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In-water remote sensing algorithms for estimating chlorophyll concentration and the absorption of light (400 nm) by yellow substances valid for the surface layer of the Pomeranian Bay are described. The accuracy of the algorithms has been estimated at 20-60%. The statistical analysis of data collected during a two-year experiment in 1996-1997 enable algorithms to be constructed which use a linear...
The main task of the Joint Polish-German Pomeranian Bay Project was to achieve a better understanding of the impact of freshwater discharge on this environment. The freshwater from the River Odra enters the Pomeranian Bay through four outlets. The most important of these is the River Swina, as it carries the largest volume of water exchange between the bay and the Szczecin Lagoon. This freshwater...
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