Editorial Board Members’ Collection Series: New Insights in Satellite Oceanography
A special issue of Remote Sensing (ISSN 2072-4292). This special issue belongs to the section "Ocean Remote Sensing".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 September 2023) | Viewed by 454
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Interests: remote sensing of the surface and boundary layer; boundary layers (ocean and atmosphere); air–sea interaction; the observing system
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Interests: observations of and numerical modeling of atmospheric; oceanic, estuary; land and hydraulic inter-actively coupled systems; relationships between climate and weather coupled systems; wind-wave-current coupled interactions
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Ocean covers more than 70% of the Earth’s surface. It plays an extremely important role in influencing the global climate and ecology. Today, satellite remote sensing is widely used in oceanographic studies. Satellite ocean data can be effectively used to observe sea surface changes at various spatial scales. Ocean products measured by satellites, such as sea surface temperature/salinity, ocean color, sea surface waves, and air–sea interaction, are not only important data for near real-time ocean monitoring, but also for studying changes in the ocean environment and managing ocean resources. With the development and launch of new satellite platforms, ocean remote sensing capabilities will allow research to approach milestones related to ocean state and ocean processes. However, the ocean environment is variable with a wide range of processes interacting in the ocean and co-varying with atmosphere processes. Numerous challenges and unresolved problems related to the development of satellite remote sensing applications remain. The purpose of this Collection is to explore the current state-of-the-art and future developments in the application of satellite remote sensing in oceanography.
Original research articles are solicited over a wide range of topics which may focus on but are not limited to:
- The carbon and water cycle;
- Processes coupling wind, waves, and currents;
- The impacts of sea spray on surface stress, heat and moisture fluxes, and salt fluxes;
- The role of wind, waves and currents on the transport of plastics and marine life;
- Ocean heating, mixing, and atmospheric boundary-layer responses to this coupling.
Prof. Dr. Mark Bourassa
Prof. Dr. Len Pietrafesa
Guest Editors
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