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The Physical Limit of Neural Hypoxia Detection in the Black Sea from Satellite Observations
Coastal hypoxia (O_2 < 63 [mmol / m^3]) threatens ocean health worldwide. On continental shelves, summer stratification prevents bottom oxygen consumed by respiration from being renewed, making monitoring essential to protect vulnerable ecosystems and reduce biodiversity loss. Although satellite obs
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