Based on the spectral slope ratio (S<sub>R</sub>), most of the stations located in the Darau, Inanam, and Bangka-Bangka rivers had S<sub>R</sub> values less than 1. Hence, CDOM in these stations is a terrestrial-dominated source. 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Dynamics of absorption properties of CDOM and its composition in Likas estuary, North Borneo, Malaysia
Chromophoric Dissolved Organic Matter (CDOM) is a vital water constituent in aquatic ecosystems that contributes to water colour, affects light penetration, and impacts primary production. This study aims to determine the spatial and monsoonal variability of CDOM absorption properties in the Likas estuary, characterise the source of CDOM, and investigate the correlations between CDOM absorption properties and salinity. Likas estuary is a small estuary located in Kota Kinabalu city on the west coast of Sabah, facing the South China Sea. A mangrove ecosystem surrounds it with manufactured structures such as residential areas and public facilities. Surface water samples were collected at 19 stations: upstream of rivers to the river mouth and coastal area during spring tides every month, from June 2018 to July 2019, for 14-months. The distribution of aCDOM(440) in the study area is predictable as a signature in a coastal area with a decreasing gradient from the upstream towards coastal water (0.29 ± 0.19 m−1 to 1.05 ± 0.39 m−1). There are increasing spatial patterns of spectral slopes S275-295 and SR. However, S350-400 and S300-600 declined spatial gradients from the upstream to coastal water. Thus, S300-600 indicates a linear relationship between aCDOM(440), which unconventional results in coastal water. We suspect this is due to a small coverage of the study site with a distance of 0.5 m intervals of each station. This could be why the S300-600 had constant values throughout the study area (with no statistical difference between stations). In addition, S300-600 was merely varied in the stations located at the river mouth and coastal water. Based on the spectral slope ratio (SR), most of the stations located in the Darau, Inanam, and Bangka-Bangka rivers had SR values less than 1. Hence, CDOM in these stations is a terrestrial-dominated source. Therefore, from our observations during the study period, monsoonal variation could alter the source of CDOM in the study area.
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Oceanologia is an international journal that publishes results of original research in the field of marine sciences with emphasis on the European seas.