ROIs - The above calibration applies to the clearest waters in the whole image.
- This is likely to be located along the outer reefs: Straits of Florida.
- The Florida Bay remarkably harbours a number of confined and very shallow marine "lakes" which possibly host less clear waters, under the influence of the Everglades waters.
|  Mask_3 orange ROI - Following the BPL assumption:
- Kgreen/Kred =0.733/1.199=0.61
- Kblue /Kred =1.027/1.199=0.86
- Kblue /Kgreen=0.86/0.61=1.40
- This ROI exhibits Coastal C5+0.4 water type
- This applies down to ~2 m
- Depths in his ROI do not exceed ~2 m
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Mask_4 turquoise ROI - Turquoise ROI exhibits Coastal C7 water type
- Depths in his ROI do not exceed ~2 m
| Mask_5 blue ROI - It is very clear that Kblue=Kgreen=0.278
- Blue ROI exhibits Oceanic OIII water type
- Depths in this ROI do not exceed ~2 m
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 Mask_6 red ROI - It is clear that Kblue=Kgreen=0.278
- Red ROI exhibits Oceanic OIII+0.5 water type
- Depths in his ROI do not exceed~ 2 m
|  Mask_7 green ROI - It is clear that Kblue=Kgreen=0.278
- Green ROI exhibits Oceanic OIII+0.5 water type
- Depths in this ROI do not exceed 1.2 m
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 Mask_8 white ROI - It is very clear that Kblue=Kgreen=0.278
- Depths in his ROI do not exceed~ 2 m
|  Mask_10 purple ROI - Kblue/Kred =0.124/0.823=0.151
- Kgreen/Kred =0.124/0.823=0.239
- Kblue/Kgreen=0.151/0.239=0.632
- Evidence here is unquestionable
- Purple ROI exhibits Oceanic OII water type
- Depths in this ROI exceed 25 m
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