Project DOC

Chemical and carbon isotopic evidence for the source and fate of dissolved organic matter in the northern Everglades

Surface waters in the Florida Everglades contain high levels of dissolved organic carbon (DOC) compounds. C values of DOC samples collected from the northern Everglades indicate that less than about 23% of the DOC was derived from sugarcane (the dominant agricultural crop in the area), and the amount of DOC from sugarcane was greater during the dry period. Most of the DOC (> 50%) in the norther...

GRATEFUL MED-LOANSOME DOC outreach project in central Pennsylvania.

The Geisinger Medical Center Library implemented a GRATEFUL MED outreach project in rural north-central Pennsylvania directed at providing physicians access to current medical literature. A total of 1,327 physicians affiliated with twenty-three hospitals practice in a thirteen-county area the size of the state of New Jersey. Of these hospitals, only four have hospital libraries, which vary in s...

Faculty of Mathematics , Physics and Informatics Richard Královič Broadcasting with Dynamic Faults PhD project advisor : doc . RNDr . Pavol Ďurǐs , CSc Bratislava March 2006

Project DOC: its Methodological Basis

Dictionary on Computer~ hereafter DOC, is part of an overall effort to harness an on-line computer for phono-logical research. For certain problems the linguist finds it necessary to organize large amounts of data, or to perform rather involved logical tasks-such as checking out a body of rules with intricate ordering relations. In these situations a computer can be invaluable in that it forces...

Role of ultraviolet-B radiation on photochemical and microbial oxygen consumption in a humic-rich shallow lake

In a humic-rich, Shallow lake (Lake Neusicdl), the seasonal dynamics of the humic and the nonhumic dissolved organic carbon (DOC) were investigated and the photochemical oxygen consumption rates of these DOC fractions exposed to surface solar radiation levels were compared with that of the bulk DOC and bacterial respiration. Furthermore, bacterial utilization of the humic, nonhumic, and bulk DO...