Satellite Multi/Hyper Spectral HR Sensors for Mapping the Posidonia oceanica in South Mediterranean Islands
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Posidonia oceanica (PO); LAI & density; PO health & Pergent model; sea truth collection; Earth Observation; HR satellite multispectral/hyperspectral sensors; atmospheric correction; coastal monitoring; mapping shallow waters habitat seabed; calibration/validation & training/test; classification & regression machine learning; model performance & thematic accuracy; Sentinel 2 MSI multispectral & PRISMA hyperspectral; ISWEC (Inertial Sea Wave Energy Converter);All these keywords.
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