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Earth Observation Techniques to Assess Water Quality Monitoring in the Murray Darling Basin of Australia
World Journal of Geomatics and Geosciences
| Vol 1, Issue 1
Table 3. Summary of semi-empirical bio-optical algorithms for MERIS andLandsat (ʎ in the table denotes the central wavelength of image bands).
| Name of WQPs | Sensor's Name | Algorithm | Applicability | Reference | |
| MERIS | Name | Band transformation | |||
| Chl-a | Ratio | b7/b9 | turbid waters with high biomass | [26] | |
| Three band | (b7-1 - b9-1)xb10 | turbid and hypertrophic waters | [27] | ||
| Reflectance Line Height | b8 - b9 - ((b10 - b9)*(ʎb9 - ʎb8)x(ʎb10 - ʎb9)-1) | turbid and hypertrophic waters | [28] | ||
| Landsat | Ratio | b1/b2 | Chloropyll concentration ˂20µg.l-1 | [29] | |
| (b1-b3)/b2 | in the presence of suspended sediment scattering | [30] | |||
| b1/b3 | Chloropyll concentration >20µg.l-1 | [31] | |||
| b3/b4 | [32] | ||||
| PC | MERIS | Ratio | b9/b6 | turbid inland waters | [33] |