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Earth Science

D-Index
35
Citations
4297
World Ranking
7671
National Ranking
488

Best Publications

  • Variation of Riverine Material Loads and Environmental Consequences on the Changjiang (Yangtze) Estuary in Recent Decades (1955−2008)†

    Zhijun Dai;Jinzhou Du;Xiaoling Zhang;Ni Su

  • Runoff characteristics of the Changjiang River during 2006: Effect of extreme drought and the impounding of the Three Gorges Dam

    Zhijun Dai;Jinzhou Du;Jiufa Li;Weihua Li

  • Determination of Ni(II) uptake mechanisms on mordenite surfaces: A combined macroscopic and microscopic approach

    Shitong Yang;Guodong Sheng;Xiaoli Tan;Jun Hu

  • Linkage between Three Gorges Dam impacts and the dramatic recessions in China's largest freshwater lake, Poyang Lake.

    Xuefei Mei;Zhijun Dai;Jinzhou Du;Jiyu Chen

  • Submarine Groundwater Discharge‐Derived Carbon Fluxes in Mangroves: An Important Component of Blue Carbon Budgets?

    Xiaogang Chen;Fenfen Zhang;Yanling Lao;Xilong Wang

  • Using radium isotopes to estimate the residence time and the contribution of submarine groundwater discharge (SGD) in the Changjiang effluent plume, East China Sea

    Hequan Gu;Willard S. Moore;Lei Zhang;Jinzhou Du

  • An examination of groundwater discharge and the associated nutrient fluxes into the estuaries of eastern Hainan Island, China using 226Ra.

    Ni Su;Jinzhou Du;Willard S. Moore;Sumei Liu

  • Concentration-dependent mobility, retardation, and speciation of iodine in surface sediment from the Savannah River Site.

    S. Zhang;J. Du;C. Xu;K. A. Schwehr

  • Use of 7Be, 210Pb and 137Cs tracers to the transport of surface sediments of the Changjiang Estuary, China

    Jinzhou Du;Yunfeng Wu;Dekun Huang;Jing Zhang

  • An estimation of nutrient fluxes via submarine groundwater discharge into the Sanggou Bay—A typical multi-species culture ecosystem in China

    Xilong Wang;Jinzhou Du;Tao Ji;Tingyu Wen

  • Ra Tracer‐Based Study of Submarine Groundwater Discharge and Associated Nutrient Fluxes into the Bohai Sea, China: A Highly Human‐Affected Marginal Sea

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  • Submarine groundwater discharge and associated nutrient fluxes into the <scp>S</scp>outhern <scp>Y</scp>ellow <scp>S</scp>ea: A case study for semi‐enclosed and oligotrophic seas‐implication for green tide bloom

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  • Nutrient inputs to a Lagoon through submarine groundwater discharge: The case of Laoye Lagoon, Hainan, China

    Tao Ji;Jinzhou Du;Willard S. Moore;Guosen Zhang

  • Submarine Groundwater‐Borne Nutrients in a Tropical Bay (Maowei Sea, China) and Their Impacts on the Oyster Aquaculture

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  • Chemical characterization of humic substances isolated from mangrove swamp sediments: The Qinglan area of Hainan Island, China

    Yaoling Zhang;Jinzhou Du;Fenfen Zhang;Yihua Yu

  • Mobile mud dynamics in the East China Sea elucidated using 210Pb, 137Cs, 7Be, and 234Th as tracers

    Jinlong Wang;Jinzhou Du;Mark Baskaran;Jing Zhang

  • Nutrient input through submarine groundwater discharge in two major Chinese estuaries: the Pearl River Estuary and the Changjiang River Estuary

    Jianan Liu;Jinzhou Du;Ying Wu;Sumei Liu

  • Deposition patterns of atmospheric 7Be and 210Pb in coast of East China Sea, Shanghai, China

    Jinzhou Du;Jing Zhang;Yunfeng Wu

  • Assessment of extreme drought and human interference on baseflow of the Yangtze River

    Zhi-Jun Dai;Zhi-Jun Dai;Ao Chu;Ao Chu;Jin-Zhou Du;Marcel Stive

  • Alkalinity export to the ocean is a major carbon sequestration mechanism in a macrotidal saltmarsh

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