Ahn Yu-hwan et al.: Ocean Optics and Ocean Color Satellite Remote Sensing
The technology of remote exploration using sea-color satellites has become a major technology for marine research, an indispensable tool for the study of marine ecology and climate change. In Korea, especially after the 2010 geo-stationary satellite tower, the ICI-2 has been developed. The observation target of the sea-color satellite is not the surface of the seawater, but the concentration of matter inside the seawater. The sun's rays in the ocean are mostly lost and only a few are released from the water as they encounter various substances in the water. The fate of these fanatics depends greatly on the photonification of the material in the water, which is what causes the search for the sun. So knowledge of ocean optics is essential to analyzing seawater data. The script contains five chapters of seven total chapters, including basic and oceanic optics. Because the development of the technology of sea-spots, without this ocean-synthetic approach, will be a low-level technology. Also, in chapter six, we're dealing with the critical waiting area of the field of pure seawater signals that are being analyzed and studied for the source of the sea-color satellite data. The last chapter describes the development of a technology that can analyze water material information, the key skill of sea-color telescope exploration. This article will help us study the technology of evaluating sea-synthetic information by describing the way marine-based optics are related to the technologies that analyze satellite-scientological data.
Korean title: 해양광학과 해색위성 원격탐사
Korean author: 안유환 외
Korean publisher: 한국해양과학기술원
ISBN-13: 9788944491078
