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Mesures physiques et signatures en télédétection

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sample using two
pectral range. The
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uggested technique
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ICATION FOR
water using various
l As it is seen from
pes of synchronous
ire intensitive, and
using synchronous
ad for oils in water
is spectra for DOM
Lrce intensity do not
ctra with a A=50 nm.
nation. While Aex <
0 nm the difference
ronous spectra with
ter oil-water mixing
. This spectral range
th excitation at 220
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can distinguish fresh
ifficulties. However,
cation. In laboratory
dd be obtained. The
Wavelength (nm) Wavelength (nm)
Figure 4 : Fluorescence synchronous spectra for oil pollutions in water. AX : difference
between excitation and emission wavelengths