Dissolved organic matter (DOM) is the soluble fraction of natural organic matter (NOM) that plays a significant role in numerous biogeochemical interactions in surface water and groundwater environments. A major portion of Dr. Dee’s research involves investigating DOM source (terrestrial and aquatic sources), seasonal and climate controls (seasons and drought), hydrology (snow-melt and stream-groundwater interactions), and complexation reactions with metals and particulates (colloids and sediment).
Brief summary of DOM components.
Brief summary of spectroscopic methods to characterize DOM.
Brief overview of seasonal effects.
Brief overview of DOM fractionation.
