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Author: Richard W. Spinrad (Division Director, Division Director, Office of Naval Research, Arlington) ,
Kendall L. Carder (Professor, Department of Marine Science, Professor, Department of Marine Science, University of South Florida) ,
Mary Jane Perry (Associate Professor, School of Oceanography, Associate Professor, School of Oceanography, University of Washington, Seattle) ,
Mary Jane Perry
Publisher: Oxford University Press Inc
Imprint: Oxford University Press Inc
Volume: 25
Dimensions:
Width: 15.40cm
, Height: 2.40cm
, Length: 24.10cm
Weight: 0.599kg
ISBN: 9780195068436
ISBN 10: 0195068432
Pages: 304
Publication Date: 03 February 1994
Audience:
Professional and scholarly
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Professional & Vocational
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
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Reviews
A good introduction to ocean optics and ocean color research. --Pure & Applied Geophysics<br>
This most welcome publication is a collection of 13 papers written by some of the best known names in marine optics... a fine collection of papers, and a recommended read... Ocean Challenge
<br> A good introduction to ocean optics and ocean color research. --Pure & Applied Geophysics<br>
<br> A good introduction to ocean optics and ocean color research. --Pure & Applied Geophysics<p><br>
A good introduction to ocean optics and ocean color research. --Pure & Applied Geophysics In parallel with the rapid development of remote sensing of the oceans from satellites and aircraft, optical oceanography is becoming, arbuably, the fastest growing branch of marine science. The excellent Ocean Optics focusses on one aspect of this study--the strongly interactive nature of radiative transfer in the water, dissolved material and suspended particulates of the sea. This most welcome publciation is a collection of 13 papers written by some of the best known names in marine optics, but beware--this is not an introductory text; some prior knowledge of marine optics is clearly assumed and the mathematical content of several chapters--such as Kattawar's 'Polarization of light in the ocean', Smith and Marshall's 'Raman scattering and optical properties of pure water', and Gordon's 'Modelling and simulating radiative transfer in the ocean'--is not trivial! ... In all then, a fine collection of papers, and a recommended read ... for the ocean optics community ... --Ocean Challenge A good introduction to ocean optics and ocean color research. --Pure & Applied Geophysics In parallel with the rapid development of remote sensing of the oceans from satellites and aircraft, optical oceanography is becoming, arbuably, the fastest growing branch of marine science. The excellent Ocean Optics focusses on one aspect of this study--the strongly interactive nature of radiative transfer in the water, dissolved material and suspended particulates of the sea. This most welcome publciation is a collection of 13 papers written by some of the best known names in marine optics, but beware--this is not an introductory text; some prior knowledge of marine optics is clearly assumed and the mathematical content of several chapters--such as Kattawar's 'Polarization of light in the ocean', Smith and Marshall's 'Raman scattering and optical properties of pure water', and Gordon's 'Modelling and simulating radiative transfer in the ocean'--is not trivial! ... In all then, a fine collection of papers, and a recommended read ... for the ocean optics community ... --Ocean Challenge
