A study on monitoring of oil spill at sea by satellite remote sensing
Yong Zhang
Abstract
Yong Zhang
Abstract
As a result of natural complexity of oil spill at sea, there is the great difficulty in monitoring oil spill by satellite remote sensing. This paper analytically summarizes the results obtained from surveying spectral characteristics of spill oil film at sea. Making use of AVHRR and TM data, the image of oil spill in several marine accidents has been processed and identified, and the place and area of oil spill in obtaining images are the same as investigation in the scene of accidents.
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As a result of natural complexity of oil spill at sea, there is the great difficulty in monitoring oil spill by satellite remote sensing. This paper analytically summarizes the results obtained from surveying spectral characteristics of spill oil film at sea. Making use of AVHRR and TM data, the image of oil spill in several marine accidents has been processed and identified, and the place and area of oil spill in obtaining images are the same as investigation in the scene of accidents.
Key concepts: Oil spill, Environmental science, Remote sensing, Satellite, Geology, Environmental engineering, Engineering, Aerospace engineering