Multi-date algorithms for predicting surface water quality parameters in estuarine and coastal waters using Landsat TM data

C. Pattiaratchi; P. Lavery; A. Wyllie; P. Hick

Multi-date algorithms for predicting surface water quality parameters in estuarine and coastal waters using Landsat TM data

C. Pattiaratchi, P. Lavery, A. Wyllie, P. Hick

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Abstract

An assessment of Landsat TM data as a tool for monitoring south-western Australian coastal waters and estuaries for surface chlorophyll concentration and Secchi disk depth (a measure of the water clarity) was undertaken using Cockburn Sound and Peel-Harvey Estuary as study sites. Algorithms have been developed using satellite received radiance, corrected for atmospheric effects and water quality data obtained at the time of the satellite overpass. It is shown that in both of these systems a high confidence may be placed on the predictions using these algorithms and therefore offers a cost-effective tool for complimenting regular monitoring programs.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings of the Central Symposium of the European International Space Year Conference
Subtitle of host publication	Space in the service of the changing Earth
Editors	T.D. Guyenne, J.J. Hunt
Place of Publication	Noordwijk, the Netherlands
Publisher	ESA PUBLICATIONS DIVISION C/O ESTEC
Pages	709-713
Number of pages	5
Volume	2
Publication status	Published - 1992
Event	European International Space Year Conference: Space in the Service of the Changing Earth - Munich, Germany Duration: 30 Mar 1992 → 4 Apr 1992

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Conference	European International Space Year Conference
Country/Territory	Germany
City	Munich
Period	30/03/92 → 4/04/92

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Pattiaratchi, C., Lavery, P., Wyllie, A., & Hick, P. (1992). Multi-date algorithms for predicting surface water quality parameters in estuarine and coastal waters using Landsat TM data. In T. D. Guyenne, & J. J. Hunt (Eds.), Proceedings of the Central Symposium of the European International Space Year Conference: Space in the service of the changing Earth (Vol. 2, pp. 709-713). ESA PUBLICATIONS DIVISION C/O ESTEC.

Pattiaratchi, C. ; Lavery, P. ; Wyllie, A. et al. / Multi-date algorithms for predicting surface water quality parameters in estuarine and coastal waters using Landsat TM data. Proceedings of the Central Symposium of the European International Space Year Conference: Space in the service of the changing Earth. editor / T.D. Guyenne ; J.J. Hunt. Vol. 2 Noordwijk, the Netherlands : ESA PUBLICATIONS DIVISION C/O ESTEC, 1992. pp. 709-713

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Pattiaratchi, C, Lavery, P, Wyllie, A & Hick, P 1992, Multi-date algorithms for predicting surface water quality parameters in estuarine and coastal waters using Landsat TM data. in TD Guyenne & JJ Hunt (eds), Proceedings of the Central Symposium of the European International Space Year Conference: Space in the service of the changing Earth. vol. 2, ESA PUBLICATIONS DIVISION C/O ESTEC, Noordwijk, the Netherlands, pp. 709-713, European International Space Year Conference, Munich, Bavaria, Germany, 30/03/92.

Multi-date algorithms for predicting surface water quality parameters in estuarine and coastal waters using Landsat TM data. / Pattiaratchi, C.; Lavery, P.; Wyllie, A. et al.
Proceedings of the Central Symposium of the European International Space Year Conference: Space in the service of the changing Earth. ed. / T.D. Guyenne; J.J. Hunt. Vol. 2 Noordwijk, the Netherlands: ESA PUBLICATIONS DIVISION C/O ESTEC, 1992. p. 709-713.

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Pattiaratchi C, Lavery P, Wyllie A, Hick P. Multi-date algorithms for predicting surface water quality parameters in estuarine and coastal waters using Landsat TM data. In Guyenne TD, Hunt JJ, editors, Proceedings of the Central Symposium of the European International Space Year Conference: Space in the service of the changing Earth. Vol. 2. Noordwijk, the Netherlands: ESA PUBLICATIONS DIVISION C/O ESTEC. 1992. p. 709-713

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