Suspended particulate matter dynamics in coastal waters from ocean color: Application to the northern Gulf of Mexico¶
D'Sa, Miller, & McKee. (2007). Suspended particulate matter dynamics in coastal waters from ocean color: Application to the northern Gulf of Mexico: Application to the northern Gulf of Mexico. Geophysical Research Letters.
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- In spring flood the river discharges a large load of freshwater and suspended sediment past the delta; the buoyant, sediment-laden water advects along the Louisiana–Texas shelf with the coastal current, appearing in MODIS ocean-colour satellite imagery as a brown-to-green tongue extending far from the mouth
This sourceMaps suspended particulate matter in Mississippi-influenced coastal waters of the northern Gulf of Mexico from SeaWiFS ocean-colour imagery, with variability tied to river discharge, resuspension and frontal passages.
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- In spring flood the river discharges a large load of freshwater and suspended sediment past the delta; the buoyant, sediment-laden water advects along the Louisiana–Texas shelf with the coastal current, appearing in MODIS ocean-colour satellite imagery as a brown-to-green tongue extending far from the mouth
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