Leaf water contains naturally occurring stable isotopes of oxygen and hydrogen in
abundances that vary spatially and temporally. When sufficiently understood, these can be …

The theoretical basis for application of stable isotope mass balance of lakes is described for
a range of climatic situations including low latitude, high latitude, high altitude, continental …

The loss of Arctic sea-ice has been implicated with severe cold and snowy mid-latitude
winters. However, the mechanisms and a direct link remain elusive due to limited …

Studying the evaporation process and its link to the atmospheric circulation is central for a
better understanding of the feedbacks between the surface water components and the …

The deuterium excess is a second-order parameter linking water-stable oxygen and
hydrogen isotopes and has been widely used in hydrological studies. The deuterium excess …

Raindrops interact with water vapour in ambient air while sedimenting from the cloud base
to the ground. They constantly exchange water molecules with the environment and, in sub …

Stable water isotopes are employed as hydrological tracers to quantify the diverse
implications of atmospheric moisture for climate. They are widely used as proxies for …

Stable isotopes (deuterium, 2 H, and oxygen-18, 18 O) of soil water were measured in the
field using a liquid water isotope analyzer (tunable off-axis integrated cavity output …

High-precision analysis of the 17 O/16 O isotope ratio in water and water vapor is of interest
in hydrological, paleoclimate, and atmospheric science applications. Of specific interest is …

Field studies analyzing the stable isotope composition of xylem water are providing
important information on ecosystem water relations. However, the capacity of stable isotopes …