Numerical models of ocean biogeochemistry are becoming the major tools used to detect
and predict the impact of climate change on marine resources and to monitor ocean health …

Inversion models, in the context of oceanography, relate the observed ocean color to the
concentrations of the different biogeochemical components present in the water of the …

Plankton are fundamental to aquatic ecosystems, forming the base of the marine food web
and playing a crucial role in the global carbon cycle. While the impact of environmental …

Marine ecosystems exist in a noisy and uncertain environment, not governed by
deterministic laws. The development of ecological communities is significantly influenced by …

Chromophoric dissolved organic matter (CDOM) significantly contributes to the non-water
absorption budget in the Mediterranean Sea. The absorption coefficient of CDOM, a CDOM …

The chlorophyll‐specific absorption spectrum of phytoplankton multiplied with phytoplankton
chlorophyll provides the total absorption coefficient of phytoplankton [], a fundamental …

Many boreal lakes have a high content of chromophoric dissolved organic matter (CDOM),
which affects light attenuation and thermal structure of water columns, with poorly known …

In this paper, we investigate the influence of uncertainties in inherent optical properties on
the modelling of radiometric quantities by an ocean radiative transfer model, in particular …

The central role of phytoplankton in our planet's climate system and regulation of many
biogeochemical processes underscores the importance of better understanding, monitoring …

This section describes the specific methods and results of Task 3.2 a" Observability and
controllability analysis". The aim of this subtask is to identify what ecosystem indicators can …