Exploring the Marine Ecology from Space, Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 2017 Experience from Russian-Norwegian cooperation Springer Remote Sensing/Photogrammetry Series

This book provides results of spatial and temporal distributions of water quality parameters and marine primary production and its relationship with the driving atmospheric, ocean circulation and hydrobiological mechanisms established through a synergistic use of multi-spectral region spaceborne data and results of numerical model simulations of marine in-water and atmospheric processes related to the marine ecosystem. The changes in the studied marine/oceanic environments are analysed in light of recent climate change that imposes its influence through a set of forward and feedback interactions and forcing.

Chapter 1. Methodological approaches.- Chapter 2. Investigations of the water body biogeochemistry and phytoplankton biomass variability in time and space.- Chapter 3. Investigation of harmful/nuisance algal blooms in marine environments.- Chapter 4. Investigations of primary production dynamics in the Atlantic and Arctic Oceans.- Chapter 5. Numerical modelling of the marine ecosystem.- Chapter6. Integration and dissemination of multisensor spaceborne information.

Illustrates how a relatively small team of remote sensing specialists and experts in ecological modelling can address and cope with studying state-of-the-art topics that affect the marine environment and ecosystem.

Experience from a Russian-Norwegian cooperation.

Couples spaceborne data with numerical model simulations of marine processes

Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras