The Sea-viewing Wide Field-of-view Sensor (Sea WiFS) Project is very important to the
ocean and Earth sciences communities. SeaWiFS represents a crucial component in a …

Recent studies of the nutrients (JoNEs and ANDm~ SON, 1986), radionuclides (Moo~ and
S~ a'm, 1986), and freons (WALLACE, MOOP.~ and JONES, 1987) in the Arctic Ocean …

The Adriatic Sea surface circulation for the period 1990–1999 is studied using the data of
more than 200 satellite-tracked drifters. The spatial structure and the temporal variability of …

The Caribbean is a semi-enclosed tropical sea which is generally considered oligotrophic,
but that is influenced by nearly 20% of the annual discharge of the world's rivers (Amazon …

Monthly climatologies of near‐surface phytoplankton pigment concentration and sea surface
temperature (SST) were derived for the Gulf of Mexico from multiyear series of coastal zone …

The biological variability of the northwestern Arabian Sea during the 1979 southwest
monsoon has been investigated by the synthesis of satellite ocean color remote sensing …

Interannual changes in the strength and seasonal evolution of the 1979 through 1982
surface level southwest monsoon winds have been related to variations in the summer …

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration/Goddard Space Flight Center's Nimbus
Project Office, in collaboration with the NASA/GSFC Space Data and Computing Division …

Optical remote sensing allows to monitor the space and time heterogeneity of phytoplankton
growth in marginal and enclosed seas, a factor critical to understanding their ecosystem …

The variability of phytoplankton biomass in the Caribbean Sea south of 14° N and east of
80° W is examined with a time series of high spatial resolution Coastal Zone Color Scanner …