Journal of Advanced Marine Science and Technology Society
Online ISSN : 2188-3262
Print ISSN : 1341-2752
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Coastwatch Applications of Synthetic Aperture Radar Imagery
William G. PichelPablo Clemente-ColonKaren FriedmanArleen C. LunsfordGeorge A. LeshkevichGary HuffordCarla NeighWilliam Y. TsengRobert N. StoneXiaofeng Li
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1998 Volume 4 Issue 2 Pages 147-154

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NOAA in partnership with the National Ice Center has constructed a near real-time data deliv ery system for SAR imagery. One of the principal applications of this imagery is to support the mission of the NOAA CoastWatch program; i.e., to provide near real-time satellite data to envi ronmental resource managers, fishery scientists, and environmental analysts. There are two CoastWatch applications of SAR imagery that are approaching operational status: (1) remote sensing of ice on the Great Lakes and in Alaska coastal waters, and (2) monitoring of the spring ice break-up on Alaskan rivers. The status of these applications will be presented. Also, the devel opment status of other potential applications of SAR data will be summarized, including: (1) high-resolution wind measurement, (2) mapping of oil spills, and (3) fisheries management.
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