Marine temperature extremes are anomalous ocean temperature events, often persisting
over several weeks or longer, with potential impacts on physical and ecological processes …

Improving the spatiotemporal coverage of remote sensing (RS) products, such as sea
surface chlorophyll concentration (SSCC), can offer a better understanding of the …

Abstract Chlorophyll-a (Chl-a) is a crucial pigment in algae and macrophytes, which makes
the concentration of total Chl-a in the water column (total Chl-a) an essential indicator for …

Phytoplankton is a fundamental component of marine food webs and play a crucial role in
marine ecosystem functioning. The phenology (timing of growth) of these microscopic algae …

The world's oceans and seas are changing rapidly due to several natural and anthropogenic
reasons. Among these, the largest and likely most threatening to marine life being the …

Abstract The eastern Mediterranean Sea is a partially isolated sea where excess
evaporation over precipitation or riverine discharge results in large north to south gradients …

Water quality parameters (WQPs), such as dissolved oxygen (DO), chemical oxygen
demand (COD) and chlorophyll (Chl), are important indicators of ecosystem system. The …

The contribution of diffuse nutrient exports from forests to downstream water bodies is
significant owing to their extensive spatial distribution across watersheds. However, the …

The Rhodes Gyre is a cyclonic persistent feature of the general circulation of the Levantine
Basin in the eastern Mediterranean Sea. Although it is located in the most oligotrophic basin …

Rivers are the primary source of dissolved and particulate materials entering the oceans.
Recent studies conducted in Mediterranean streams showed a decrease in freshwater flow …