Oceanographic applications of remote sensing
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Oceanographic applications of remote sensing
CRC Press, 1995
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Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Oceanographic Applications of Remote Sensing describes how remotely sensed data fields can be applied to help solve problems in ocean-related studies. This timely reference, written by and for oceanographers, emphasizes the application of data to particular physical, chemical, and biological processes related to the ocean and the ocean-atmosphere system. The organization of the book reflects this emphasis, with chapters arranged by process rather than by sensor characteristics.
Oceanographic Applications of Remote Sensing contains comprehensive information on the application of such relevant data sets as sea surface temperature and topography, ocean circulation, sea level variability, wind speed and stress, wave height, solar radiation flux at ocean surfaces, and sea-ice characteristics and ice motion. It also discusses the reliability of remotely sensed data and provides information about the applicability of the various data sets to particular process studies.
Its completeness and relevance makes Oceanographic Applications of Remote Sensing an important reference for modern studies of ocean and coupled ocean-atmosphere processes. Its unique coverage of the physics that govern satellite processes and their applications to oceanography ensures that it will remain an important reference as new satellites are introduced.
目次
(Section Headings)
Ocean Circulation Dynamics
Mesoscale Variability
Tides, Shelf Circulation, and Internal Waves
Basin-Scale Circulation
Equatorial Dynamics
Water Properties
Large Scale Ocean Temperature
Ocean Color
Wind, Wind Waves, and the Marine Boundary Layer
Wind and Wind Stress
Wind-Generated Waves
Marine Boundary Layer
Application to Sea Ice
Ice Surface Condition
Ice Movement
Waves in Ice-Covered Oceans
Appendices
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