Plastics and other artificial materials pose new risks to health of the ocean. Anthropogenic
debris travels across large distances and is ubiquitous in the water and on the shorelines …

Despite the importance of remote detection of marine debris, nearly all published studies are
focused on either controlled experiments, or Sentinel-2 data with mixed band resolutions …

This baseline reports scientific evidence of marine litter items embedded in the dune volume
at two study sites on the North Atlantic Portuguese coast. We described how stranded litter …

The threats posed by floating marine macro-litter (FMML) of anthropogenic origin to the
marine fauna, and marine ecosystems in general, are universally recognized. Dedicated …

Macroplastics are the primary contributor to riverine plastic pollution by mass, posing a wide
range of serious threats for riverine systems, from adversely affecting various life forms …

Sustained observations are required to determine the marine plastic debris mass balance
and to support effective policy for planning remedial action. However, observations currently …

Plastic debris in the global ocean is considered an important issue with severe implications
for human health and marine ecosystems. Here, we exploited high-resolution multispectral …

Hyperspectral PRISMA images are new and have not yet been evaluated for their ability to
detect marine plastic litter. The hyperspectral PRISMA images have a fine spectral …

Plastics and spilled oil pose a critical threat to marine life and human health. As a result of
wind forcing and wave motions, theoretical and laboratory studies predict very strong …

Stranded marine debris (MD) has become a hot topic on Bali Island because it threatens
coastal tourism sustainability. This study aims to investigate the spatiotemporal abundance …