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Hochberg et al., 2020 - Google Patents

Trends and variability in spectral diffuse attenuation of coral reef waters

Hochberg et al., 2020

Document ID
17067531210323106479
Author
Hochberg E
Peltier S
Maritorena S
Publication year
Publication venue
Coral Reefs

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Abstract Knowledge of water clarity is an essential component of coral reef ecology. While qualitative trends are well known, there are currently few published records of spectral— varying as a (relatively) continuous function of wavelength—water optical properties for …
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