NASA NTRS · 19830006312
Interpretation of remotely sensed data and its applications in oceanography
Abstract
The methodology of interpretation of remote sensing data and its oceanographic applications are described. The elements of image interpretation for different types of sensors are discussed. The sensors utilized are the multispectral scanner of LANDSAT, and the thermal infrared of NOAA and geostationary satellites. Visual and automatic data interpretation in studies of pollution, the Brazil current system, and upwelling along the southeastern Brazilian coast are compared.
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Parada, N. D. J., Tanaka, K., Inostroza, H. M., Verdesio, J. J.. 1982-04-01. Interpretation of remotely sensed data and its applications in oceanography. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19830006312
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