Abstract
The authors had tried to apply satellite remote sensing techniques to investigatethe sea water exchange of the Omura and Sasebo Bay. Maximum likelihood method wasused to classify and confirm the exchange condition of sea water bodies. They arenow developing a numerical simulation system which have a three element-controlfunction, and also trying to simulate a tidal current of the Omura Bay by developedsystem. The results of satellite remote sensing are compared with the outcome ofnumerical simulation.
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