The Plymouth Marine Laboratory (PML) Remote Sensing Group (RSG) has implemented a near-real time ocean colour processing chain for the MODIS Terra satellite platform. Using an eight node, dual processor Beowulf cluster this system can produce ocean products such as chlorophyll and sea-surface temperature within 1.5 hours of the satellite overpass time. This will enable the PML RSG to begin supporting marine research cruises with MODIS ocean data; this being particularly timely due to the threatened demise of the SeaWiFS ocean colour sensor. This new system will also allow the near real time multi-sensor capability of MODIS to be investigated.
Ocean colour sensors have been capturing the state of the world's oceans for over a decade. They are...
Chlorophyll-a (Chl a) is a key parameter for the assessment of water quality in coastal and shelf en...
After the end of the SeaWiFS mission in 2010 and the MERIS mission in 2012, the ocean color products...
During the past decade, the world's oceans have been systematically observed by orbiting spectroradi...
NASA’s Ocean Biology Processing Group (OBPG) provides the global processing and distribution of ocea...
The interest of space observations of ocean colour for determining variations in phytoplankton distr...
Spectrally-resolved water-leaving radiances (ocean colour) and inferred chlorophyll concentration ar...
Article appears in IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing and is copyrighted by IEEE.The...
Ocean colour is defined as the water hue due to the presence of tiny plants containing the pigment c...
Navy operational ocean color products of inherent optical properties and radiances are evaluated for...
Same day ocean color products from the S-NPP and MODIS provide for a new capability to monitor chang...
Polar-orbiting ocean colour sensors such as SeaWiFS, MODIS, and MERIS have been covering the world’s...
The oceans play a critical role in the Earth's climate, but unfortunately, the extent of this role i...
The longest currently-operating ocean colour sensor (SeaWiFS) was launched in 1997, so it is not pos...
AbstractOcean colour sensors have been capturing the state of the world's oceans for over a decade. ...
Ocean colour sensors have been capturing the state of the world's oceans for over a decade. They are...
Chlorophyll-a (Chl a) is a key parameter for the assessment of water quality in coastal and shelf en...
After the end of the SeaWiFS mission in 2010 and the MERIS mission in 2012, the ocean color products...
During the past decade, the world's oceans have been systematically observed by orbiting spectroradi...
NASA’s Ocean Biology Processing Group (OBPG) provides the global processing and distribution of ocea...
The interest of space observations of ocean colour for determining variations in phytoplankton distr...
Spectrally-resolved water-leaving radiances (ocean colour) and inferred chlorophyll concentration ar...
Article appears in IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing and is copyrighted by IEEE.The...
Ocean colour is defined as the water hue due to the presence of tiny plants containing the pigment c...
Navy operational ocean color products of inherent optical properties and radiances are evaluated for...
Same day ocean color products from the S-NPP and MODIS provide for a new capability to monitor chang...
Polar-orbiting ocean colour sensors such as SeaWiFS, MODIS, and MERIS have been covering the world’s...
The oceans play a critical role in the Earth's climate, but unfortunately, the extent of this role i...
The longest currently-operating ocean colour sensor (SeaWiFS) was launched in 1997, so it is not pos...
AbstractOcean colour sensors have been capturing the state of the world's oceans for over a decade. ...
Ocean colour sensors have been capturing the state of the world's oceans for over a decade. They are...
Chlorophyll-a (Chl a) is a key parameter for the assessment of water quality in coastal and shelf en...
After the end of the SeaWiFS mission in 2010 and the MERIS mission in 2012, the ocean color products...