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SATELLITE DERIVED BATHYMETRY FOR MONITORING NEARSHORE DYNAMICS
Research on the physical, ecological, and environmental processes in the coastal zone traditionally rely on the availability of accurate seafloor topography (bathymetry) information. This information becomes increasingly important as coastal environments are under pressure by climate change and anthropogenic developments. Nonetheless, the bathymetry of
Etiënne Kras +6 more
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We developed the first-ever bathymetric module for the NASA Ames Stereo Pipeline (ASP) open-source topographic software called Satellite Triangulated Sea Depth, or SaTSeaD, to derive nearshore bathymetry from stereo imagery.
Monica Palaseanu-Lovejoy +3 more
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The application of satellite derived bathymetry for coastline mapping
Abstract There is a gap in bathymetry data in shallow water due to the difficulty in measuring the depth. Meanwhile, to obtain an accurate datum-based coastline, sufficient depth and topography data are required. In the situation in which bathymetry data from the conventional method (sounding measurement) is limited, the bathymetry data ...
R S Dewi, I Sofian, null Suprajaka
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Satellite-derived bathymetry for shallow coastal waters in Cyprus [PDF]
During the last years, many studies related to Satellite-Derived Bathymetry (SDB) emphasize the potential use of optical satellite remote sensing sensors for bathymetric estimation. For this study, ten multispectral SPOT 6/7 satellite images with a medium resolution covering the coastal waters of the study areas were analyzed.
Evagorou, Evagoras S. +2 more
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Accurate bathymetric data in shallow water is of increasing importance for navigation safety, coastal management, and marine transportation. Satellite-derived bathymetry (SDB) is widely accepted as an effective alternative to conventional acoustic ...
Xue Ji +4 more
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Confronting turbidity, the major challenge for satellite-derived coastal bathymetry
Monitoring the complex seafloor morphology that drives the functioning of shallow coastal ecosystems is vital for assessing marine activities. Satellite-derived bathymetry (SDB) can provide a crucial dataset for creating the bathymetry maps needed to understand hazards and impacts produced by climate change in vulnerable coastal zones. SDB is effective
Caballero, Isabel, Stumpf, Richard P.
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Modelling extreme water levels using intertidal topography and bathymetry derived from multispectral satellite images [PDF]
Topographic and bathymetric data are essential for accurate predictions of flooding in estuaries because water depth and elevation data are fundamental components of the shallow-water hydrodynamic equations used in models for storm surges and tides ...
W. L. L. Costa, K. R. Bryan, G. Coco
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Bathymetry map is instrumental for monitoring marine ecosystem and supporting marine transportation. Optical satellite imagery has been widely utilised as an alternative method to derive bathymetry map in shallow water.
Abdul Basith, Ratna Prastyani
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Seafloor topography over seamount areas is crucial for studying plate motions, seafloor seismicity, and seamount ecosystems. However, seamount bathymetry modeling is difficult due to the complex hydrodynamic environment, biodiversity, and scarcity of ...
Yihao Wu +4 more
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Seamount resolution in satellite‐derived bathymetry [PDF]
I compare satellite‐derived global relief data on 13 seamounts in the northeast Pacific Ocean to echosounder‐derived multibeam values from the Gulf of Alaska Seamount Expeditions and the West Coast Seamounts and Ridges Multibeam Surveys for peak height, latitude, longitude, and midsection area.
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