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Chromophoric dissolved organic matter (CDOM) is the colored fraction of the dissolved organic carbon (DOC) pool. According to investigations and filed measurements in Lake Honghu, Lake Donghu, Lake Liangzi in September and October of 2007, optical characteristics and spatial distribution of CDOM in these lakes are analyzed. Results show that CDOM absorption coefficient in Lake Honghu is the highest, with the mean value of the CDOM absorption coefficient at 400nm (ag(400)) is 1.45m-1, while the lowest is in Lake Liangzi, with the mean value of the CDOM absorption coefficient at 400nm is 0.68m-1. A significantly positive correlation between CDOM absorption coefficient and suspended sediment concentration is found in Lake Honghu. In Lake Liangzi, CDOM absorption coefficient is positive correlated with chlorophyll concentration, which means CDOM in the lake is mainly contributed by Phytoplankton degradation. The slope (S) in the exponential correlation function does not vary much in Lake Honghu and Lake Donghu. Fulivc acid is the dominated constituent of CDOM in Lake Liangzi, and the absorption coefficient of CDOM vary extremely. There is a negative correlation relationship (-0.9) between S and ag(400) in Lake Liangzi.

Chromophoric dissolved organic matter optical characteristics and spatial distribution in the lakes of the middle reaches of the Yangtze River