New Advances in Marine Remote Sensing Applications
A special issue of Journal of Marine Science and Engineering (ISSN 2077-1312). This special issue belongs to the section "Coastal Engineering".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 1 December 2024 | Viewed by 10703
Special Issue Editors
Interests: coastal environment; carbon neutrality; subsidence; erosion; coastline change
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Interests: data modelling; upwelling, storms and waves; oceanic dynamics; climate change; typhoon and its impact
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Interests: remote sensing; GIS; change detection; feature extraction; environmental modeling
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Interests: remote sensing; lunar and planetary geology; environmental sciences; data processing; radiative transfer models
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Remote sensing data are widely utilized to assess marine environments that have increasingly attracted public attention at global, regional and local scales. Water pollution caused by rapid urban development, sea level rise caused by the greenhouse effect, the melting of sea ice, storm surge, etc., have exacerbated issues induced by regional and global climate changes in the Earth sphere interactions, and these effects are often destructive to human development. Remote sensing, armed with recently emerging cloud computing, machine learning and AI technologies, is expected to play an unprecedent, yet important, role in assessing marine environments.
This Special Issue invites original research articles, as well as review articles that focus on ongoing efforts in using satellite or airborne remote sensing to understand the marine environment, land–ocean interactions, their response to global climate change and their interaction with human activities. The suggested topics are relevant, but not limited to, ocean data acquisition and pre-processing, data analysis and modeling, physical ocean parameters, sea level change, ocean–atmosphere interactions, coastal disasters, coastal ecosystem, water pollution, coastal (marine) engineering, coastal urbanization, as well as other coastal resilience themes.
Prof. Dr. Yuanzhi Zhang
Prof. Dr. Po Hu
Prof. Dr. Dongmei Chen
Prof. Dr. Lin Li
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- application of machine learning methods in oceanography
- data acquisition and pre-processing
- coastal–ocean environments and ecosystems
- coastal erosion and coastline change
- estuarine engineering and coastal infrastructure
- sea level rise and climate change
- ocean-atmosphere interactions
- typhoon impact and disaster
- water pollution and red tide
- wind field and wave estimation
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