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1. Performance Evaluation of Four Ocean Reflectance Model J. Li et al.
2. System vicarious calibration of GCOM-C/SGLI visible and near-infrared channels H. Murakami et al.
3. Radiative Transfer Modeling With Biogeochemical‐Argo Float Data in the Mediterranean Sea E. Terzić et al.
4. High complexity of aquatic irradiance may have driven the evolution of four-dimensional colour vision in shallow-water fish S. Sabbah et al.
5. Bio-optical characterization of offshore NW Mediterranean waters: CDOM contribution to the absorption budget and diffuse attenuation of downwelling irradiance G. Pérez et al.
6. Modeling Atmosphere-Ocean Radiative Transfer: A PACE Mission Perspective J. Chowdhary et al.
7. Temporal patterns of iron limitation in the Ross Sea as determined from chlorophyll fluorescence T. Ryan-Keogh & W. Smith
8. Two databases derived from BGC-Argo float measurements for marine biogeochemical and bio-optical applications E. Organelli et al.
9. Estimation of cyanobacteria pigments in the main rivers of South Korea using spatial attention convolutional neural network with hyperspectral imagery S. Hong et al.
10. Physical Forcing Mechanisms Controlling the Variability of Chlorophyll-a over the Royal-Charlotte and Abrolhos Banks—Eastern Brazilian Shelf R. Ghisolfi et al.
11. Extending satellite ocean color remote sensing to the near-blue ultraviolet bands Y. Wang et al.
12. Ocean Water Clarity and the Ocean General Circulation in a Coupled Climate Model A. Gnanadesikan & W. Anderson
13. Penetration of UV‐visible solar radiation in the global oceans: Insights from ocean color remote sensing Z. Lee et al.
14. Variability of Solar Radiation and CDOM in Surface Coastal Waters of the Northwestern Mediterranean Sea R. Sempéré et al.
15. The most oligotrophic subtropical zones of the global ocean: similarities and differences in terms of chlorophyll and yellow substance A. Morel et al.
16. Bio-optical characteristics of the Patagonia Shelf break waters: Implications for ocean color algorithms A. Ferreira et al.
17. Bio‐optical anomalies in the world's oceans: An investigation on the diffuse attenuation coefficients for downward irradiance derived from Biogeochemical Argo float measurements E. Organelli et al.
18. Holistic optical water type classification for ocean, coastal, and inland waters S. Bi & M. Hieronymi
19. A simple method for distinguishing global Case-1 and Case-2 waters using SeaWiFS measurements B. Matsushita et al.
20. Usable solar radiation and its attenuation in the upper water column Z. Lee et al.
21. Seasonal Stages of Chlorophyll‐a Vertical Distribution and Its Relation to the Light Conditions in the Black Sea From Bio‐Argo Measurements A. Kubryakov et al.
22. Are the world's oceans optically different? M. Szeto et al.
23. Considerations for transferring an operational dynamic ocean management tool between ocean color products H. Welch et al.
24. Deriving a Proxy for Iron Limitation From Chlorophyll Fluorescence on Buoyancy Gliders T. Ryan-Keogh & S. Thomalla
25. Characterization of the bio-optical anomaly and diurnal variability of particulate matter, as seen from scattering and backscattering coefficients, in ultra-oligotrophic eddies of the Mediterranean Sea H. Loisel et al.
26. Estimation of hyperspectral inherent optical properties from in-water radiometry: error analysis and application to in situ data E. Rehm & C. Mobley
27. Assessing the Variability in the Relationship Between the Particulate Backscattering Coefficient and the Chlorophyll a Concentration From a Global Biogeochemical‐Argo Database M. Barbieux et al.
28. Penetration of Ultraviolet‐B Radiation in Oligotrophic Regions of the Oceans During the Malaspina 2010 Expedition S. Overmans et al.
29. A Radiative Transfer Simulator for PACE: Theory and Applications P. Zhai et al.
30. Underwater Light Characteristics of Turbid Coral Reefs of the Inner Central Great Barrier Reef R. Jones et al.
31. Combined processing and mutual interpretation of radiometry and fluorimetry from autonomous profiling Bio-Argo floats: Chlorophyllaretrieval X. Xing et al.
32. Regionalization of oceanic waters based on satellite bio-optical properties in the central and southern Gulf of Mexico U. Mirabal et al.
33. Particle characterization and composition in the NE Aegean Sea: Combining optical methods and biogeochemical parameters A. Karageorgis et al.
34. Are the empirical relationships describing the bio‐optical properties of case 1 waters consistent and internally compatible? A. Morel
35. Satellite derived euphotic depth in the Southern Ocean: Implications for primary production modelling M. Soppa et al.
36. Secchi disk depth: A new theory and mechanistic model for underwater visibility Z. Lee et al.
37. Improving Chlorophyll-A Estimation From Sentinel-2 (MSI) in the Barents Sea Using Machine Learning M. Asim et al.
38. Sensitivity of multiangle, multispectral polarimetric remote sensing over open oceans to water-leaving radiance: Analyses of RSP data acquired during the MILAGRO campaign J. Chowdhary et al.
39. Recent Advancements and Challenges in Artificial Intelligence for Digital Twins of the Ocean V. Metheniti et al.
40. Developing a New Machine-Learning Algorithm for Estimating Chlorophyll-a Concentration in Optically Complex Waters: A Case Study for High Northern Latitude Waters by Using Sentinel 3 OLCI K. Blix et al.
41. Characterisation of uncertainties in an ocean radiative transfer model for the Black Sea through ensemble simulations L. Macé et al.
42. TROPOMI-Retrieved Underwater Light Attenuation in Three Spectral Regions in the Ultraviolet and Blue J. Oelker et al.
43. The primacy of dissolved organic matter to aquatic light variability H. Houskeeper & S. Hooker
44. Resolving the long‐standing puzzles about the observed Secchi depth relationships Z. Lee et al.
45. Light absorption properties and absorption budget of Southeast Pacific waters A. Bricaud et al.
46. Bio-optical characterization of the northern Antarctic Peninsula waters: Absorption budget and insights on particulate backscattering A. Ferreira et al.
47. Apparent optical properties of the Canadian Beaufort Sea – Part 1: Observational overview and water column relationships D. Antoine et al.
48. Small Phytoplankton Shapes Colored Dissolved Organic Matter Dynamics in the North Atlantic Subtropical Gyre E. Organelli & H. Claustre
49. Interannual control of plankton communities by deep winter mixing and prey/predator interactions in the NW Mediterranean: Results from a 30-year 3D modeling study P. Auger et al.
50. Impact of dust storm on phytoplankton bloom over the Arabian Sea: a case study during March 2012 K. Bali et al.
51. Exploring the potential of Aeolus lidar mission for ocean color applications D. Dionisi et al.
52. ROSACE: A Proposed European Design for the Copernicus Ocean Colour System Vicarious Calibration Infrastructure D. Antoine et al.
53. A simple band ratio technique to quantify the colored dissolved and detrital organic material from ocean color remotely sensed data A. Morel & B. Gentili
54. Phytoplankton Photophysiology Utilities: A Python Toolbox for the Standardization of Processing Active Chlorophyll-a Fluorescence Data T. Ryan-Keogh & C. Robinson
55. Absorption characteristics of optically complex inland waters: Implications for water optical classification K. Shi et al.
56. Marine ecosystems’ responses to climatic and anthropogenic forcings in the Mediterranean X. Durrieu de Madron et al.
57. Optical scattering properties of organic-rich and inorganic-rich particles in inland waters K. Shi et al.
58. Introduction to the special section bio-optical and biogeochemical conditions in the South East Pacific in late 2004: the BIOSOPE program H. Claustre et al.
59. Influence of the solar penetration depth and heat-fluxes on the sea surface temperature using an ocean mixed layer model H. Gupta et al.
60. Testbed results for scalar and vector radiative transfer computations of light in atmosphere-ocean systems J. Chowdhary et al.
61. Vertical stratification of phytoplankton biomass in a deep estuary site: implications for satellite-based net primary productivity M. Gall et al.
62. Distribution of normalized water‐leaving radiances at UV and visible wave bands in relation with chlorophyll a and colored detrital matter content in the southeast Pacific M. Tedetti et al.
63. Linking Southern Ocean Mixed‐Layer Dynamics to Net Community Production on Various Timescales Z. Li et al.
64. Latitudinal Gradient of UV Attenuation Along the Highly Transparent Red Sea Basin S. Overmans & S. Agustí
65. Shedding Light on the Sea: André Morel's Legacy to Optical Oceanography D. Antoine et al.