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Lim, Dhong Il (임동일)
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Library of Marine Samples (해양시료도서관)
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Marine Geochemistry, Paleoceanography, Marine Pollution, 해양지화학, 고해양학, 해양오염학

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ArticleA Comprehensive Investigation of Coastal and Shelf Sediment Sources in the South Sea of Korea: A Marginal Sea of the Northwestern PacificSCIESCOPUSKCI

Ocean Science Journal, v.58, no.4, pp.28 - 28, 2023

ArticleA 350-year multiproxy record of climate-driven environmental shifts in the Amundsen Sea Polynya, AntarcticaSCIESCOPUS

GLOBAL AND PLANETARY CHANGE, v.205, 2021

ArticleZoning of coastal environments based on sediment textural and geochemical characteristics and their major oceanographic constraints: A case study in South KoreaSCIESCOPUS

JOURNAL OF ASIAN EARTH SCIENCES, v.218, 2021

ArticleSedimentary Organic Carbon Budget Across the Slope to the Basin in the Southwestern Ulleung (Tsushima) Basin of the East (Japan) SeaSCIESCOPUS

JOURNAL OF GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH-BIOGEOSCIENCES, v.124, no.9, pp.2804 - 2822, 2019

ArticleSedimentary mercury (Hg) in the marginal seas adjacent to Chinese high-Hg emissions: Source-to-sink, mass inventory, and accumulation historySCIESCOPUS

MARINE POLLUTION BULLETIN, v.128, pp.428 - 437, 2018

ArticleDecadal-scale variations of sedimentary dinoflagellate cyst records from the Yellow Sea over the last 400 yearsSCIESCOPUS

ESTUARINE COASTAL AND SHELF SCIENCE, v.200, pp.91 - 98, 2018

ArticleWidespread Anthropogenic Nitrogen in Northwestern Pacific Ocean SedimentSCIESCOPUS

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY, v.51, no.11, pp.6044 - 6052, 2017

ArticleSecondary grain-size effects on Li and Cs concentrations and appropriate normalization procedures for coastal sedimentsSCIESCOPUS

ESTUARINE COASTAL AND SHELF SCIENCE, v.175, pp.57 - 61, 2016

ArticleDiscrimination of sediment provenance in the Yellow Sea: Secondary grain-size effect and REE proxySCIESCOPUS

JOURNAL OF ASIAN EARTH SCIENCES, v.123, pp.78 - 84, 2016

ArticleQuantitative compensation of grain-size effects in elemental concentration: A Korean coastal sediments case studySCIESCOPUS

ESTUARINE COASTAL AND SHELF SCIENCE, v.151, pp.69 - 77, 2014

ArticleSource- and region-specific distribution of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in sediments from Jinhae Bay, KoreaSCIESCOPUS

SCIENCE OF THE TOTAL ENVIRONMENT, v.470, pp.1485 - 1493, 2014

ArticleDistribution of dinoflagellate cysts in Yellow Sea sedimentsSCIESCOPUS

ACTA OCEANOLOGICA SINICA, v.32, no.9, pp.91 - 98, 2013

ArticleMultielement geochemistry of offshore sediments in the southeastern Yellow Sea and implications for sediment origin and dispersalSCIESCOPUS

QUATERNARY INTERNATIONAL, v.298, pp.196 - 206, 2013

ArticleDinoflagellate cyst assemblages from the northern shelf sediments of the East China Sea: An indicator of marine productivitySCIESCOPUS

MARINE MICROPALEONTOLOGY, v.96-97, pp.75 - 83, 2012

ArticleSedimentary records of metal contamination and eutrophication in Jinhae-Masan Bay, KoreaSCIESCOPUS

MARINE POLLUTION BULLETIN, v.64, no.11, pp.2542 - 2548, 2012

ArticleDinoflagellate cyst production and flux in Gamak Bay, Korea: A sediment trap studySCIESCOPUS

MARINE MICROPALEONTOLOGY, v.94-95, pp.72 - 79, 2012

ArticleRare earth element compositions of core sediments from the shelf of the South Sea, Korea: Their controls and originsSCIESCOPUS

CONTINENTAL SHELF RESEARCH, v.48, pp.75 - 86, 2012

ArticlePaleoceanographic changes in the Ulleung Basin, East (Japan) Sea, during the last 20,000 years: Evidence from variations in element composition of core sedimentsSCIESCOPUS

PROGRESS IN OCEANOGRAPHY, v.88, no.1-4, pp.101 - 115, 2011

ArticleDinoflagellate Cysts in Coastal Sediments as Indicators of Eutrophication: A Case of Gwangyang Bay, South Sea of KoreaSCIESCOPUS

ESTUARIES AND COASTS, v.32, no.6, pp.1225 - 1233, 2009

ArticleRare earth elements in bottom sediments of major rivers around the Yellow Sea: implications for sediment provenanceSCIESCOPUS

GEO-MARINE LETTERS, v.29, no.5, pp.291 - 300, 2009

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