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The Advanced Very High Resolution Radiometer (AVHRR) sensor, onboard NOAA satellites, has been the most used sensor for the estimation of SST for scientific and operational applications in oceanography and fisheries. It has provided near real-time, long-term, synoptic and global estimates of key parameters such as sea surface temperature (SST) that can be integrated in numerical weather predictions, basin- scale hydrodynamic and primary production models (Longhurst et al., 1995 Behrenfeld & Falkowski, 1997). Remote sensing of infrared data has been demonstrated to be a useful tool for monitoring the marine ecosystem. Palabras clave: temperatura superficial del mar, registros in situ, MCSST-AVHRR, golfo San MatГas, AtlГЎntico sudoccidental. En este trabajo se discuten las posibles razones que explican el desempeГ±o de los algoritmos MCSST en el ГЎrea de estudio. La diferencias medias entre los datos satelitales e in situ para todo el conjunto de datos fue de 1,64 В± 1,49вЊ, al discriminar entre diferentes fuentes de datos in situ, y estimaciones diurnas y nocturnas de diferentes satГ©lites NOAA, las diferencias medias variaron entre 0,30 В± 0,60вЊ y 2,60 В± 1,50вЊ. Se ajustaron los datos a un modelo de regresiГіn Standard Major Axis (SMA) tipo II el cual explicГі una alta proporciГіn de la varianza total (0,53< r 2 <0,99). Se analizaron diferentes pares de datos considerando registros in situ de estaciones fijas y oceanogrГЎficas y estimaciones diurnas y nocturnas de temperatura superficial (TSM) de diferentes satГ©lites NOAA. Se utilizaron mediciones de campo de temperatura del mar realizadas entre 2005 y 2009 para comparar, por primera vez, las estimaciones de los algoritmos Multicanal de temperatura (MCSST) del sensor Advanced Very High Resolution Radiometer (AVHRR) en el golfo San MatГas, norte de la plataforma continental Argentina patagГіnica (40в„7'-42вЃ3'S). Keywords: sea surface temperature, in situ records, MCSST-AVHRR, San MatГas Gulf, southwestern Atlantic. In this paper we discuss possible reasons for the above-mentioned performance of the MCSST algorithms in the study area. Looking separately into in situ data from different sources and day and night estimates from different NOAA satellites, the differences were between 0.30 В± 0.60вЊ and 2.60 В± 1.50вЊ.

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The mean differences between satellite and in situ data for the full data set were 1.64 В± 1.49вЊ. The fitting of temperature data to a Standard Major Axis (SMA) type II regression model indicated that a high proportion of the total variance (0.53< r 2 <0.99) was explained by this model showing a high correlation between in situ data and satellite estimations. In situ records came from fixed stations and oceanographic cruises, while satellite data came from different NOAA satellites. Match-ups between in situ records and satellite sea surface temperature (SST) were analyzed. In situ records of sea surface temperature collected between 20 were used to compare, for the first time, the temperature estimated by the Multichannel algorithms (MCSST) of the Advanced Very High Resolution Radiometer (AVHRR) sensors in San MatГas Gulf, in the north of the Argentinean Patagonian Continental Shelf (between 40в„7'-42вЃ3'S). Williams ( SecretarГa de Ciencia, TecnologГa e InnovaciГіn Productiva, Provincia del Chubut.ДЄBSTRACT.

Brown 2915, U9120ACD, Puerto Madryn, Argentina.Дў Instituto de AstronomГa y FГsica del Espacio (IAFE).ДЈ Instituto de BiologГa Marina y Pesquera Almirante Storni (IBM y PAS).Д¤ Universidad Nacional del Comahue (UNCo).ДҐ Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones CientГfica y TГ©cnicas (CONICET), Corresponding author: Gabriela N. Gagliardini 2, 5ДЎ Centro Nacional PatagГіnico (CENPAT), Bvd.

Comparison between remotely-sensed sea-surface temperature (AVHRR) and in situ records in San MatГas Gulf (Patagonia, Argentina)Д¬omparaciГіn entre datos de temperatura del mar estimados mediante el sensor AVHRR y registros in situ en el golfo San MatГas (Patagonia, Argentina)