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Ocean colour remote sensing is commonly used in understand the composition of constituents both suspended in the water column and underneath the water column in shallow waters. With remote sensing, the biological or physical variables are measured within the environment (in situ). This is opposed to collecting samples for analysis in the lab.

When measuring optical properties in the water column, sensors are either active or passive.