An Application of LANDSAT Multispectral Imagery for the Clasification of Hydrobiological Systems, Shark River Slough
Rose PW and Rosendahl PC. 1979. An Application of LANDSAT Multispectral Imagery for the Clasification of Hydrobiological Systems, Shark River Slough. SFRC T-544. South Florida Natural Resources Center. Homestead, Florida
The hydrologic balance of the Florida Everglades directly influences all ecological aspects of the region. This intricate ecosystem is dependent on freshwater supplies which must be furnished in sufficient quantity and at appropriate rates to achieve ecosystem maintenance. Orbital remote sensing satellites (LANDSAT A, B, and C) have provided a comprehensive and repetitive survey of the multi-variant hydrologic parameters over both the accessible and inaccessible regions of Everglades National Park. LANDSAT multispectral data were analyzed for application to the Shark River Slough in Everglades National Park.
- Type
- Published Report
- Authors
- Rose, Paul; Rosendahl, Peter
- Date of Issue
- 1979
- Publisher
- South Florida Natural Resources Center
- Units
- EVER
- Keywords
- everglades, hydrobiological, Imagery, Landsat, SFNRCTRS, Shark Slough