Dominic Vachon

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors performed a series of gas exchange measurements in 12 diverse aquatic systems to develop the direct relationship between near-surface turbulence and gas transfer velocity, and the relationship was log-linear, explained 78% of the variation in instantaneous gas transfer velocities, and was valid over a range of turbulent energy dissipation rates spanning about two orders of magnitude.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors used measurements of gas concentrations and an estimate of gas transfer velocity (k600) usually derived from wind speed to determine air-water diffusive gas flux.

TL;DR: This paper proposes a simple approach to quantify the reservoir GHG footprint in terms of the net changes in GHG fluxes to the atmosphere induced by damming, that is, ‘what the atmosphere sees.’

TL;DR: In this article, Verspagen, van Herk and van Wijk present a collection of essays with the same authors, including a discussion of the role of gender in the relationship between women and women's empowerment.

TL;DR: Given predicted regional increases in intense rain events with climate change, the magnitude and longevity of ecological impacts of these storms will be greater in systems with large catchments relative to lake volume, particularly when significant material is available for transport from the catchment.