Remote-sensing for oil spills is reviewed. The use of visible techniques is ubiquitous,
however it gives only the same results as visual monitoring. Oil has no particular spectral …

Oil spills are one of the most hazardous disasters with significant short-and long-term effects
on fragile marine ecosystems. Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) has been considered an …

Oil spills on the sea surface are observed relatively often. Pollution due to either accidents or
deliberate oily discharges from ships represents a serious threat to the marine environment …

Identification of an oil spill is additionally essential to evaluate the potential spread and float
from the source to the adjacent coastal terrains. In such manner, usage of Synthetic Aperture …

Oil spill accidents are one of the major problems causing marine pollution, and thus such
accidents require rapid detection for early response. In recent years, deep learning …

Recently, the marine habitat has been under pollution threat, which impacts many human
activities as well as human life. Increasing concerns about pollution levels in the oceans and …

In this paper, we compare satellite-borne Cand X-band synthetic aperture radar (SAR) data
for marine oil spill observation. During large-scale oil-on-water exercises in the North Sea …

Synthetic aperture radar (SAR) is an important tool for achieving accurate and efficient
monitoring of maritime traffic by identifying ships and wakes. Ship wake can not only assist …

Ocean surveillance is one of the important applications in synthetic aperture radar (SAR)
imagery. Polarimetric SAR provides multichannel information and shows great potential for …

Oils floating on the sea surface can be observed as “dark” patches on radar images since
the backscattered signals from the contaminated area are reduced in two dominant ways …