Correction: Shannon, A.M.; Power, H.E.; Webster, J.M.; Vila-Concejo, A. Evolution of Coral Rubble Deposits on a Reef Platform as Detected by Remote Sensing. Remote Sensing, 2013, 5, 1–18

Amelia Shannon,Jody Webster,Ana Vila-Concejo,Hannah Power

doi:10.3390/rs6042743

Abstract

Due to an oversight by the authors there are a few corrections that are necessary for the publication [1]: [...]

Highlights

(a) Multispectral classified IKONOS 2001 satellite image of One Tree Reef
The positions of seven isolated rubble spits located around the lower energy margins of the reef (SP-1 to SP-7) are marked in black. (b) One Tree Reef is located 100 km from the Queensland coastline in the southern Great Barrier Reef, Australia
In the last paragraph on Page 11 there is a sentence that reads “These spits may have originated during TC Hamish in March 2009 when rubble was deposited in several areas of the reef [34]”

Summary

Introduction

(a) Multispectral classified IKONOS 2001 satellite image of One Tree Reef. The Eastern Rubble Flat (RF) is separated into the Northern Section (Nth RF: green) and the Southern Section (Sth RF: orange).

Results

Conclusion