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Thaiënne A. G. P. Van Dijk, Marc Roche, Xavier Lurton, Ridha Fezzani, Stephen M. Simmons, Sven Gastauer, Peer Fietzek, Chris Mesdag, Laurent Berger, Mark Klein Breteler and Dan R. Parsons
For health and impact studies of water systems, monitoring underwater environments is essential, for which multi-frequency single- and multibeam echosounders are commonly used state-of-the-art technologies. However, the current scarcity of sediment refer...
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Rong Wang, Yonghui Zhang and Yulu Zhang
The absorption and scattering of light in water usually result in the degradation of underwater image quality, such as color distortion and low contrast. Additionally, the performance of acquisition devices may limit the spatial resolution of underwater ...
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Jiawei Zhang, Fenglei Han, Duanfeng Han, Jianfeng Yang, Wangyuan Zhao and Hansheng Li
In the realm of ocean engineering and maintenance of subsea structures, accurate underwater distance quantification plays a crucial role. However, the precision of such measurements is often compromised in underwater environments due to backward scatteri...
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Kamila Haule, Maria Kubacka, Henryk Toczek, Barbara Lednicka, Boguslaw Pranszke and Wlodzimierz Freda
Seawater turbidity is a common water quality indicator measured in situ and estimated from space on a regular basis. However, it is rarely correlated with the inherent optical properties of seawater, which convey information about seawater composition. I...
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Emilie Pietersoone, Jean Michel Létang, Simon Rit, Emmanuel Brun and Max Langer
X-ray phase-contrast imaging (XPCI) is a family of imaging techniques that makes contrast visible due to phase shifts in the sample. Phase-sensitive techniques can potentially be several orders of magnitude more sensitive than attenuation-based technique...
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