Erratum to: One-stage immobilization of the microalga Porphyridium purpureum using a biocompatible silica precursor and study of the fluorescence of its pigments

In this paper, we review photonic methods and technologies that are promising for monitoring the ocean and atmosphere and have been implemented mainly in recent years at the Institute of Automation and Control Processes, Far Eastern Branch, Russian Academy of Sciences. We present results of lidar studies that have made it possible to understand key features of ocean – atmosphere interaction processes under continent – ocean transition conditions, which determine specific features of the atmospheric aerosol distribution, small gaseous components of the atmosphere and its optical characteristics. We consider methods and tools for combined optical and laser fluorescence monitoring of the ocean surface. Particular attention is paid to results of research on remote methods and tools for real-time laser-induced and laser fluorescence environmental monitoring of the ocean, including specialised fibre-optic probes and mobile underwater robotic systems. We present results of the development and investigation of highly sensitive, noise-proof fibre-optic hydro- and seismic/acoustic sensors for remote monitoring of the ocean and robotic systems for underwater laser protection of marine vessels, hydraulic structures and oceanographic instruments against the negative impact of biofouling.

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Erratum to: One-stage immobilization of the microalga Porphyridium purpureum using a biocompatible silica precursor and study of the fluorescence of its pigments

Abstract: In the original publication, the initials of the fifth and seventh author are incorrect. The correct initials with last name of the authors should read as given below, and the original article was corrected accordingly.

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Photonic methods and technologies for monitoring the ocean and atmosphere

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