Advances in sensor design and data analysis techniques are making remote sensing
systems practical and attractive for use in research and management of coastal ecosystems …

In coastal seas and straits, the interaction of barotropic tidal currents with the continental
shelf, seamounts or sills is often observed to generate large-amplitude, horizontally …

Internal waves (IW) are characterized by a large-amplitude, long-wave crest, and long-
propagation distance. They are widespread in the global ocean. Amplitude is an essential …

Internal solitary waves (ISWs) are the nonlinear large amplitude waves existing in the
oceanic pycnocline. They are very active in the northern South China Sea (SCS). With more …

Satellite remote sensors cannot see far beneath the surface layers of the ocean. Yet many
important ocean processes and features are located well below the surface and at …

Internal waves (IWs) are a common characteristic of oceans and serve a crucial role in
transmitting energies between large-scale tides and small-scale mixing. This study …

Subaqueous, asymmetric sand waves are typically observed in marine channel/canyon
systems, tidal environments, and continental slopes exposed to strong currents, where they …

Internal solitary waves (ISWs) with features such as large amplitude, short period, and fast
speed have great influence on underwater thermohaline structure, nutrient transport, and …

Internal solitary waves (ISWs) occur ubiquitously in China's waters: the South China Sea
(SCS), the East China Sea (ECS), the Yellow Sea (YS), and the Bohai Sea (BS). ISWs have …

Analysis of a comprehensive dataset of Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) images acquired
over the sea area around the Mascarene Plateau in the western Indian Ocean reveals, for …