Abstract
Airborne lidar is widely used to measure water depth, organic matter, chlorophyll, seabed topography and seabed types et al. The water depth observation has been studied for many years by many scientists, while the Chlorophyll retrieval by airborne lidar is studied by a few scientists. In this paper, the progress of measurements of Chlorophyll by use of airborne lidar is discussed, which includes the progress of retrieval algorithm, international instruments, and Chinese instruments.
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