Particulate backscattering ratio at LEO 15 and its use to study particle composition and distribution

By Emmanuel S. Boss, W. Pegau, M. E. Lee, Michael Twardowski, E. Shybanov, G. Korotaev, F. Baratange. 2004

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LISST‐100 measurements of phytoplankton size distribution: evaluation of the effects of cell shape (2007, methodology): “…to the LISST, capable of providing bulk composition information (e.g., chlorophyll fluorescence or absorption and backscattering ratio; e.g., Boss et al. 2004), Microscopic examination of water samples will always be needed for validation of measurements, but the use of the LISST-100 can…”
Investigation of the optical backscattering to scattering ratio of marine particles in relation to their biogeochemical composition in the eastern English Channel and southern North Sea (2007, methodology): “Similar measurements performed by Boss et al. (2004) in the Mid-Atlantic Bight and by Chang et al. (2004) in the Santa Barbara Channel provided bbp : bp values spanning over a wide range: 0.005 to 0.035 and 0.002 to 0.075, respectively.”
Spectral dependency of optical backscattering by marine particles from satellite remote sensing of the global ocean (2006, result): “consistent with recent in situ measurements performed in different environments [Twardowski et al., 2001; Boss et al., 2004].”