NASA NTRS · 19830013168
Remote sensing of coastal processes and resources
Abstract
The use of remote sensors and multispectral analysis techniques in solving environmental and resource management problems in the coastal zone is illustrated. The specific applications discussed include the analysis of coastal vegetation and productivity, remote sensing of estuarine fronts and their effects on oil dispersion, drift and dispersion of ocean-dumped wastes, and multispectral analysis of water pollutants and suspended sediment concentration.
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Klemas, V.. 1981-01-01. Remote sensing of coastal processes and resources. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19830013168
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