Search Results - "PALANDRO, DAVID A."

Remotely Sensed Water Quality in Qatari Coastal Waters Between 2002 and 2022 by Xue, Cheng, Hu, Chuanmin, Cannizzaro, Jennifer P., Barnes, Brian B., Qi, Lin, Shi, Jing, Xie, Yuyuan, Jaffe, Benjamin D., Palandro, David A.

“…Over the past two decades, Qatar has undergone significant economic growth and development, yet little information is available on long-term trends in seawater…”
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Decommissioning of offshore oil and gas structures – Environmental opportunities and challenges by Sommer, Brigitte, Fowler, Ashley M., Macreadie, Peter I., Palandro, David A., Aziz, Azivy C., Booth, David J.

“…Thousands of offshore oil and gas structures are approaching the end of their operating life globally, yet our understanding of the environmental effects of…”
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MODIS-derived spatiotemporal water clarity patterns in optically shallow Florida Keys waters: A new approach to remove bottom contamination by Barnes, Brian B., Hu, Chuanmin, Schaeffer, Blake A., Lee, Zhongping, Palandro, David A., Lehrter, John C.

“…Retrievals of water quality parameters from satellite measurements over optically shallow waters have been problematic due to bottom contamination of the…”
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Quantification of two decades of shallow-water coral reef habitat decline in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary using Landsat data (1984–2002) by Palandro, David A., Andréfouët, Serge, Hu, Chuanmin, Hallock, Pamela, Müller-Karger, Frank E., Dustan, Phillip, Callahan, Michael K., Kranenburg, Christine, Beaver, Carl R.

“…The loss of coral reef habitats has been witnessed at a global scale including in the Florida Keys and the Caribbean. In addition to field surveys that can be…”
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Field experiment demonstrates the potential utility of satellite-derived reflectance indices for monitoring regeneration of boreal forest communities by Ireland, Alex W., Smith, François G.F., Jaffe, Benjamin D., Palandro, David A., Mercer, Sean M., Liu, Lei, Renton, Jeff

“…•Reflectance indices derived from high spatial-resolution satellite imagery can be used to inform early-stage reforestation metrics.•Stem density can be…”
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High-resolution satellite imagery applied to monitoring revegetation of oil-sands-exploration well pads by Dacre, Cynthia K, Palandro, David A, Oldak, Anna, Ireland, Alex W, Mercer, Sean M

“…To achieve reclamation certification, oil-and-gas operations in Alberta, Canada are required to monitor the revegetation of idle well pads that no longer…”
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Documenting deepwater habitat utilization by fishes and invertebrates associated with Lophelia pertusa on a petroleum platform on the outer continental shelf of the Gulf of Mexico using a remotely operated vehicle by Benfield, Mark C., Kupchik, Matthew J., Palandro, David A., Dupont, Jennifer M., Blake, James A., Winchell, Paula

“…Marine communities associated with oil and gas platforms beyond the continental shelf are poorly described islands of potential interaction between structure…”
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Testing Unmanned Aerial Systems for Monitoring Wildlife at Night by IRELAND, ALEX W., PALANDRO, DAVID A., GARAS, VICTOR Y., WOODS, RICHARD W., DAVI, RICHARD A., BUTLER, JOSH D., GIBBENS, DYAN M., GIBBENS, JEFFREY S

“…Monitoring wildlife populations in proximity to industrial activities, including oil and gas operations, is critical to mitigating potential risk to both…”
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Quantification of two decades of shallow-water coral reef habitat decline in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary using Landsat data (1984-2002): Earth Observations for Marine and Coastal Biodiversity and Ecosystems Special Issue by PALANDRO, David A, ANDREFOUËT, Serge, CHUANMIN HU, HALLOCK, Pamela, MÜLLER-KARGER, Frank E, DUSTAN, Phillip, CALLAHAN, Michael K, KRANENBURG, Christine, BEAVER, Carl R

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Coral reef habitat change and water clarity assessment (1984–2002) for the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary using Landsat satellite data by Palandro, David A

“…The decline of coral reef habitats has been witnessed on a global scale, with some of the most dramatic decline occurring in the Florida Keys. As remote…”
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