Progress of Measurement Technology for Marine Water Optics Properties

Abstract

Abstract: The measurement of optical properties of ocean water body is the basis of the development of
the theory of marine optics, and the improvement of the measurement technology of optical
properties has greatly promoted the development of other optical technologies and their
applications. Looking back on the history, photoelectric technology and spectral technology
are the main driving force of water optical measurement technology, and the development of
radiate transfer theory and water color remote sensing are the main traction force of optical
measurement technology. The measurement principle, method and typical products
of optical properties of water body are introduced systematically, including the measurement methods of
spectral radiance and spectral irradiance, spectral absorption and spectral scattering
properties. Finally, the future development direction of optical property measurement
is given, which can provide reference for the development of water optical instruments,
related ocean optical technology and their users.

Key words: optical properties of water body, measurement technology, radiance, irradiance, absorption, scattering

CLC Number:

TP79

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