Redefining Uncertainty: A Complete Bayesian Workflow for Ocean Color Remote Sensing

Traditional satellite ocean color algorithms for chlorophyll-a and inherent optical property retrieval rely on deterministic regression models that typically produce single-point predictions without explicit uncertainty quantification. The absence of

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2025-09-15
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https://doi.org/10.22541/essoar.175795203.37768605/v1
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Remote-Sensing Image Classification
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Redefining Uncertainty: A Complete Bayesian Workflow for Ocean Color Remote Sensing

Erdem M. Karaköylü
Remote-Sensing Image Classification
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Redefining Uncertainty: A Complete Bayesian Workflow for Ocean Color Remote Sensing

Erdem M. Karaköylü
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Traditional satellite ocean color algorithms for chlorophyll-a and inherent optical property retrieval rely on deterministic regression models that typically produce single-point predictions without explicit uncertainty quantification. The absence of

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