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Research into the elucidation of Natural Organic Matter (NOM) character in surface waters and the link to NOM removal is concentrated to Europe and North America, with limited research conducted on the vastly differing climatic and ecological conditions of Australia. This study utilizes dissolved organic carbon, rapid resin fractionation, liquid chromatography with organic carbon detection and zeta potential measurement techniques to characterize NOM from a riverine, transitional and lacustrine site of an Australian drinking water catchment. The results are compared to similar American, Canadian and French drinking water sources. The robustness of the characterization techniques as an indicator for NOM treatability can be established through application to surface waters of differing geographical regions. Future studies should aim to concurrently characterize NOM character and treatability across a multitude of surface waters in varying geographical locations.

Tracking Changes in Natural Organic Matter Character in an Australian Drinking Water Catchment