Possibility of Improving Three-Band Model for Different Phytoplankton Species in Case II water : Evidences from Three Experiments
Possibility of Improving Three-Band Model for Different Phytoplankton Species in Case II water : Evidences from Three Experiments
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10.11440/rssj.29.653
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2009-11
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B. Matsushita;Wei Yang;Jin Chen;T. Fukushima
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B. Matsushita;Wei Yang;Jin Chen;T. Fukushima
Dall’Olmo() found that a three-band refiectance tion;() the second band( nm) should be miniapplied in other areas and periods. Even so, the measurement based on four requirements:() the first band(of the SIOPs is still a big burden for many applications. nm) should be maximally sensitive to phytoplankton absorp-Recently, a conceptual model only containing refiectance of three spectral bands in the red and near infrared range of the mally sensitive to phytoplankton absorption but has the simispectrum (known as the three-band model) was suggested for lar absorption of tripton and CDOM with that in the first retrieving Chl-a concentrations in case II waters. The band, and thus can be used to minimize the absorption e ects requirement of three bands is to maximally minimize the of tripton and CDOM;() the third band( nm) e ects of tripton and CDOM for accurate estimation of Chl-a should be minimally a ected by the absorption of phytoconcentration (see section. for the details). Currently, plankton, tripton, and CDOM but has the similar backscatteronly the spectral band configuration of MERIS (Medium ing with the first and second bands, and thus can be used to Resolution Imaging Spectrometer) and EO-/Hyperion can minimize the e ect of backscattering;() these three bands meet the requirement of three-band model. The three-band should be corresponding to the spectral band of MERIS model was calibrated and validated using five independent(Medium Resolution Imaging Spectrometer). The and datasets collected from lakes and reservoirs in the US be- are the slope and intercept of the three-band model, respectween and. Results showed that the three-band tively. In the previous study, the slope and intercept were model can be applied for widely varying Chl-a, Secchi disk both determined by regression analysis based on data depth, and turbidity of water bodies without adjustment of collection. Obviously, the and are the most critical the model coe cients after calibration elsewhere, and resulted parameters in the three-band model. To derive reliable regresin a satisfactory Chl-a estimation strongly correlated with sion coe cients () usually requires adequate sample data, observed Chl-a (r.) with an average bias across data in which remote sensing refiectance R () in three spectral sets of. to. However, it should be noted that the bands and Chl-a concentration for each sample are inmodel was calibrated and validated by samples acquired only cluded. from American lakes and reservoirs, where the specific inherent optical properties (SIOPs) of phytoplankton are limited. Chl-a concentration and corresponding refiectance spec-Therefore, further validation should be carried out under a trum collected from two lakes in Japan and China was firstly variety of field conditions, especially for di erent phyto- used to test the performance of three-band model (Fig.). plankton species (ie, with di erent SIOPs). Lake Kasumigaura is located in the eastern part of Japan’s The major objective of this study was to test the perform- Kanto Plain. With a surface area of km and an average ance of three-band model for di erent phytoplankton species. depth of m (maximum depth of. m), it is the second To achieve this objective, we used three datasets obtained largest lake in Japan after Lake Biwa. The lake is considered from field survey, tank experiment, and model simulation, eutrophic because it has high loads of nutrients and because of respectively. Total fourteen phytoplankton species were con- its shallow depth. Although the average Chl-a concentration tained in these datasets. decreased from to mg m during the last three decades, the mean total phosphorus concentration …