Titlebook: Remote Sensing and Modeling; Advances in Coastal Charles W. Finkl,Christopher Makowski Book 2014 Springer International Publishing Switzer

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Remote Sensing of Coastal Ecosystems and Environments Hyperspectral imagers, LiDAR and radar systems are available for mapping coastal marshes, submerged aquatic vegetation, coral reefs, beach profiles, algal blooms, and concentrations of suspended particles and dissolved substances in coastal waters. Since coastal ecosystems have high spatial complex

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Advanced Techniques for Mapping Biophysical Environments on Carbonate Banks Using Laser Airborne Deplution techniques, such as echo sounding in deeper waters and digital aerial photography in shallower waters, to modern advancements like high-density airborne laser bathymetry and multi-spectral satellite imagery that can now detect seafloor reflectance at depths ranging to 50–60 m. Passive imaging