PRISM_Elkhorn_Slough
| Experiment: | PRISM_Elkhorn_Slough |
| PIs*: |
Dierssen, Heidi
|
| Start Time: | 2012-07-23 09:55:44 |
| End Time: | 2012-07-23 20:14:08 |
| North: | 36.824 |
| South: | 36.812 |
| East: | -121.739 |
| West: | -121.775 |
| Data Types: |
pigment
|
| Parameters: |
allo
alpha-beta-car
but-fuco
chl_a
chl_b
chl_c1c2
chl_c3
chlide_a
diadino
diato
dp
dv_chl_a
dv_chl_b
fuco
gyro
hex-fuco
lut
neo
perid
phide_a
phytin_a
ppc
ppc_tcar
ppc_tpg
pras
psc
psc_tcar
psp
psp_tpg
tacc
tacc_tchla
tcar
tchl
tchl_tcar
tchla_tpg
tot_chl_a
tot_chl_b
tot_chl_c
tpg
viola
zea
|
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DOI
10.5067/SeaBASS/PRISM_ELKHORN_SLOUGH/DATA001
Description
The estuarine waters of Elkhorn Slough terminating in Monterey Bay, California present an excellent study site for testing the limits of hyperspectral imaging spectroscopy in a region with turbid sediment-laden waters and diverse coastal habitats including eelgrass and salt marsh. In July 2012, we undertook a field validation in this region of the Portable Remote Imaging SpectroMeter (PRISM), a new imaging sensor package optimized for coastal ocean processes. PRISM provides spatial resolutions up to 30 cm and spectral resolutions of 3 nm. In-situ sampling was conducted concurrent to the PRISM flights to measure inherent optical properties of the water column and sample selected benthic and coastal habitat spectral targets.
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