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Mapping of coastal surface chlorophyll-a concentration by multispectral reflectance measurement from unmanned aerial vehicles
In subtropical coastal waters, the explosive growth of phytoplankton under favorable conditions can lead to water discolouration and massive fish kills. Manual field sampling and laboratory analysis of chlorophyll-a concentration (Chl-a) as an indicator to algal biomass, is resources intensive and time consuming, delaying responses to disastrous harmful algal blooms. Cloudy weather often precludes the use of satellite images for water quality and algal bloom monitoring. This study aims at developing an estimator algorithm for quantitative mapping of surface Chl-a for coastal waters, based on surface reflectance measurement from an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) with a five-band multispectral camera. The surface reflectance is obtained from calibrated multispectral images which are radiometric-corrected against incoming solar radiation. It is found that Chl-a has an inverse correlation with the Normalized Green-Red Difference Index (NGRDI). A regression estimator model for Chl-a from NGRDI is developed, showing excellent performance for fish farms in coastal waters with different characteristics. The technology is demonstrated for mapping the spatial and temporal variation of Chl-a during an algal bloom, offering a useful complement to traditional field monitoring for fisheries management and emergency response.
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