Diurnal Warming in Shallow Coastal Seas, Zhu, X., Minnett, P.J., Hendee, J.C., Manfrino, C., Berkelmans, R (original) (raw)

Abstract

A good understanding of diurnal warming in the upper ocean is important for the validation of satellitederived sea surface temperature (SST) against in-situ buoy data and for merging satellite SSTs taken at different times of the same day. For shallow coastal regions, better understanding of diurnal heating could also help improve monitoring and prediction of ecosystem health, such as coral reef bleaching.

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