Outstanding Topics in Ocean Optics

• Hoofdauteur: Stramski, Dariusz (auth)
• Andere auteurs: Loisel, Hubert (auth)
• Formaat: Elektronisch Hoofdstuk
• Taal: Engels
• Gepubliceerd in: MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2019
• Onderwerpen: atmosphere; radiative transfer; ocean colour; phytoplankton pigments; satellite radiometry; light scattering by pure water; upward radiance; CDOM and ENSO; chromophoric dissolved organic matter; irradiance quartet; PFT; FerryBox; marine sensors; Kallemeter; DOM; retrieval uncertainty; particle dynamics; suspended sediment; downward irradiance; sea ice heterogeneity; optical properties; inelastic processes; MERIS; bottom mapping; FDOM; NASA PACE mission; volume scattering function; ocean color algorithm validation; Gelbstoff; hyperspectral; ocean euphotic zone; light scattering; ocean color database; upwelling radiance distribution; degree of linear polarization; light scattering measurements; polarization; 3D Monte Carlo numerical simulations; apparent optical properties; EEMS; machine learning; bulk refractive index; sensor noise; remote-sensing reflectance; coated-sphere model; PARAFAC; forward modeling; coral reef; oceanic carbon; chlorophyll-a; fractal structure; shallow water; melt ponds; canopy; coral; phytoplankton; backscattering ratio; CDOM climatology; remote sensing; algorithm development; ocean; LISST-VSF instrument; bathymetry; suspended matter; anomalous properties of water; optical modelling; marine optics; derivative; coupled systems; ocean color; light scattering by pure seawater; CDOM spectral slope; Gershun equation; inverse problems; ocean optics; vertical attenuation coefficient; organic carbon; marine particles; CDOM; seawater component; global oceans; vector radiative transfer; radiative transfer approximation; oceanic light field; Mueller matrix; Trondheimsfjord; Norway; volume and surface integral methods; ocean color remote sensing; natural organic matter; inherent optical properties; dissolved organic carbon
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Ocean optics is a branch of oceanography which is firmly embedded in studies of a great variety of ocean science and engineering questions. The interactive nature between radiative transfer of light and various dissolved and particulate constituents of seawater is at the core of ocean optics science...