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Creator:: Snyder, William A., Arnone, Robert A., Davis, Curtiss O., Goode, Wesley, Gould, Richard W., Ladner, Sherwin, Lamela, Gia, Rhea, William J., Stavn, Robert, Sydor, Michael, and Weidemann, Allen
Abstract:: We present the results of a study of optical scattering and backscattering of particulates for three coastal sites that represent a wide range of optical properties that are found in U.S. near-shore waters. The 6000 scattering and backscattering spectra collected for this study can be well approximated by a power-law...
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Full Text:: inorganic particulates in U.S. coastal waters William A. Snyder,1,* Robert A. Arnone,2 Curtiss O. Davis,3

Creator:: Schofield, Oscar, Arnone, Robert A., Bissett, W. Paul, Dickey, Tommy D., Davis, Curtiss O., Finkel, Zoe, Oliver, Matthew, and Moline, Mark A.
Abstract:: Hydrological optics has a rich history, playing a significant role in physical, chemical, and biological oceanography. The success over the last 30 years has provided oceanographers with a non-invasive means to study regional and global scale physical, chemical, and biological processes (Figure 1). The ability to map the color of...
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Full Text:: Laboratory, Institute of Marine and Coastal Sciences, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ. Robert A

Creator:: Lee, ZhongPing, Casey, Brandon, Arnone, Robert, Weidemann, Alan, Parsons, Rost, Montes, Marcos J., Gao, Bo-Cai, Goode, Wesley, Davis, Curtiss O., and Dye, Julie
Abstract:: Hyperion is a hyperspectral sensor on board NASA’s EO-1 satellite with a spatial resolution of approximately 30 m and a swath width of about 7 km. It was originally designed for land applications, but its unique spectral configuration (430 nm – 2400 nm with a ~10 nm spectral resolution) and...
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Full Text:: ZhongPing Leea, Brandon Caseyb, Robert Arnonea, Alan Weidemanna, Rost Parsonsc, Marcos J. Montesd, Bo-Cai

Creator:: Bissett, W. Paul, Arnone, Robert A., Davis, Curtiss O., Dickey, Tommy D., Dye, Daniel, Kohler, David D. R., and Gould, Richard W. Jr.
Abstract:: The physical, biological, chemical, and optical processes of the ocean operate on a wide variety of spatial and temporal scales, from seconds to decades and from micrometers to thousands of kilometers (Dickey et al., this issue; Dickey, 1991). These processes drive the accumulation and loss of living and nonliving mass...
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Full Text:: Environmental Re- search Institute, Tampa, FL. Robert A. Arnone is Head, Ocean Sciences Branch, Naval

Creator:: Philpot, William, Davis, Curtiss O., Bissett, W. Paul, Mobley, Curtis D., Kohler, David D. R., Lee, Zhongping, Bowles, Jeffrey, Steward, Robert G., Agrawal, Yogesh, Trowbridge, John, Gould, Richard W. Jr., and Arnone, Robert A.
Abstract:: In optically shallow waters, i.e., when the bottom is visible through the water, a tantalizing variety and level of detail about bottom characteristics are apparent in aerial imagery (Figure 1a). Some information is relatively easy to extract from true color, 3-band imagery (e.g., the presence and extent of submerged vegetation),...
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Full Text:: Space Center, MS. Robert A. Arnone is Head, Ocean Sciences Branch, Naval Research Laboratory, Stennis

Creator:: Behrenfeld, Michael J., Hu, Yongxiang, Hostetler, Chris A., Dall’Olmo, Giorgio, Rodier, Sharon D., Hair, John W., and Trepte, Charles R.
Abstract:: Global ocean phytoplankton biomass (C-phyto) and total particulate organic carbon (POC) stocks have largely been characterized from space using passive ocean color measurements. A space-based light detection and ranging (lidar) system can provide valuable complementary observations for C-phyto and POC assessments, with benefits including day-night sampling, observations through absorbing aerosols...
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Full Text:: the CALIPSO mission. We thank Robert O’Malley for assistance with data analysis, Toby Westberry for

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