Espectrorradiometria de Campo e Dados Sentinel-2 Aplicado ao Estudo da Clorofila-A em Corpos Hídricos de Reservatórios
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https://doi.org/10.11137/1982-3908_2021_44_38707Keywords:
Derivada Espectral, Mata Atlântica, Águas ContinentaisAbstract
O monitoramento da qualidade de água em corpos hídricos é fundamental para a conservação destes, por isso metodologias de monitoramento em larga escala são cada vez mais imprescindíveis para monitorar ações antrópicas e naturais que alteram a qualidade destes ambientes. Partindo dessa premissa, este trabalho propôs utilizar dados de radiométricos obtidos in situ e multiespectrais do sensor MSI (Multispectral Instrument) a bordo do satélite Sentinel-2 para estudar o comportamento da clorofila-a como parâmetro de qualidade de água, em reservatório no curso do rio Juliana, na Área de Preservação Ambiental (APA) do Pratigi, Bahia, Brasil. A espectrorradiometria de campo foi empregada para estudar o comportamento ultraespectral do corpo hídrico, visando identificar feições da presença do pigmento. Com auxílio de técnicas de extração de informações, foi possível identificar a presença da clorofila na região do espectro vermelho e infravermelho próximo, possibilitando a escolha de razões de bandas do MSI. Dentre as relações matemáticas de bandas do MSI escolhidas, as que apresentaram melhor ajuste às concentrações de clorofila-a foram as razões Verde-Vermelho e Infravermelho próximo-Vermelho, com r² de 0,771 e 0,895, respectivamente, mostrando que, mesmo não tendo sido desenvolvido com a finalidade de monitorar ambientes aquáticos, os resultados demonstram um potencial de uso dos dados deste sensor para monitoramento em larga escala.
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