Ocean color remote sensing has been shown to be a useful tool to map turbidity (T) and
suspended particulate matter (SPM) concentration in turbid coastal waters. Different …

Turbidity, as defined in the standard ISO7027, is a parameter that is routinely measured in
many national and regional water quality monitoring programmes. The definition of turbidity …

An experimental method for determining water composition from “ocean colour” satellite
data, in visible and near-infrared (NIR) wavelengths, is applied to highly turbid waters …

Ocean colour remote sensing information brings important insights for monitoring coastal
areas. These regions are home to important natural ecosystems and changes that occur …

Mapping of total suspended matter concentration (TSM) can be achieved from space-based
optical sensors and has growing applications related to sediment transport. A TSM algorithm …

This letter presents an empirical relationship that may be used to estimate the suspended
particulate matter concentrations in highly turbid waters from remote sensing reflectance …

In ocean colour remote sensing, the use of Near Infra Red (NIR) spectral bands for the
retrieval of Total Suspended Matter (TSM) concentration in turbid and highly turbid waters …

Recent and forthcoming launches of a plethora of ocean color radiometry sensors, coupled
with increasingly adopted free and open data policies are expected to boost usage of …

In the Tamar estuary (south‐west UK), the concentrations of coloured dissolved organic and
suspended (total, organic and inorganic) matter were measured and related to in situ …

The potential for mapping of turbidity in inland and coastal waters using imagery from the
PlanetScope (PS) and RapidEye (RE) constellations is evaluated. With> 120 PS and 5 RE …