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City Hoge / Lyon / / Company MODIS / Bermuda Atlantic Times / NASA Ocean Biology Processing Group / Balch / Elsevier Inc. / 8D / / Country Bermuda / France / United States / / / Event Business Partnership / M&A / / Facility BATS station / / IndustryTerm operational remote-sensing algorithms / above and developing algorithms / satellite imagery / data mining / empirical band ratio algorithms / empirical algorithm / This algorithm / empirical algorithms / satellite measurements / satellite zenith / satellite ocean color / potential applications / band ratio algorithms / satellite radiances / satellite box / satellite pixel exclusion criteria / satellite values / bbp algorithm / power law / absorption algorithm / satellite remote sensing / satellite-to-in situ validation process / ocean color algorithms / / NaturalFeature Atlantic Ocean / Southern Ocean / Sargasso Sea / uence ocean / Weddell sea / Ross sea / North Atlantic Ocean / Pacific Ocean / Mediterranean Sea / Backscattering CDOM Ocean / / Organization France NASA Goddard Space Flight Center / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / / Person Bernard Gentili / Marie Curie-Paris / Hervé Claustre / Jeremy Werdell / Bailey / Catherine A. Brown / / Position Corresponding author / representative / / Product Rrs / Aqua / / ProgrammingLanguage R / C / V / L / / ProvinceOrState Maryland / / PublishedMedium the Bermuda Atlantic Times / / Region North Atlantic / / Technology using ocean color algorithms / This algorithm / empirical band ratio algorithms / bbp algorithm / Remote Sensing / Kmeans algorithm / above and developing algorithms / CDM absorption algorithm / K-means algorithm / OC3M algorithm / operational remote-sensing algorithms / empirical algorithm / ocean color algorithms / Empirical algorithms / http / Data mining / using band ratio algorithms / simulation / 3G / / URL gsfc.nasa.gov / /
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The origin and global distribution of second order variability in satellite ocean color and its potential applications to algorithm development