I'm interested in looking at small to mesoscale eddies in conjunction with discrete biological, chemical and physical data collected over the eastern Bering Sea shelf. I'm aware that tidal influences become problematic in coastal shallow areas but would like to know if there's a way around this.
A correct approach for detection small and mesoscale eddies over shallow tidal coastal shelves is using visible and thermal Landsat/MODIS data and radar satellite data. A tidal errors in standart altimetric product over eastern Bering shelf is obviously large.
Thank you both for your help. Waqas, I am interested in taking a look at your paper when it comes out.
Thanks again!
Jeanette
Sure, depends on the spatial resolution of the satellite that you use. Please check sentinel satellites.
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