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Estimation of velocity fields at the estuary-coastal interface through statistical analysis of successive airborne remotely sensed images.
The study of surface water velocity fields through in situ sampling is intrinsically difficult because they are highly variable in time and space. With airborne remote sensing, however, it is possible to determine changes in velocity fields because spatially and temporally comprehensive data may be
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