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14 October 2015 Study on the seasonal migration of surface suspended sediment in the Taiwan Strait based on remote sensing
Xiaohui Xu, Jian Chen, Xiang Ye
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Abstract
Concentration of suspended sediment directly affects the optical properties such as transparency and water color, and aquatic environment as well. This paper selects the Taiwan Strait as study area, establishes inversion mode of suspended sediment by coupling field data with remote sensing reflectance from MODIS data. Monthly-averaged concentrations and seasonal changes of suspended sediment from 2003 to 2012 were calculated and analyzed by the mode. The main results are as follows:(1) remote sensing reflectance at 555nm from MODIS data has high relativity with the field observed turbidity by regression equation of Y =0.8931e123.93x in which Y is TSM concentration, X is Rrs555 and R2 is 0.6836. (2)Suspended sediment in the Taiwan Strait has obviously spatial and temporal distribution characteristics, that higher concentration of suspended sediment is in coastal water and decreases from shore to sea, and highest concentration happens in winter.
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Xiaohui Xu, Jian Chen, and Xiang Ye "Study on the seasonal migration of surface suspended sediment in the Taiwan Strait based on remote sensing", Proc. SPIE 9638, Remote Sensing of the Ocean, Sea Ice, Coastal Waters, and Large Water Regions 2015, 96380K (14 October 2015); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2192557
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KEYWORDS
Remote sensing

Data modeling

MODIS

Reflectivity

Electroluminescence

Optical properties

Relativity

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