Mapping of submerged vegetation using remote sensing technology

Savastano, Kenneth J.; Faller, Kenneth H.; McFadin, Louis W.; Holley, Hillman

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Mapping of submerged vegetation using remote sensing technology

1981
By Savastano, Kenneth J. ; Faller, Kenneth H. ; McFadin, Louis W. ; ...
Series: NOAA technical memorandum NMFS-SEFC ; 73

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Savastano, Kenneth J. ; Faller, Kenneth H. ; McFadin, Louis W. ; Holley, Hillman

Savastano, Kenneth J. ; Faller, Kenneth H. ; McFadin, Louis W. ; Holley, Hillman Less -
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Southeast Fisheries Center (U.S.), Mississippi Laboratories, ; Southeast Fisheries Center (U.S.)

Southeast Fisheries Center (U.S.), Mississippi Laboratories, ; Southeast Fisheries Center (U.S.) Less -
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NMFS (National Marine Fisheries Service) ; SEFSC (Southeast Fisheries Science Center)

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"This document describes a cooperative program to develop and evaluate techniques for mapping submerged seagrasses using aircraft - supported remote sensors. Submerged seagrasses are emphasized for several reasons: their wide geographic and habitat-type distribution have heretofore precluded adequate distributional maps; most marine ecologists agree that these plants are essential to the well being and productivity of most commercially important fishery resources in the Gulf of Mexico; and, because of their shallow subtidal and, to some extent, intertidal existence, these plants are subject to man-induced stresses both from the shore (pollutant effluents) and water (dredge and fill)"--Introduction.
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by Kenneth J. Savastano, Kenneth H. Faller, Louis W. McFadin, Hillman Holley.

"September 1981."

Also available online in PDF format via the NOAA Central Library.

Includes bibliographical references (leaf 68).
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Remote Sensing Seagrasses Spectroradiometer
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NOAA technical memorandum NMFS-SEFC ; 73
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