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A simple method for extracting chlorophylls from the recalcitrant alga, Nannochloris atomus, without formation of spectroscopically-different magnesium-rhodochlorin derivatives
A chlorophyll‐dependent semianalytical reflectance model derived from field measurements of absorption and backscattering coefficients within the Southern Ocean
A novel theoretical approach to correct for pathlength amplification and variable sampling loading in measurements of particulate spectral absorption by the quantitative filter technique
Correction of pathlength amplification in the filter-pad technique for measurements of particulate absorption coefficient in the visible spectral region
Inherent optical properties of suspended particulate matter in the southern Baltic Sea**Financial support for this study was provided by research project grant No. N306 2838 33 awarded to S.B. Woźniak by the Polish Ministry of Science and Higher Education and by Statutory Research Programme No.…
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A three-step semi analytical algorithm (3SAA) for estimating inherent optical properties over oceanic, coastal, and inland waters from remote sensing reflectance
Hyperspectral retrieval of phytoplankton absorption and community composition from NASA’s PACE-OCI in estuarine–coastal waters using a hybrid framework combining mixture-of-experts and Variational Autoencoder
Multi-Spectral Remote Sensing of Phytoplankton Pigment Absorption Properties in Cyanobacteria Bloom Waters: A Regional Example in the Western Basin of Lake Erie
A global compilation of in situ aquatic high spectral resolution inherent and apparent optical property data for remote sensing applications
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