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Recent Advancements in Remote Sensing for Ocean Current

This special issue belongs to the section “Ocean Remote Sensing“.

Special Issue Information

Dear Colleagues,

The observation of the ocean current is necessary for the research of oceanography. However, in field observation, restrictions such as spatial resolution and observation frequency are very large.

Ocean current observation by remote sensing technology using radio waves is mainly limited to the sea surface. However, it has overcome the problems of field observation and made a great contribution to oceanography. For example, it has become possible to accurately measure the sea surface height using altimeters and to estimate geostrophic currents.

In the coastal area, it became possible to observe the ocean current with high spatial resolution through high-frequency ocean radars. In addition, there are techniques to estimate the current from sea surface temperature by radiometers and techniques to measure the current from microwave Doppler radars.

In this Special Issue, we invite  a wide range of research on ocean current observation by remote sensing, from theory, engineering, and validation to application to oceanography.

Dr. Yukiharu Hisaki
Guest Editor

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Keywords

  • altimeter
  • HF radar
  • assimilation
  • mesoscale eddy

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Remote Sens. - ISSN 2072-4292