Biblio
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Satellite Observations and Model Predictions of Toxic Algae Blooms in Coastal Waters. the 28 Int. Symp. on Rem. Sens. of envir. Cape Town 27-31 Mar, in Proc. from General Ass. EGS Nice Apr 25-29, in Proc.of 6th Int. Confer.: Rem. Sens. for Marine and Coastal Environm. Charleston SC May 1-3, in Proc. of the Oceans from Space Venice (2000).
Applications of satellite earth observation data for mapping of the marine environment of the coastal zones. Extended Abstract in proceedings from the UNESCO Symposium - Teaching Integrated Coastal Zone Management - Russian Hydrometeorological Institute, St. Petersburg, May 29. - 30 (1997).
NORSMAP 89 - Norwegian Remote Sensing Spectrometry for Mapping and Monitoring of Algae Blooms and Pollution. European Airborne Imaging Spectroscopy Campaign (EISAC 89) - Results, proceeding of an ESA JRC-IRSA Workshop, ESA SP-360 (1993).
Monitoring and Model Predictions of Harmful Algae Blooms in Norwegian Waters. IGARSS`01, Sydney, Australia (2001).
Radar Altimeter Sensors and Methods. Oceanographic Application of Remote Sensing (1995).
Topex/Poseidon: An earth observation satellite for mapping of ocean currents. Nordisk romvirksomhet (In Norwegian) (1993).
Sensor synergies exploiting ENVISAT for coastal and ocean monitoring. Special report 31 (2008).
NORSMAP´89 - Norwegian Remote sensing Spectroscopy for Mapping and Monitoring of Algae Blooms and Pollution. In proceedings from the IGARSS´90 symposium, Washington D.C. (1990).
Integrated Monitoring and Forecasting of Harmful Algae Bloom Events in Coastal Waters. ESA Living Planet Symposium (2010).at <http://www.esa.int/SPECIALS/Living_Planet_Symposium_2010/index.html>
Satellite observations and forecasting can mitigate effects of toxic algae blooms. Proceedings of the 88th ICES Annual Science Conference, Brügge, Belgium, Int. Council for the Exploration of the Sea, ICES CM 2000/0:7, 2pp (2000).
