Since 1971, remote sensing techniques have been used to map and monitor phenomena
and parameters of the coastal zone. However, updated reviews have only considered one …

For about a century, biodiversity in the tidal Wadden Sea (North Sea, European Atlantic) has
increased by more than one hundred introduced species from overseas. Most originate from …

The largest green tide in the South Yellow Sea (SYS) of China broke out in 2021 since the
first outbreak in 2007. What causes the great outbreak has caused widespread concern. In …

Since 2007, the outbreak of green tides has become the most serious ecological problem in
the Yellow Sea. In this study, a new method was used to identify green tides in multi-source …

The control of macroalgal bloom development is central for protecting estuarine ecosystems.
The identification of the nutrients limiting the development of macroalgal blooms, and their …

Green tide has broken out for 15 years in the Yellow Sea, affecting the marine ecological
environment. This study extracted green tide information from 2007 to 2021, processed …

Golden seaweed tides are a global environmental and social problem, that have been
occurring along Ireland's eastern coastline since the 1990s. This study focused on analysing …

Automatically detecting macroalgae from optical remote sensing images has been a long-
standing problem in ocean monitoring. Existing operational spectral-based techniques tend …

Ulva pertusa (U. pertusa) is a benthic macroalgae in submerged conditions, and it is
relatively difficult to monitor with the remote sensing approaches for floating macroalgae. In …

Water hyacinth is an aquatic free-floating plant that is highly invasive, to the extent that it is
now present in most freshwater bodies in sub-tropical and tropical regions worldwide. Due …