@By CoastObs partner Mariana Mata Lara, Geonardo
The Laboratory for Optical Biogeochemistry and Remote Sensing from Stirling University and the Remote Sensing and GIS Lab of Applied Physic Department of University of Vigo, went on a fieldwork campaign to characterize the biogeooptical parameters of the complex waters of the Ria de Vigo as part of the the validation of Copernicus EU Sentinel-2 and -3 data.
Check out some of the fieldwork campaign photos because they didn't only manage to spot a harmful algae bloom but also some dolphins!
The Laboratory for Optical Biogeochemistry and Remote Sensing from Stirling University and the Remote Sensing and GIS Lab of Applied Physic Department of University of Vigo, went on a fieldwork campaign to characterize the biogeooptical parameters of the complex waters of the Ria de Vigo as part of the the validation of Copernicus EU Sentinel-2 and -3 data.
Check out some of the fieldwork campaign photos because they didn't only manage to spot a harmful algae bloom but also some dolphins!
