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Publications

Peer-reviewed output

Optics, ocean colour, and laser remote sensing, each entry carrying its DOI and, where available, the PDF

Papers
15
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2013–2025
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2025, Environments

Systematic Study of CDOM in the Volga River Basin Using EEM-PARAFAC

EEM-PARAFAC across more than 1,500 km of the Volga, resolving four stable fluorescent components that conventional lidar and absorption at 440 nm cannot separate

Drozdova, A. N., Molkov, A. A. et al.
2024, Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science

Biological and optical properties of Baltic surface waters and sea-land interaction – searching for interdependencies

Lidar and net sampling across the Baltic splitting the basin into western and eastern bio-optical regions, with zooplankton structure tracking the water's optical properties

Bielecka, L., Drozdowska, V. et al.
2023, Remote Sensing

Regional Models for Sentinel-2/MSI Imagery of Chlorophyll a and TSS, Obtained for Oligotrophic Issyk-Kul Lake Using High-Resolution LIF LiDAR Data

The reference paper for the method, turning one day of LIF lidar survey on Issyk-Kul into more than 4,000 chl-a match-ups and a working Sentinel-2 retrieval model

Pelevin, V., Koltsova, E. et al.
2022, Remote Sensing

Aerosol Optical Properties above Productive Waters of Gorky Reservoir for Atmospheric Correction of Sentinel-3/OLCI Images

Sentinel-3/OLCI Level-2 products overestimated aerosol optical depth two to three times over a cyanobacteria bloom, which fixing AOD from a clean-water area corrected

Fedorov, S. V., Molkov, A. A. et al.
2022, Remote Sensing

Toward Atmospheric Correction Algorithms for Sentinel-3/OLCI Images of Productive Waters

Four standard atmospheric-correction algorithms all failed over a bloom on the Gorky Reservoir, where fixing aerosol optical depth at the 5th percentile recovered Rrs with R² above 0.9

Molkov, A., Fedorov, S. et al.
2019, Remote Sensing

Regional Models for High-Resolution Retrieval of Chlorophyll a and TSM Concentrations in the Gorky Reservoir by Sentinel-2 Imagery

Regional Sentinel-2 models for chl-a and suspended matter, built from 4,087 lidar and radiometer measurements collected at 8 m resolution in two hours

Molkov, A., Fedorov, S. et al.
2018, Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science

High resolution LiDAR measurements reveal fine internal structure and variability of sediment-carrying coastal plume

High-resolution lidar resolving the internal structure of a sediment-carrying coastal plume, run with Brazilian partners at Rio Grande and Santa Catarina

Zavialov, P. O., Pelevin, V. V. et al.
2018, Hydrology and Earth System Sciences

New profiling and mooring records help to assess variability of Lake Issyk-Kul and reveal unknown features of its thermohaline structure

Three campaigns on Issyk-Kul finding the lake's haline structure stable between years, and describing a persistent salinity maximum at 70–120 m for the first time

Zavialov, P. O., Izhitskiy, A. S. et al.
2017, International Journal of Remote Sensing

Ground truth data on chlorophyll-a, chromophoric dissolved organic matter and suspended sediment concentrations in the upper water layer as obtained by LIF lidar at high spatial resolution

The paper establishing LIF lidar as satellite ground truth, mapping chl-a, CDOM, and suspended sediment on Lake Balaton inside a MODIS/Terra overpass window

Pelevin, V., Zlinszky, A. et al.
2017, Oceanology

Spatial variability of concentrations of chlorophyll a, dissolved organic matter and suspended particles in the surface layer of the Kara Sea in September 2011 from lidar data

Continuous underway mapping of chl-a, organic carbon, and suspended matter across the Kara Sea with the UFL-9 lidar, calibrated against samples from the same cruise

Pelevin, V. V., Zavialov, P. O. et al.
2017, Journal of Geophysical Research: Oceans

Structure of the buoyant plume formed by Ob and Yenisei river discharge in the southern part of the Kara Sea during summer and autumn

How the Ob and Yenisei plumes interact in the southern Kara Sea, with Yenisei runoff isolated into a narrow coastal current under northerly winds

Osadchiev, A. A., Izhitskiy, A. S. et al.
2016, Laser Physics

Laser remote sensing of an algal bloom in a freshwater reservoir

A compact Raman lidar run from a small ship through an algal bloom on the Gorky Reservoir, with its chlorophyll fluorescence checked against a contact probe

Grishin, M. Ya., Lednev, V. N. et al.
2015, Oceanology

The structure of thermohaline and bio-optical fields in the surface layer of the Kara Sea in September 2011

Underway lidar and CTD mapping of the Kara Sea surface layer at 10–100 m resolution, with Ob and Yenisei runoff identified as the main control on water type

Zavialov, P. O., Izhitskiy, A. S. et al.
2015, Oceanology

Estimating the deposition of river-borne suspended matter from the joint analysis of suspension concentration and salinity

A method for mapping where river sediment settles, reading the deposited fraction as the gap between measured TSS and what river–sea mixing predicts, tested at the Mzymta mouth

Zavialov, P. O., Barbanova, E. S. et al.
2013, Remote Sensing

Ultraviolet Fluorescence LiDAR (UFL) as a Measurement Tool for Water Quality Parameters in Turbid Lake Conditions

The first assessment of ship-mounted fluorescence lidar in fresh water, retrieving chl-a, suspended matter, and CDOM on Lake Balaton against conventional samples

Palmer, S. C. J., Pelevin, V. V. et al.