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Hii What is the correlation between POC and Chl a? If I interpret that POC is a sub-product from Chl a, this means that Chl a (independent variable) and POC (dependent variable) are highly correlated (what I got and what is expected). However, when I change the analysis and put Chl a as dependent va...

Hii :) I am analysing MODIS-Aqua derived OC and SST parameters for the Cape Verde region. I applied statistical analyses to see the correlation between some of these parameters and I realized that if I use Kd490 as independent variable and PIC as dependent variable (or vice versa), there is no signi...

Hello everyone, Following the instructions on the tutorial to install seaDAS on ubuntu (https://seadas.gsfc.nasa.gov/tutorials/installation_tutorial/), the creation of the java repository is not up to date, as it requires additional steps (manual installation) due to conflict with the licenses. I at...

Thank you so much. I will read carefully into it :)

Dear xuanyang02, I applied this algorithm in my thesis work. I would like to cite you for using this algorithm, so I would appreciate if you could tell me how to cite you properly in my Master thesis. Thank you so much :)

Thank you so much for your input! I look forward to hearing some more explanations regarding this issue. Thank you again.

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Thank you so much because this is a doubt we had for some time! If I may ask you one more question: what about the PFT (phytoplankton functional type) products? Does this mean what you said is taken into consideration for deriving the PFT products? And also, I should interpret the chl a product does...

Thank you so much! This is now a lot more enlightening to me. But I still have a doubt: on my data whenever I have high values of PIC, usually they are associated with low values of chlorophyll a. I see that in different regions of the oceans, namely Azores and Cape Verde, for example. So, shouldn't...

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I used the expression you gave and I got a full white image with NaN pixels. Should I do chlor_a < 0 instead of chlor_a > 0?