Bio-optical trends and coastal water quality using ocean color remote sensing and inherent optical properties in “Golfo Nuevo”

WILLIAMS, GABRIELA N.; NOCERA, ARIADNA C; POHORYLOW, MIRNA; GLEMBOCKI, NORA; GRACIA VILLALOBOS, LEILÉN; RUIZ, GUILLERMINA; BERMEJO, PAULA

Taller; Taller CONAE; 2024

Inherent optical properties (IOPs) are key in understanding the biogeochemical processes of coastal marine waters by providing proxies for a variety of biogeochemical quantities, including phytoplankton pigments (IOCCG , 2000; Bricaud et al., 2004).Water quality degradation poses a significant threat to marine ecosystems leading to the decline of ecosystem services and the survival of organisms (Bierman et al., 2011),The integration of optical satellite data with in-situ measurements offers a promising approach to address the study and monitoring of coastal waters influenced by human activities.