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Most cited papers from Upstate Freshwater Institute

Upstate Freshwater Institute

What are the most cited papers from Upstate Freshwater Institute?

The most cited paper from Upstate Freshwater Institute is "Robust algorithm for estimating total suspended solids (TSS) in inland and nearshore coastal waters" (Sundarabalan V. Balasubramanian, Nima Pahlevan, Brandon Smith et al., 2020), with 260 citations. Next come "Ecosystem respiration: Drivers of daily variability and background respiration in lakes around the globe" (257) and "The Saccharomyces cerevisiae histone H2A variant Htz1 is acetylated by NuA4" (244).

Showing 50 of 60 papers. Every paper with more than 39 citations is listed.

Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
#Paper
1 Robust algorithm for estimating total suspended solids (TSS) in inland and nearshore coastal waters Sundarabalan V. Balasubramanian, Nima Pahlevan, Brandon Smith et al. · Remote Sensing of Environment Open access 27 May 2020 260
2 Ecosystem respiration: Drivers of daily variability and background respiration in lakes around the globe Christopher T. Solomon et al. · Limnology and Oceanography Open access May 2013 257
3 The Saccharomyces cerevisiae histone H2A variant Htz1 is acetylated by NuA4 Michael‐Christopher Keogh, Thomas A. Mennella, Chika Sawa et al. · Genes & Development Open access 15 Mar 2006 244
4 MERIS satellite chlorophyll mapping of oligotrophic and eutrophic waters in the Laurentian Great Lakes Herman J. Gons, Martin Auer, Steven W. Effler · Remote Sensing of Environment 14 Sep 2008 227
5 Landsat 8 remote sensing reflectance (Rrs) products: Evaluations, intercomparisons, and enhancements Nima Pahlevan, John R. Schott, Bryan A. Franz et al. · Remote Sensing of Environment Open access 10 Jan 2017 160
6 Remotely estimating total suspended solids concentration in clear to extremely turbid waters using a novel semi-analytical method Dalin Jiang, Bunkei Matsushita, Nima Pahlevan et al. · Remote Sensing of Environment Open access 14 Mar 2021 126
7 Seasonality in phosphorus release rates from the sediments of a hypereutrophic lake under a matrix of pH and redox conditions Michael R. Penn, Martin Auer, Susan M. Doerr et al. · Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences May 2000 120
8 Ecosystem Effects of a Tropical Cyclone on a Network of Lakes in Northeastern North America Jennifer L. Klug, David C. Richardson, Holly A. Ewing et al. · Environmental Science & Technology Open access 27 Sep 2012 119
9 Combating cyanobacterial proliferation by avoiding or treating inflows with high P load—experiences from eight case studies Jutta Fastner, Sally E. B. Abella, Arni H. Litt et al. · Aquatic Ecology Open access 23 Dec 2015 114
10 Robust approach to directly measuring water-leaving radiance in the field Zhongping Lee, Nima Pahlevan, Yu-Hwan Ahn et al. · Applied Optics 6 Mar 2013 103
11 Partitioning Light Attenuation in an Acidic Lake Steven W. Effler, Gary C. Schafran, Charles T. Driscoll · Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences Nov 1985 98
12 Fluid resuscitation in acute pancreatitis Aakash Aggarwal · World Journal of Gastroenterology Open access 2014 91
13 Seasonal variability in the Mercury speciation of Onondaga Lake (New York) StevenW. Effler, N. S. Bloom · Water Air & Soil Pollution Oct 1990 88
14 Evidence for Regulation of Monomethyl Mercury by Nitrate in a Seasonally Stratified, Eutrophic Lake Svetoslava G. Todorova, Charles T. Driscoll, David A. Matthews et al. · Environmental Science & Technology 20 Jul 2009 80
15 Modeling fecal coliform bacteria—II. Model development and application Raymond P. Canale, Martin Auer, Emmet M. Owens et al. · Water Research Apr 1993 78
16 Whole-lake nitrate addition for control of methylmercury in mercury-contaminated Onondaga Lake, NY David A. Matthews, David B. Babcock, John G. Nolan et al. · Environmental Research 17 May 2013 77
17 THE CONCEPT OF TRANSFERENCE. THOMAS S. SZASZ · PubMed Oct 1963 74
18 Particulate and optical properties during CaCO3 precipitation in Otisco Lake1 Alan Weidemann, T. T. Bannister, Steven W. Effler et al. · Limnology and Oceanography Open access Sep 1985 72
19 Long‐term changes in the areal hypolimnetic oxygen deficit (AHOD) of Onondaga Lake: Evidence of sediment feedback David A. Matthews, Steven W. Effler · Limnology and Oceanography 2006 72
20 Secchi Disc Transparency and Turbidity Steven W. Effler · Journal of Environmental Engineering Dec 1988 72
21 The Great Lakes Cladophora Model: Development, testing, and application to Lake Michigan Lisa M. Tomlinson, Martin Auer, Harvey A. Bootsma et al. · Journal of Great Lakes Research 15 Apr 2010 62
22 Measurement and verification of rates of sediment phosphorus release for a hypereutrophic urban lake Martin Auer, Ned A. Johnson, Michael R. Penn et al. Conference paper 1993 62
23 The impact of a chlor-alkali plant on Onondaga Lake and adjoining systems Steven W. Effler · Water Air & Soil Pollution Mar 1987 61
24 Chloride model for polluted onondaga lake Susan M. Doerr · Water Research Apr 1994 56
25 Factors affecting storm event turbidity in a New York City water supply stream Rajith Mukundan, Donald C. Pierson, Eliot M. Schneiderman et al. · CATENA 6 Mar 2013 55
26 Metabolic rate estimates for a eutrophic lake from diel dissolved oxygen signals Rakesh K. Gelda, Steven W. Effler · Hydrobiologia Oct 2002 55
27 Organic Micropollutants in New York Lakes: A Statewide Citizen Science Occurrence Study Shiru Wang, Monica Matt, Bethany L. Murphy et al. · Environmental Science & Technology 16 Oct 2020 53
28 Limnological and Loading Information and a Phosphorus Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) Analysis for Onondaga Lake Steven W. Effler, Susan M. O’Donnell, David A. Matthews et al. · Lake and Reservoir Management Open access Jun 2002 52
29 Onondaga Lake, New York: Legacy of Pollution Steven W. Effler, R. D. Hennigan · Lake and Reservoir Management Open access Mar 1996 52
30 Phosphorus deposition from the epilimnion of Onondaga Lake1 Martin C. Wodka, Steven W. Effler, Charles T. Driscoll · Limnology and Oceanography Jul 1985 51
31 Modeling Turbidity in a Water Supply Reservoir: Advancements and Issues Rakesh K. Gelda, Steven W. Effler · Journal of Environmental Engineering 19 Jan 2007 51
32 Supply of phosphorus to the water column of a productive hardwater lake: controlling mechanisms and management considerations Charles T. Driscoll, Steven W. Effler, Martin Auer et al. · Hydrobiologia Mar 1993 50
33 CHANGES IN STRATIFICATION IN ONONDAGA LAJKE, NEW YORK1 Emmet M. Owens, Steven W. Effler · JAWRA Journal of the American Water Resources Association Jun 1989 50
34 Spectral band adjustments for remote sensing reflectance spectra in coastal/inland waters Nima Pahlevan, Brandon Smith, Caren E. Binding et al. · Optics Express Open access 3 Nov 2017 48
35 Suspended minerogenic particles in a reservoir: Light‐scattering features from individual particle analysis Feng Peng, Steven W. Effler · Limnology and Oceanography 2007 48
36 Attenuation versus Transparency Steve W. Effler · Journal of Environmental Engineering Aug 1985 48
37 Assessment of Long-term Trends in the Oxygen Resources of a Recovering Urban Lake, Onondaga Lake, New York David A. Matthews, Steven W. Effler · Lake and Reservoir Management Open access Mar 2006 48
38 Light-absorbing components in Lake Superior Steven W. Effler, MaryGail Perkins, Feng Peng et al. · Journal of Great Lakes Research 7 Sep 2010 46
39 A Limnological Analysis of Cannonsville Reservoir, NY Steven W. Effler, Andrew P. Bader · Lake and Reservoir Management Open access Sep 1998 46
40 Depletion of epilimnetic oxygen and accumulation of hydrogen sulfide in the hypolimnion of Onondaga Lake, NY, U.S.A. Steven W. Effler, John P. Hassett, Martin Auer et al. · Water Air & Soil Pollution May 1988 46
41 Characterizations of minerogenic particles in support of modeling light scattering in Lake Superior through a two‐component approach Feng Peng, Steve W. Effler, David O' Donnell et al. · Limnology and Oceanography Open access Jun 2009 45
42 Development and Testing of a Dissolved Oxygen Model for a Hypereutrophic Lake Rakesh K. Gelda, Martin Auer · Lake and Reservoir Management Open access Mar 1996 45
43 Diffusivity‐Based Flux of Phosphorus in Onondaga Lake Martin C. Wodka, Steven W. Effler, Charles T. Driscoll et al. · Journal of Environmental Engineering Dec 1983 45
44 Calcium chemistry and deposition in ionically enriched Onondaga Lake, New York Steven W. Effler, Charles T. Driscoll · Environmental Science & Technology Aug 1985 44
45 Calibration, Verification, and an Application of a Two-Dimensional Hydrothermal Model [CE-QUAL-W2(t)] for Cannonsville Reservoir Rakesh K. Gelda, Emmet M. Owens, Steven W. Effler · Lake and Reservoir Management Open access Sep 1998 44
46 Role of minerogenic particles in light scattering in lakes and a river in central New York Feng Peng, Steven W. Effler, David M. O’Donnell et al. · Applied Optics 7 Sep 2007 44
47 Optical characterizations and pursuit of optical closure for the western basin of Lake Erie through in situ measurements David M. O’Donnell, Steven W. Effler, Christopher M. Strait et al. · Journal of Great Lakes Research Open access 19 Sep 2010 43
48 Coupling Suspect and Nontarget Screening with Mass Balance Modeling to Characterize Organic Micropollutants in the Onondaga Lake–Three Rivers System Shiru Wang, MaryGail Perkins, David A. Matthews et al. · Environmental Science & Technology Open access 3 Nov 2021 42
49 Pollutant Sources, Depositional Environment, and the Surficial Sediments of Onondaga Lake, New York Martin Auer, Ned A. Johnson, Michael R. Penn et al. · Journal of Environmental Quality 1996 42
50 CALCIUM CARBONATE PRECIPITATION AND TURBIDITY MEASUREMENTS IN OTISCO LAKE, NEW YORK1 Steven W. Effler, David L. Johnson · JAWRA Journal of the American Water Resources Association Feb 1987 41

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