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Airborne Remote Sensing of Breaking Waves with Implications for Gas Exchange

by Bryan R. Kerman, Canada Cent for Inland Waters, Burlington, Canada,
Lucie Bernier, Canada Cent for Inland Waters, Burlington, Canada,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: Water Quality Issues at Fossil Fuel Plants

Abstract:

It is shown that airborne remote sensing can potentially relate gas mixing effects within a temporally evolving breaking wave to relectivity changes, and can identify the intensity of entrainment of individual breaking waves in an image of the ocean or lake surface.

Subject Headings: Breaking waves | Sensors and sensing | Equipment and machinery | Computer vision and image processing | Surface waves | Ocean waves | Ocean engineering

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