Detection of optical water quality parameters for eutrophic waters by high resolution remote sensing

TL;DR: In this article, the authors compared conventional and geo-spatial Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) techniques using pollution from shrimp farming as a case study and found that the geo-SPatial EIA procedure offers advantages such as spatial and temporal variability as compared to conventional EIA procedures.

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