SATELLITE OCEANIC REMOTE SENSING

By AMELIA BROWN

CONTENTS OCEANOGRAPHY AND REMOTE SENSING SATELLITES AND OCEANOGRAPHERS REGIONAL AND GLOBAL SATELLITE OCEANOGRAPHY THE CONCEPT OF REGIONAL SATELLITE OCEANOGRAPHY INFORMATION USED IN REGIONAL SATELLITE OCEANOGRAPHY INTRODUCTION MATCHING THE REQUIREMENTS (?) SATELLITE DATA FOR REGIONAL OCEANOGRAPHIC RESEARCH AUTONOMOUS SATELLITE DATA ACQUISITION SYSTEMS METHODOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF REGIONAL SATELLITE OCEANOGRAPHY DEFINITIONS RELEVANT TO COLLECTION OF SUBSATELLITE DATA SOME FIELD ACTIVITIES AT THE TEST AREAS IN THE SELECTED SEAS COMPLEX OCEANOGRAPHIC SUBSATELLITE EXPERIMENTS (COSE) THE STUDY OF ‘ALLOWED INTERVAL OF NON-SYNCHRONICITY’ (AINS) BETWEEN OCEANOGRAPHIC OBSERVATIONS AT DIFFERENT LEVELS CALIBRATION OF SATELLITE SENSORS USING NATURAL 'STANDARD' TEST SITES THE USE OF SATELLITE IMAGERY OF IR BAND IN CLOUDY SITUATIONS THE DATA PROCESSING, DATABASE AND GIS APPROACH IN REGIONAL SATELLITE OCEANOGRAPHY REGIONAL SATELLITE OCEANOGRAPHY IN ACTION REGIONAL SYSTEMS REGIONAL SATELLITE OCEANOGRAPHY: CASE STUDY OF THE BALTIC SEA THE ‘BALTIC EUROPE’ GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SYSTEM DYNAMICAL PROCESSES IN THE BALTIC SEA AS REVEALED FROM SATELLITE IMAGERY SATELLITE MONITORING OF BIOLOGICAL PHENOMENA AND POLLUTION IN THE BALTIC SEA CONCLUDING REMARKS CONCLUSION TOPIC-ORIENTED USE OF SATELLITE DATA IN REGIONAL MARINE AND COASTAL ZONE ENVIRONMENTAL AND DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES