The CZCS is used to map chlorophyll concentration, sediment distribution, gelbstroffe concentration, and temperature of coastal waters and the open ocean. The data processing techniques used to enhance contrasts over the ocean and to remove the effect of the backscattered atmosphere are presented. The multi-channel scanning radiometer of CZCS is described. The content of water is determined primarily by the CZCS measurement.
The Coastal Zone Color Scanner (CZCS) experiment
1978-08-01
Miscellaneous
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English
An Archive of Chesapeake Bay Satellite Data from the Coastal Zone Color Scanner (CZCS)
British Library Conference Proceedings | 1991
|Ocean color imagery: Coastal zone color scanner
NTRS | 1975
|Algorithms for Coastal-Zone Color-Scanner Data
NTRS | 1986
CZCS-derived pigment concentration fields in Japanese coastal area
Elsevier | 1987
|Spatial variability of the ocean color field in CZCS imagery
Elsevier | 1987
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