ESTIMATION OF SALINITY DISTRIBUTIONS BASED ON THE OPTICAL PROPERTY OF COLOR DISSOLVED ORGANIC MATTER BY THE GEOSTATIONARY OCEAN CLOLOR SATELLITE IN TOKYO BAY

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  • 有色溶存有機物の光学特性を利用した静止海色衛星による東京湾の塩分分布推定に関する検討
  • ユウショク ヨウゾンユウキブツ ノ コウガク トクセイ オ リヨウ シタ セイシカイショク エイセイ ニ ヨル トウキョウワン ノ エンブン ブンプ スイテイ ニ カンスル ケントウ

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 In order to estimate salinity distributions based on the optical properties of color dissolved organic matter using the geostationary ocean color satellite in Tokyo Bay, aCDOM(440) estimation model was developed using optical observation data in the field and the estimation application range of the estimated aCDOM(440) was evaluated using the developed bio-optical model for Tokyo Bay. As a result, the aCDOM(440) estimation error increased with increase of light absorption coefficient for particles but it was applicable to estimate salinity relatively after applying the model to GOCI image. Furthermore, the estimated salinity maps showed a situation that low salinity water mass near Edogawa estuarine area spreaded out to Funabashi and Urayasu offshore sides. In addition, when river discharges increased, it was confirmed that low salinity water mass spreaded from the estuarine areas of Arakawa, Sumida and Tama rivers to Kawasaki offshore and it was gradually mixed with high salinity water mass.

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