Interpretation of Spectral LiDAR Backscattering off the Florida Coast

Montes, Martin A.; Vuorenkoski, Anni K.; Metzger, Ben; Botson, Bryan

doi:10.3390/rs13132475

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Interpretation of Spectral LiDAR Backscattering off the Florida Coast

2021
By Montes, Martin A. ; Vuorenkoski, Anni K. ; Metzger, Ben ; ...
Source: Remote Sensing, 13(13), 2475

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Montes, Martin A. ; Vuorenkoski, Anni K. ; Metzger, Ben ; Botson, Bryan

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OAR (Oceanic and Atmospheric Research)
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A multispectral backscattering LiDAR (Light detection and range) system (hereafter Oculus) was integrated into a wave glider and used to estimate the scattering order (i.e., single vs multiple collisions) of LIDAR backscattering, the water inherent optical properties (IOPs), the biogeo-chemical characteristics of particulate scatterers (i.e., relative size, composition) and their motion) on shelf waters of South East Florida. Oculus has a dual-wavelength configuration (473 and 532 nm) and two detection geometries (off- and on-axis). Characteristics of scatterers were investigated based on two complementary LiDAR-derived proxies (the Structural Dissimilarity Index and the spectral slope of LiDAR backscattering). In March 2017, field measurements showed a covariation between direct and diffuse backscattering contributions during morning hours and away from shore. LiDAR attenuation coefficients explained up to 57% of IOPs variability. The analysis of LiDAR-derived proxies suggested higher turbidity and larger particulates near the coast
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General Earth and Planetary Sciences
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Remote Sensing, 13(13), 2475
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Grant no. NA14OAR4320 ; Grant no. NA14OAR4320260

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