Remote Sensing Assessment of Marine Primary Productivity and Fishery Resources in the Daya Bay, China
Remote Sensing Assessment of Marine Primary Productivity and Fishery Resources in the Daya Bay, China
Jing Yu1*, Jiangmei Mao1,2 and Dongliang Wang1,3
Fig. 1.
Research area and survey stations.
Fig. 2.
The relationship between in-situ Chlorophyll a concentration and MODIS-derived Chl-a.
Fig. 3.
Seasonal variations of catchability and number of species.
Fig. 4.
Seasonal variations of PP, Chl-a and SST.
Fig. 5.
Fishery resource density from models and surveys.
August 2021
Vol. 53, Iss. 4, Pages 1201-1601
