NASA NTRS ยท 19720021696
Application of remote sensing to water resources problems
Abstract
The following conclusions were reached concerning the applications of remote sensing to water resources problems: (1) Remote sensing methods provide the most practical method of obtaining data for many water resources problems; (2) the multi-disciplinary approach is essential to the effective application of remote sensing to water resource problems; (3) there is a correlation between the amount of suspended solids in an effluent discharged into a water body and reflected energy; (4) remote sensing provides for more effective and accurate monitoring, discovery and characterization of the mixing zone of effluent discharged into a receiving water body; and (5) it is possible to differentiate between blue and blue-green algae.
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Clapp, J. L.. 1972-01-21. Application of remote sensing to water resources problems. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19720021696
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