Coastal Waters Monitoring Using Remote Sensing Technology (MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute, 2022)
Keywords: ACOLITE; ADG/CDOM colored dissolved organic matter; aerial drone; along-track interferometric synthetic aperture radar (ATI-SAR); Arctic Ocean; Ariake Sea; atmospheric correction; azimuth ambiguity; backscattering; band registration; baseline-to-platform speed ratio estimation; bathymetry inversion; black pixel assumption; Black Sea; C2RCC; Chattonella spp; chlorophyll-a variability; climate change impact; coastal flooding; coastal geomorphology; coastal ocean; coastal processes; coastal upwelling; coastal urban centers; coastal waters; Copernicus programme; current line-of-sight (LOS) velocity; diffuse attenuation coefficient; empirical orthogonal function; frontal zones; GNSS; GOCI; harmful algal blooms; HF marine radars; high frequency radar; hurricanes; image augmentation; in situ measurements; Inner Sea of Chiloé; internal waves; land subsidence; Landsat-8 OLI; lidar; management; marine storms; Mediterranean sea; Mekong Delta; Micasense Rededge-M; model data; MODIS; MODIS-Aqua; morphological registration; multi-scale monitoring; multi-temporal approach; multi-temporal SAR interferometry; multispectral camera; MUR SST; Mzymta River; natural hazards; natural protected areas; neural networks; northern Patagonia; ocean color; ocean color data; ocean surface circulation; ocean tidal backwater; ocean tide model; Pearl River estuary; physics-based inversion method; phytoplankton remote sensing; Puerto Rico; radon transform; red tides; Reference, Information and Interdisciplinary subjects; relative sea level change; remote sensing; Research and information: general; river discharge; river plume; S-EOF; satellite; satellite altimetry; satellite altimetry data; satellite remote sensing; satellite-derived bathymetry; sea waves; sea-surface height; sediment transport; self-organizing map; Sentinel 3; Sentinel-2; Sentinel-2 MSI; Skeletonema spp; small river plume; southwestern Puerto Rico; spatial–temporal distribution; spring–neap tides; SST fronts; stage–discharge relation; steric-effect