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Estimation of the Absorption Coefficient of a Conservative Yellow Substance from Correlations between Hydrooptical Characteristics (a Version)

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A technique for estimation of the absorption coefficient of a conservative yellow substance (CYS) from correlations between hydrooptical parameters is discussed. CYS absorption in different waters is estimated; the spectral selectivity of CYS absorption is determined. The ratio of CYS to total yellow substance absorption in waters with different chlorophyll concentrations is calculated.

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The work was fulfilled in Marine Hydrophysical Institute, Russian Academy of Sciences, within the State Assignment (theme no. 0827-2018-0002).

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Mankovskiy, V.I. Estimation of the Absorption Coefficient of a Conservative Yellow Substance from Correlations between Hydrooptical Characteristics (a Version). Atmos Ocean Opt 32, 416–419 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1024856019040080

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