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1. Modeling of Aquatic Ecosystem Dynamics in a Run‐of‐River Reservoir in the Brazil M. Salla et al.
2. Deriving inherent optical properties from classical water color measurements: Forel-Ule index and Secchi disk depth S. Wang et al.
3. Water clarity changes in Lake Taihu over 36 years based on Landsat TM and OLI observations Z. Yin et al.
4. An inexpensive method for the measurement of photosynthetically active radiation profiles in waterbodies F. Scordo et al.
5. Water clarity in Brazilian water assessed using Sentinel-2 and machine learning methods D. Maciel et al.
6. Deteriorating water clarity in shallow waters: Evidence from long term MODIS and in-situ observations K. Shi et al.
7. Secchi disk observation with spectral-selective glasses in blue and green waters Z. Lee et al.
8. Modeling spatio-temporal variability of suspended matter and its relation with hydrodynamic parameters in the northern Bay of Bengal M. Masud-Ul-Alam et al.
9. Resolving the long‐standing puzzles about the observed Secchi depth relationships Z. Lee et al.
10. Key factors influencing sensory quality of scenic waters and its improvement by constructed wetlands Z. Liu et al.
11. Assessing the suitability of lakes and reservoirs for recreation using Landsat 8 D. Keith et al.
12. A typical lake in the semi-arid area of northern China—The remote sensing retrieved of the transparency of the Lake Daihai (2013-2020) D. Ruixiang et al.
13. The Effect of Optical Properties on Secchi Depth and Implications for Eutrophication Management E. Harvey et al.
14. MODIS-Based Mapping of Secchi Disk Depth Using a Qualitative Algorithm in the Shallow Arabian Gulf M. Al Kaabi et al.
15. Steady increase in water clarity in Jiaozhou Bay in the Yellow Sea from 2000 to 2018: Observations from MODIS Z. Yin et al.
16. How does lake water clarity affect lake thermal processes? Q. Zhang & X. Ma
17. Retrieval and Spatio-Temporal Variations Analysis of Yangtze River Water Clarity from 2017 to 2020 Based on Sentinel-2 Images Y. Zhao et al.
18. An Evaluation of Sun-Glint Correction Methods for UAV-Derived Secchi Depth Estimations in Inland Water Bodies E. Tiškus et al.
19. Evaluation of the Suspended Particulate Matter Content in the Coastal Zone of the Northeastern Black Sea Based on Relative Transparency B. Konovalov
20. Patterns of the relationship between the Secchi disk depth and the optical characteristics of water in the Neva Estuary (Baltic Sea): the influence of environmental variables M. Golubkov & S. Golubkov
21. Capturing coastal water clarity variability with Landsat 8 K. Luis et al.
22. Transmitting Characteristics of Light in İzmir Bay Seawater (Turkiye, Eastern Aegean Sea) C. Eronat
23. Evaluación del coeficiente de atenuación y la transparencia del mar utilizando imágenes del satélite Sentinel-2B en la bahía El Ferrol, Chimbote, Perú L. Escudero et al.
24. Improved retrieval of Secchi depth for optically-complex waters using remote sensing data K. Alikas & S. Kratzer
25. The increasing water clarity of Tibetan lakes over last 20 years according to MODIS data C. Liu et al.
26. Satellite observations of water transparency from VIIRS in global aquatic ecosystems J. Wei et al.
27. Coupling artificial intelligence with a mechanistic model for estimating Secchi depth J. Chen et al.
28. A simple and effective method for removing residual reflected skylight in above-water remote sensing reflectance measurements D. Jiang et al.
29. Polar Tourism as an Effective Research Tool: Citizen Science in the Western Antarctic Peninsula A. Cusick et al.
30. Remote Sensing of Secchi Depth in Highly Turbid Lake Waters and Its Application with MERIS Data X. Liu et al.
31. An underwater horizontal visibility estimation method integrating visual threshold modeling and data augmentation D. Jiang et al.
32. Distribution of mesopredatory fish determined by habitat variables in a predator-depleted coastal system L. Bergström et al.
33. Spatial Distribution of Diffuse Attenuation of Photosynthetic Active Radiation and Its Main Regulating Factors in Inland Waters of Northeast China J. Ma et al.
34. An algorithm for measuring Secchi disk water transparency based on machine vision L. Gan et al.
35. Long-term satellite records of water clarity suggest increasing human activity influence in an inland lake J. Wang et al.
36. Secchi disk depth: A new theory and mechanistic model for underwater visibility Z. Lee et al.
37. Evaluation of Suspended Matter Content in the Coastal Zone of the Northeastern Part of the Black Sea by Relative Transparency B. Konovalov
38. Estimation of upward radiances and reflectances at the surface of the sea from above-surface measurements Ø. Kleiv et al.
39. Remote sensing of transparency in the China seas from the ESA-OC-CCI data J. Guo et al.
40. DISCO: A low‐cost device‐instrumented Secchi disk for water clarity observations G. Donini & S. Piccolroaz
41. Retrieval of Secchi disk depth from a reservoir using a semi-analytical scheme T. Rodrigues et al.
42. Landsat observations reveal increasing trend in lake clarity on the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau: Insights into the lake optical response to climate change S. Wang et al.
43. Two-decade dynamics of MODIS-derived Secchi depth in Peninsula Malaysia waters M. Idris et al.
44. Using a semi-analytical model to retrieve Secchi depth in coastal and estuarine waters X. Liu et al.
45. Monitoring multi-temporal and spatial variations of water transparency in the Jiaozhou Bay using GOCI data Y. Zhou et al.
46. Towards global long-term water transparency products from the Landsat archive D. Maciel et al.
47. Water Quality Measurement and Modelling Based on Deep Learning Techniques: Case Study for the Parameter of Secchi Disk F. Lin et al.
48. A semi-analytical scheme to estimate Secchi-disk depth from Landsat-8 measurements Z. Lee et al.
49. Secchi Disk Depth or Turbidity, Which Is Better for Assessing Environmental Quality in Eutrophic Waters? A Case Study in a Shallow Hypereutrophic Reservoir M. Golubkov & S. Golubkov
50. Long-term coastal monitoring data show nutrient-driven reduction in chlorophyll E. Lundsør et al.