Search publications of the members of the Royal Belgian institute of natural Sciences
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48 miljoen jaar oude haaientand gevonden in Oud-Heverlee
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Versteningen in het Zand van Brussel. Algemene evaluatie met betrekking tot het voorkomen van zandsteen in een bouwput gelegen Leopold III laan te Evere
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Boven-Paleozoïcum tot Mesozoïcum.
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Geowaarden van de Wijngaardberg
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The distribution and dynamics of suspended particulate matter in Belgian coastal waters derived from AVHRR imagery
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Application of the MERIS algal pigment products in Belgian waters
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Validation of MERIS water products in the Southern North Sea: 2002-2008
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The Rhine plume - modelling of physical processes
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Chlorophyll-a retrieval in case 2 waters using an adaptive two-band algorithm (CRAT) with hyperspectral data
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ERS-1 Synthetic Aperture Radar imagery of the Rhine-Meuse plume discharge front - preliminary results and plans
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Modelling of coastal processes influenced by the freshwater discharge of the Rhine
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Cloud filing of total suspended matter, chlorophyll and sea surface temperature remote sensing products by the Data Interpolation with Empirical Orthogonal Functions methodology. Application to the BELCOLOUR-1 database.
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Reconstruction of Missing Satellite Total Suspended Matter Data over the Southern North Sea and English Channel using Empirical Orthogonal Function Decomposition of Satellite Imagery and Hydrodynamical Modelling
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Detection of adjacency effects in coastal and inland waters: the use of the near infrared similarity spectrum
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REVAMP Regional Validation of MERIS Chlorophyll products in North Sea coastal waters: Protocols document
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Validation of MERIS-derived turbidity and PAR attenuation using autonomous buoy data
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High frequency measurement of suspended sediments and coccolithophores in European and African coastal waters from the geostationary SEVIRI sensor
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Advantages of high quality SWIR bands for ocean colour processing: examples from Landsat-8
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Mapping of chlorophyll and suspended particulate matter from CHRIS imagery of the Oostende core site
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The Compact High Resolution Imaging Spectrometer (CHRIS): the future of hyperspectral satellite sensors. Imagery of Oostende coastal and inland waters
