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Chlorophyll-a concentration estimation using three difference bio-optical algorithms, including a correction for the low-concentration range: the case of the Yiam reservoir, Korea File

Pyo, JongCheol , Ha, SeongHyeon , Yakov A. Pachepsky , Lee, Hyuk , Ha, Rim , Nam, Gibeom , Kim. Moon S. , Im, Jungho , Cho, Kyung Hwa

Article Issue Date2016-02 View73
Forecasting Abrupt Depletion of Dissolved Oxygen in Urban Streams Using Discontinuously Measured Hourly Time-Series Data File

Kim, Young Woo , Kim, TaeHo , Shin, Jihoon , Go, ByeongGeon , Lee, Mokyoung , Lee, JinHyo , Koo, Jayong , Cho, Kyung Hwa , Cha, YoonKyung

Article Issue Date2021-04 View122
Hierarchical deep learning model to simulate phytoplankton at phylum/ class and genus levels and zooplankton at the genus level File

Baek, Sang-Soo , Jung, Eun-Young , Pyo, JongCheol , Pachepsky, Yakov , Son, Heejong , Cho, Kyung Hwa

Article Issue Date2022-06 View120
Improving chlorophyll-a estimation using Sentinel-2 data: a comparative analysis of augmented datasets File

Lee, Jinmyeong , Kwon, Do Hyuck , Jeong, Heewon , Nam, Gibeom , Hwang, Euiho , Kim, Jin Hwi , Cho, Kyung Hwa , Kim, Hyo Gyeom

Article Issue Date2025-12 View13720
Optimal Band Selection for Airborne Hyperspectral Imagery to Retrieve a Wide Range of Cyanobacterial Pigment Concentration Using a Data-Driven Approach File File

Jang, Wonjin , Park, Yongeun , Pyo, JongCheol , Park, Sanghyun , Kim, Jinuk , Kim, Jin Hwi , Cho, Kyung Hwa , Shin, Jae-Ki , Kim, Seongjoon

Article Issue Date2022-04 View99
Regional climate modeling for Asia File File

Lee, Dong-Kyou , Cha, Dong-Hyun

Article Issue Date2020-08 View109
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