High resolution LiDAR measurements reveal fine internal structure and variability of sediment-carrying coastal plume

Zavialov, P. O., Pelevin, V. V., Belyaev, N. A., Izhitskiy, A. S., Konovalov, B. V., Krementskiy, V. V., Goncharenko, I. V., Osadchiev, A. A., Soloviev, D. M., Garcia, C. A. E., Pereira, E. S., Sartorato, L., Moller, O. O.

High-resolution lidar observations of the internal structure and short-term variability of a sediment-bearing coastal plume in southern Brazil

BibTeX citation

@article{2018coastalplumelidar, title = {High resolution LiDAR measurements reveal fine internal structure and variability of sediment-carrying coastal plume}, author = {Zavialov, P. O. and Pelevin, V. V. and Belyaev, N. A. and Izhitskiy, A. S. and Konovalov, B. V. and Krementskiy, V. V. and Goncharenko, I. V. and Osadchiev, A. A. and Soloviev, D. M. and Garcia, C. A. E. and Pereira, E. S. and Sartorato, L. and Moller, O. O.}, year = {2018}, journal = {Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science}, doi = {10.1016/j.ecss.2018.01.008}, url = {https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ecss.2018.01.008}, }

Related publications

2017, Oceanology

Spatial variability of concentrations of chlorophyll a, dissolved organic matter and suspended particles in the surface layer of the Kara Sea in September 2011 from lidar data

Continuous UFL-9 measurements of chlorophyll-a, organic carbon, and suspended matter across the Kara Sea, calibrated with samples from the same cruise

Pelevin, V. V., Zavialov, P. O. et al.
2015, Oceanology

Estimating the deposition of river-borne suspended matter from the joint analysis of suspension concentration and salinity

A method tested at the Mzymta mouth for estimating sediment deposition from measured TSS and the concentration predicted by river-sea mixing

Zavialov, P. O., Barbanova, E. S. et al.