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Microwaves reduce water refractive index
Scientific Reports, 2022 Microwaves, long used as a convenient household appliance, have been increasingly used in industrial processes such as organic synthesis and oil processing.
Yusuke Asakuma +6 more
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Remote Sensing, 2018 Accurate water mapping depends largely on the water index. However, most previously widely-adopted water index methods are developed from 30-m resolution Landsat imagery, with low-albedo commission error (e.g., shadow misclassified as water) and ...
Zifeng Wang +3 more
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Water Quality Index for Basrah Water Supply [PDF]
Engineering and Technology Journal, 2013 The water quality index (WQI) is a very effective method that allows to compare the quality of various water samples based on the indicator values of each sample.
Risala A. Mohammed
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Sustainable Water Management Index, SWaM_Index
Cogent Engineering, 2019 The present paper describes the Sustainable Water Management Index, SWaM_Index, useful for managers to measure the sustainability of water management and to assess the effects of the policies undertaken in the direction of sustainability.
M. Maiolo, D. Pantusa
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GIScience & Remote Sensing, 2023 Automatic surface water body mapping using remote sensing technology is greatly meaningful for studying inland water dynamics at regional to global scales.
Donghui Ma +3 more
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Application of Spectral Index-Based Logistic Regression to Detect Inland Water in the South Caucasus
Remote Sensing, 2021 The Caucasus is a diverse region with many climate zones that range from subtropical lowlands to mountainous alpine areas. The region is marked by irrigated croplands fed by irrigation canals, heavily vegetated wetlands, lakes, and reservoirs.
James Worden +3 more
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A Simple, Fully Automated Shoreline Detection Algorithm for High-Resolution Multi-Spectral Imagery
Remote Sensing, 2022 This paper develops and validates a new fully automated procedure for shoreline delineation from high-resolution multispectral satellite images. The model is based on a new water–land index, the Direct Difference Water Index (DDWI). A new technique based
Hazem Usama Abdelhady +3 more
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Remote Sensing, 2021 Hydrological connectivity is an important characteristic of wetlands that maintains the stability and functions of an ecosystem. This study investigates the temporal variations of hydrological connectivity and their driving mechanism in Baiyangdian Lake,
Ziqi Li +5 more
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Extracting Urban Water Bodies from Landsat Imagery Based on mNDWI and HSV Transformation
Remote Sensing, 2022 Urban water bodies are critical for sustainable urban ecological and social development. However, the complex compositions of urban land cover and small water bodies pose considerable challenges to urban water surface delineation.
Liwei Chang +5 more
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UTHM water quality classification based on sub index [PDF]
, 2020 River or stream at their source is unpolluted, but as water flow downstream, the river or lake is receiving point and non-point pollutant source. Ammoniacal nitrogen (NH3- N) and suspended solids (SS) strongly influences the dynamics of the dissolved ...
Johari, A. H. +2 more
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