Advances in Remote Sensing of the Inland and Coastal Water Zones.

Coastal zone areas are important parts of the environment, very often subject to constant change. Makar, in [[6]], proposed a simplified method for determining the speed of sound in water based on temperature measurements and salinity prediction for shallow-water bathymetry. Surface modelling was carried out using data acquired by modern remote sensing sensors, such as a single-beam echo sounder and an RGB camera mounted on an unmanned aerial platform. Increasingly detailed and diverse remote sensing data of the aquatic environment and adjacent areas enable comprehensive studies, often related to the increasing resolution, completeness, availability, or the development of the survey instruments themselves. [Extracted from the article]