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A LOOK AT THE USE OF GOES-8 DATA FOR MONITORING WATER MOTIONS IN TURBID COASTAL WATERS

Water motions associated with coastal circulation affect many economic, biological, ecological, and other concerns. For example, timely knowledge of pollutant transport (e.g. oil spills) can be critical to minimizing impact on endangered marine biology. Along coasts of the world, turbid effluent from major river mouths contrasts with clear saline nearshore waters. GOES-8, providing essentially continuous monitoring of North and South America, can potentially track nearshore turbidity contrast for tracers of water motions.