Abstract
By providing valuable data that allow scientists to study various oceanographic characteristics on a global scale, remote sensing techniques have considerably advanced our understanding of ocean fronts. Ocean fronts involve the interaction of water masses with specific physical properties such as temperature, sea color, salinity, and density. In particular, ocean fronts can act as barriers, impeding the movement of water masses and leading to the convergence or divergence of nutrients and marine species. Research on ocean fronts and their impact on marine biodiversity and physical environments has recently become popular. This paper introduces ocean front research progress based on remote sensing images, including research material, methods, limitations, and possible future research directions. The latest research on spatiotemporal variation in ocean fronts has substantially enhanced our understanding of the interaction of water masses with specific physical properties in the ocean.
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