Freshwater resources are facing increasing challenges to water quality, due to factors such
as population growth, human activities, climate change, and various human-made …

The simultaneous remote estimation of biogeochemical parameters (BPs) and inherent
optical properties (IOPs) from hyperspectral satellite imagery of globally distributed optically …

Coastal lagoons are transitional ecosystems with complex spatial and temporal variability.
Remote sensing tools are essential for monitoring and unveiling their variability. Turbidity is …

Since remote sensing of ocean colour began in 1978, several ocean-colour sensors have
been launched to measure ocean properties. These measures have been applied to study …

Abstract Todos Santos Bay (TSB) is located on the northeastern coast of the Baja California
peninsula in Mexico. Algal blooms dominated by dinoflagellates in TSB are recurrent and …

Abstract Satellite Image Time Series are becoming increasingly available and will continue
to do so in the coming years thanks to the launch of space missions which aim to provide a …

While primary productivity is more stable in oceanic regions, it may vary to a great extent
with the proximity to coasts, where mesoscale processes may intertwine and shape …

Quantification of the horizontal patterns of phytoplankton and the distribution of suspended
particles across the sea's surface has been greatly improved by traditional passive oceanic …

Harmful algal bloom (HAB) events in front of Pisco River, inside Paracas Bay and Lagunillas
inlet on the southern coast of Peru was identified from a satellite index (IOP ifa) generated …

Ocean color is the result of absorption and scattering, as light interacts with the water and
the optically active constituents. The measurement of ocean color changes enables …