Sentence examples for monitoring of lake from inspiring English sources

Here we synergistically used imagery from Landsat and Huanjing satellites to enable a detailed monitoring of lake area dynamics on the Changtang Plateau.

The utility of MODIS data in remote water quality estimation lies in intra-annual monitoring of lake water clarity in inaccessible, large lakes, whereas Landsat is more appropriate for inter-annual, regional trend analyses of lakes ≥ 8 ha.

In fact, when coupled with surface temperature measurements derived from the sensor's thermal-infrared (TIR) component, stereo viewing forms a powerful observational capability that can be exploited in the monitoring of lake and marine environments.

Adaptation responses have included baseline testing of water quality and active monitoring of lake water conditions.

For example, the European standardized monitoring of lake fish assemblages through standardized gillnet survey fishing (Comité Européen de Normalisation 2005) has been crucial for our understanding of the ecological role of fish in shallow lake ecosystems (e.g., Jeppesen et al. 2000, 2005; Mehner 2010).

An accurate and continuous monitoring of lakes and inland seas is available since 1993 thanks to the satellite altimetry missions (Topex Poseidon, GFO, ERS-2, Jason-1, Jason-2 and Envisat).

MERIS data are no longer actively acquired but their capacity for global scale monitoring of lakes from satellites will soon be re-established through the forthcoming Sentinel-3 Ocean and Land Colour Instrument (OLCI).

The study recommends the urgent need for continuous monitoring of the lake water and identifying the pollution sources to protect the largest fresh water lake from further contamination.

However, further studies are warranted on the continuous monitoring of this lake ecosystem to know the future impact of climate change on distribution of zooplankton which can help to identify the sensitive and sentinel species to formulate the effective conservation strategies.

Thermal cameras at Halema'uma'u have proven effective for continuous monitoring of the lava lake because thermal imagery can "see" through thick volcanic fume in the Overlook crater which often obscures the view of the lake to normal webcams and the naked eye (Patrick et al. 2014).

We recommend continued monitoring of life history traits in R. argentea, as well as the implementation of a permanent lake-wide initiative to monitor basic stock characteristics.