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Ocean color satellite of China
SPIE Proceedings, 1998The first Chinese Ocean Color Satellite (HaiYang-1) will be launched in 2000. The spacecraft will move and operate in a near sun-synchronous and near-polar orbit at altitude of 798 km. Installed on the satellite there are two sensors: one being 10 bands ocean color and temperature scanner with the spatial resolution of 1.1 km, the other being 4 bands ...
Jianqiang Liu, Zhouwen Yu
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Satellite ocean-color observations of the tropical Pacific Ocean
Deep Sea Research Part II: Topical Studies in Oceanography, 2002The Coastal Zone Color Scanner (CZCS) data set provided some insights into biological processes in the equatorial Pacific, but the sampling was too sparse to address questions on temporal and spatial variability. Since late 1996, the Ocean Color–Temperature Sensor (OCTS), the Polarization Detection Environmental Radiometer (POLDER), the Sea-viewing ...
Charles R McClain +6 more
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2013
The next time you fly over the ocean, look out the airplane window and observe what is beneath you. The water will appear dark blue when flying over the clean, deep, open ocean; greenish when closer to shore; and yellowish or almost dark brown in color closer to cities, where the water becomes dirty.
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The next time you fly over the ocean, look out the airplane window and observe what is beneath you. The water will appear dark blue when flying over the clean, deep, open ocean; greenish when closer to shore; and yellowish or almost dark brown in color closer to cities, where the water becomes dirty.
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Annual Periodicity in Ocean Color Observations Across Diverse Oceanic Regions
Applied OpticsThe annual periodicity present in spectral remote sensing reflectances (Rrs(λ)) derived from ocean color satellite data processed by NASA's Ocean Biology Processing Group has been shown to diverge from that observed in situ, with the source of the discrepancies remaining unresolved. Here we investigate such periodicity in reflectances derived from four
E. R. Blocker +7 more
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Colors of the ocean: Changes in the Anthropocene
MIT Science Policy ReviewChanges in the color of the ocean reflect how changes in Earth’s climate are transforming plankton ecosystems. Collecting data on both surface and underwater coloration is essential to monitoring the health of marine ecosystems across the ocean. Variations in ocean surface color, measured by satellites, hold information about the composition of ...
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Radiation Transfer in the Ocean and Ocean Color
2018Wenzhong Chen, Tinglu Zhang, Lei Guan
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Statistical evaluation of satellite ocean color data retrievals
Remote Sensing of Environment, 2020Karlis Mikelsons +2 more
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Performance of COCTS in Global Ocean Color Remote Sensing
IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing, 2021Shuguo Chen, Keping Du, Zhongping Lee
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OC-SMART: A machine learning based data analysis platform for satellite ocean color sensors
Remote Sensing of Environment, 2021Yongzhen Fan, Nan Chen, Jae-Hyun Ahn
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