Abstract List
My SubmissionsNear-real-time monitoring of global ocean carbon sinkAbstract Accepted
Piyu Ke*, Zhu Liu
#Session 18 - The River-Estuary-Bay Continuum: Unveiling the Carbon and Nitrogen Cycles Under Global Change
Carbon dioxide and methane concentration and emissions from human-impacted inlands water-estuary system in Terengganu Basin (Malaysia)Abstract Accepted
Seng Chee Poh*, Liyang ZHAN, Daryl Jia Jun Lee, Siti Farhain Mohd Ludin, Wei Wen Wong
#Session 18 - The River-Estuary-Bay Continuum: Unveiling the Carbon and Nitrogen Cycles Under Global Change
Closing the carbon budget in an estuarine tidal freshwater marsh: An integration of eddy flux tower, lateral carbon export, and soil carbon accumulation rate.Abstract Accepted
Fang Cao, Hualei Yang*
#Session 18 - The River-Estuary-Bay Continuum: Unveiling the Carbon and Nitrogen Cycles Under Global Change
Canopy Heterogeneity and Drought Drive Interannual Variability in Carbon Source-Sink Periods in Tidal WetlandsAbstract Accepted
Deepak Mishra*, Peter Hawman
#Session 18 - The River-Estuary-Bay Continuum: Unveiling the Carbon and Nitrogen Cycles Under Global Change
Dissolved organic matter (DOM) and nitrogen export from major eastern rivers to coastal waters in China: The spatiotemporal patterns with effects of urbanization and climate changeAbstract Accepted
Weijin (维金) Yan (晏)*, Peipei (培培） Zhang （张）
#Session 18 - The River-Estuary-Bay Continuum: Unveiling the Carbon and Nitrogen Cycles Under Global Change
Effects of acidification on nitrification and associated nitrous oxide emission in estuarine and coastal watersAbstract Accepted
Yanling Zheng*, Lijun Hou, Jie Zhou, Min Liu
#Session 18 - The River-Estuary-Bay Continuum: Unveiling the Carbon and Nitrogen Cycles Under Global Change
A method to determine the Total Nitrogen Emission Limits for Wastewater Treatment Plants Based on the Coastal Water Quality Objectives and Cost-efficient AnalysisAbstract Accepted
Jiayu Peng, Kun Lei*, Weiguang Xiong, Qiaoran Weng
#Session 18 - The River-Estuary-Bay Continuum: Unveiling the Carbon and Nitrogen Cycles Under Global Change
Multi-tracer evidence of hydrology and primary production controls on dissolved organic matter composition and stability in the semi-arid aquatic continuumAbstract Accepted
Mingyu Shao, Zaihua Liu*
#Session 18 - The River-Estuary-Bay Continuum: Unveiling the Carbon and Nitrogen Cycles Under Global Change
Nitrogen cycling and ecoenvironmental implications in estuarine and coastal wetlandsAbstract Accepted
Xiaofei Li*
#Session 18 - The River-Estuary-Bay Continuum: Unveiling the Carbon and Nitrogen Cycles Under Global Change
The rates of pore water exchange and the related carbon fluxes in mangrove in Zhangjiang River Estuary, ChinaAbstract Accepted
Lihui Gu, Weizhen Jiang, Yafei Sun, Pengchun Ma, Qing Li, Guizhi Wang*
#Session 18 - The River-Estuary-Bay Continuum: Unveiling the Carbon and Nitrogen Cycles Under Global Change
Enhancing Near-Shore Water Quality Prediction with Big Data and AIAbstract Accepted
Yi Zheng*
#Session 18 - The River-Estuary-Bay Continuum: Unveiling the Carbon and Nitrogen Cycles Under Global Change
Nitrogen cycling in a subtropical river-estuary-coast continuumAbstract Accepted
Nengwang Chen*
#Session 18 - The River-Estuary-Bay Continuum: Unveiling the Carbon and Nitrogen Cycles Under Global Change
Nitrogen isotope tracing the transformation of riverine dissolved organic nitrogen in semi-enclosed BayAbstract Accepted
Jiping Wang, Yu Xin*
#Session 18 - The River-Estuary-Bay Continuum: Unveiling the Carbon and Nitrogen Cycles Under Global Change
Important Date
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Conference Date
Jan 13
2025
toJan 17
2025
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Sep 27 2024
Draft paper submission deadline
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Feb 17 2025
Registration deadline
Sponsored By
Organized By
Department of Earth Sciences, National Natural Science Foundation of China
Contact Information
- Kejing GU
- xm******@xmu.edu.cn
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