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Report of the working group on water color

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This report on water ‘color’ is divided into two parts: a summary of the formal and informal presentations made at the meeting, and a summary of the conclusions and recommendations reached during the working group meetings. The group's discussions were divided into four categories: inwater studies and algorithms, atmospheric effects and correction algorithms, design of the next generation of spacecraft sensors, and future projects. Naturally, most of the discussion concerned the Coastal Zone Color Scanner on Nimbus-G but discussion was not restricted to this sensor. There were few members of the working group specializing in sediment studies; this is reflected in the fact that the major portion of the report deals with the remote determination of phytoplankton pigments.

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  • Austin R. W.: 1974, ‘The Remote Sensing of Spectral Radiance from below the Ocean Surface’, in N. G. Jerlov and E. Steeman Nielsen (eds.), Optical Aspects of Oceanography, Academic Press, London, 317–344.

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On leave from Department of Physics, University of Miami, Coral Gables, Florida.

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Morel, A.Y., Gordon, H.R. Report of the working group on water color. Boundary-Layer Meteorol 18, 343–355 (1980). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00122030

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