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Light in shallow waters
Michael P. Lesser, coordinating editor
Zvy Dubinski and Marlon Lewis, editors
This special issue is a compilation of papers from several different research initiatives on optics and remote sensing in shallow coastal environments. The original inspiration for it was the US Office of Naval Research-Coastal Benthic Optical Properties program. We thank authors from that program who submitted manuscripts as well as scientists who contributed papers resulting from similar programs in other parts of the world. The overall content of the issue was shaped by constructive comments received from the ASLO Board of Directors. The final product is the result of the efforts of many excellent reviewers, the guest editors, Marlon Lewis and Zvy Dubinsky, and the L&O editorial staff. A special thank you is also in order for André Morel, who assisted in various ways with the editorial process.
The publication of this special issue was supported by the US Office of Naval Research-Environmental Optics Program.
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- Ackleson, Steven G.
- Light in shallow waters: A brief research review
| 323-328
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- Mobley, Curtis D., and Lydia K. Sundman
- Effects of optically shallow bottoms on upwelling radiances: Inhomogeneous and sloping bottoms
| 329-336
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- Mobley, Curtis D., Hao Zhang, and Kenneth J. Voss
- Effects of optically shallow bottoms on upwelling radiances: Bidirectional reflectance distribution function effects
| 337-345
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- Boss, Emmanuel, and J. Ronald V. Zaneveld
- The effect of bottom substrate on inherent optical properties: Evidence of biogeochemical processes
| 346-354
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- Carder, Kendall L., Cheng-Chien Liu, Zhongping Lee, David C. English, James Patten, F. Robert Chen, James E. Ivey, and Curtiss O. Davis
- Illumination and turbidity effects on observing faceted bottom elements with uniform Lambertian albedos
| 355-363
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- Voss, Kenneth J., Curtis D. Mobley, Lydia K. Sundman, James E. Ivey, and Charles H. Mazel
- The spectral upwelling radiance distribution in optically shallow waters
| 364-373
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- Zaneveld, J. Ronald V., and Emmanuel Boss
- The influence of bottom morphology on reflectance: Theory and two-dimensional geometry model
| 374-379
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- Zhang, Hao, Kenneth J. Voss, R. Pamela Reid, and Eric M. Louchard
- Bidirectional reflectance measurements of sediments in the vicinity of Lee Stocking Island, Bahamas
| 380-389
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- Mazel, Charles H., and Eran Fuchs
- Contribution of fluorescence to the spectral signature and perceived color of corals
| 390-401
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- Mazel, Charles H., Michael P. Lesser, Maxim Y. Gorbunov, Thomas M. Barry, Julianne H. Farrell, Kevin D. Wyman, and Paul G. Falkowski
- Green-fluorescent proteins in Caribbean corals
| 402-411
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- Zawada, David G., and Jules S. Jaffe
- Changes in the fluorescence of the Caribbean coral Montastraea faveolata during heat-induced bleaching
| 412-425
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- Andréfouët, Serge, Claude Payri, Eric J. Hochberg, Lydie Mao Che, and Marlin J. Atkinson
- Airborne hyperspectral detection of microbial mat pigmentation in Rangiroa atoll (French Polynesia)
| 426-430
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- Decho, Alan W., Tomohiro Kawaguchi, Mead A. Allison, Eric M. Louchard, R. Pamela Reid, F. Carol Stephens, Kenneth J. Voss, Robert A. Wheatcroft, and Brenton B. Taylor
- Sediment properties influencing upwelling spectral reflectance signatures: The “biofilm gel effect”
| 431-443
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- Dierssen, Heidi M., Richard C. Zimmerman, Robert A. Leathers, T. Valerie Downes, and Curtiss O. Davis
- Ocean color remote sensing of seagrass and bathymetry in the Bahamas Banks by high resolution airborne imagery
| 444-455
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- Drake, Lisa A., Fred C. Dobbs, and Richard C. Zimmerman
- Effects of epiphyte load on optical properties and photosynthetic potential of the seagrasses Thalassia testudinum Banks ex König and Zostera marina L.
| 456-463
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- Fyfe, S. K.
- Spatial and temporal variation in spectral reflectance: Are seagrass species spectrally distinct?
| 464-479
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- Hedley, John D., and Peter J. Mumby
- A remote sensing method for resolving depth and subpixel composition of aquatic benthos
| 480-488
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- Joyce, Karen E., and Stuart R. Phinn
- Hyperspectral analysis of chlorophyll content and photosynthetic capacity of coral reef substrates
| 489-496
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- Kutser, Tiit, Arnold G. Dekker, and William Skirving
- Modeling spectral discrimination of Great Barrier Reef benthic communities by remote sensing instruments
| 497-510
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- Louchard, Eric M., R. Pamela Reid, F. Carol Stephens, Curtiss O. Davis, Robert A. Leathers, and T. Valerie Downes
- Optical remote sensing of benthic habitats and bathymetry in coastal environments at Lee Stocking Island, Bahamas: A comparative spectral classification approach
| 511-521
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- Mazel, Charles H., Michael P. Strand, Michael P. Lesser, Michael P. Crosby, Bryan Coles, and Andrew J. Nevis
- High resolution determination of coral reef bottom cover from multispectral fluorescence laser line scan imagery
| 522-534
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- Stephens, F. Carol, Eric M. Louchard, R. Pamela Reid, and Robert A. Maffione
- Effects of microalgal communities on reflectance spectra of carbonate sediments in subtidal optically shallow marine environments
| 535-546
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- Stumpf, Richard P., Kristine Holderied, and Mark Sinclair
- Determination of water depth with high-resolution satellite imagery over variable bottom types
| 547-556
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- Werdell, P. Jeremy, and Collin S. Roesler
- Remote assessment of benthic substrate composition in shallow waters using multispectral reflectance
| 557-567
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- Zimmerman, Richard C.
- A biooptical model of irradiance distribution and photosynthesis in seagrass canopies
| 568-585
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