The extent of flood plume water over a 10year period was mapped using quasi-true colour
imagery and used to calculate long-term frequency of occurrence of the plumes. The …

Optical remote-sensing data are a powerful source of information for monitoring the coastal
environment. Due to the high complexity of coastal environments, where different natural …

Abstract Knowledge of stormwater river plume dynamics is important for the management of
lake water quality because river discharge associated with rainstorms can be a major source …

Coastal plumes, which carry run-off from land, influence the circulation patterns and ecology
of nearby coastal areas, causing eutrophication, turbidity, and spread of harmful pollutants …

Satellite ocean color images were used to determine the space-time variability of the
Amazon River plume from 2000–2004. The relationship between sea-surface salinity (SSS) …

Riverine freshwater plumes are the major transport mechanism for nutrients, sediments and
pollutants into the Great Barrier Reef (GBR) lagoon and connect the land with the receiving …

Quadcopters can continuously observe ocean surface with high spatial resolution from
relatively low altitude, albeit with certain limitations of their usage. Remote sensing from …

Increased loads of land-based pollutants through river plumes are a major threat to the
coastal water quality, ecosystems and sanitary heath. Identifying the coastal areas impacted …

The Northeast Caucasian Current (NCC) is the northeastern part of the cyclonic Rim Current
(RC) in the Black Sea. As it sometimes approaches the narrow shelf very closely …

The southern Brazilian shelf (SBS) is a region influenced by fresh water. The initial
deposition of suspended sediments carried by this fresh water presents important ecological …