José C. B. da Silva

666 citations

28 papers · 457 indexed · h-index 12

Oceanography top 5%
- Oceanographic and Atmospheric Processes 21
- Ocean Waves and Remote Sensing 19
- Marine and coastal ecosystems 7
Earth-Surface Processes top 10%
- Coastal and Marine Dynamics 5
Atmospheric Science top 10%
- Tropical and Extratropical Cyclones Research 5
Global and Planetary Change top 10%
- Marine and fisheries research 3
Ecology
- Marine animal studies overview 2
Pollution
- Oil Spill Detection and Mitigation 5

Co-authors: J. M. Magalhaes André Valente Marek Ostrowski Jesús Pineda Jonathan Blythe Victoria R. Starczak Michael L. Berumen Ann M. Tarrant
Cited by: Oceanography Earth-Surface Processes Atmospheric Science
Partner nations: Portugal France United States

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José C. B. da Silva

28 papers receiving 441 citations

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1	Internal Solitary Waves within the Cold Tongue of the Equatorial Pacific Generated by Buoyant Gravity Currents Adriana M. Santos-Ferreira,José C. B. da Silva,B. St-Denis,Daniel Bourgault,Leo R. M. Maas	2023	6
2	Using a Tandem Flight Configuration between Sentinel-6 and Jason-3 to Compare SAR and Conventional Altimeters in Sea Surface Signatures of Internal Solitary Waves J. M. Magalhaes,Ian G. Lapa,Adriana M. Santos-Ferreira,José C. B. da Silva,Fanny Piras,Thomas Moreau,Samira Amraoui,Marcello Passaro,Christian Schwatke,Michael Hart‐Davis,Claire Maraldi,Craig Donlon	2023	9
3	Effects of Surface Wave Breaking Caused by Internal Solitary Waves in SAR Altimeter: Sentinel-3 Copernicus Products and Advanced New Products Adriana M. Santos-Ferreira,José C. B. da Silva,J. M. Magalhaes,Samira Amraoui,Thomas Moreau,Claire Maraldi,François Boy,Nicolas Picot,Franck Borde	2022	10
4	Small‐Scale Topographic Effects on the Generation of Along‐Shelf Propagating Internal Solitary Waves on the Amazon Shelf Xiaolin Bai,Kevin G. Lamb,José C. B. da Silva	2021	9
5	Linking ocean colour features in the Western Iberian margin to wave-induced sediment resuspension and coccolithophore patches André Valente,José C. B. da Silva,Vanda Brotas	2021	1
6	Further Insights on the Effects of Surfactants on Internal Wave SAR Signatures by Means of the Co-Polarized Phase Difference Carina Regina de Macedo,José C. B. da Silva	2020	1
7	Detection of Internal Solitary Waves with Conventional and Advanced SAR Altimetry Processing Methods: Preliminary Results José C. B. da Silva,Adriana M. Santos-Ferreira,Pierre Rieu,Thomas Moreau,Franck Borde,François Boy,Claire Maraldi,Nicolas Picot,Craig Donlon	2020	1
8	Studies of Internal Waves in the Strait of Georgia Based on Remote Sensing Images Caixia Wang,Xin Wang,José C. B. da Silva	2020	2
9	Can We Retrieve Internal Soliton Amplitudes in the Ocean with Sar Altimetry? What Would This Be Good For? Adriana M. Santos-Ferreira,José C. B. da Silva	2020	2
10	SAR-Mode Altimetry Observations of Internal Solitary Waves in the Tropical Ocean Part 2: A Method of Detection Adriana M. Santos-Ferreira,José C. B. da Silva,Meric Srokosz	2019	13
11	Studies of Internal Waves in the Strait of Georgia Based on Remote Sensing Images Caixia Wang,Xin Wang,José C. B. da Silva	2019	16
12	Multiple Autonomous Vehicles Applied to Plume Detection and Tracking José Pinto,Renato Mendes,José C. B. da Silva,João Miguel Días,João Borges de Sousa	2018	8
13	Internal Solitary Waves in the Andaman Sea: New Insights from SAR Imagery J. M. Magalhaes,José C. B. da Silva	2018	55
14	Remote Sensing of Organic Films on the Water Surface Using Dual Co-Polarized Ship-Based X-/C-/S-Band Radar and TerraSAR-X S.A. Ermakov,Irina Sergievskaya,José C. B. da Silva,I. A. Kapustin,Olga V. Shomina,Alexander V. Kupaev,A.A. Molkov	2018	33
15	Modelling and observations of oceanic nonlinear internal wave packets affected by the Earth’s rotation Roger Grimshaw,José C. B. da Silva,J. M. Magalhaes	2017	14
16	Nearshore, seasonally persistent fronts in sea surface temperature on Red Sea tropical reefs Jonathan Blythe,José C. B. da Silva,Jesús Pineda	2011	7
17	The response of sound scatterers to El Niño- and La Niña-like oceanographic regimes in the southeastern Atlantic Marek Ostrowski,José C. B. da Silva,Bomba Bazik-Sangolay	2009	38
18	Satellite observations of large atmospheric gravity waves in the Mozambique Channel José C. B. da Silva,J. M. Magalhaes	2009	17
19	On the observability of the fortnightly cycle of the Tagus estuary turbid plume using MODIS ocean colour images André Valente,José C. B. da Silva	2008	53
20	Synergy between synthetic aperture radar and other sensors for the remote sensing of the ocean S. Ufermann,I. S. Robinson,José C. B. da Silva	2001	4

About José C. B. da Silva

José C. B. da Silva is a scholar working on Oceanography, Earth-Surface Processes and Atmospheric Science, having authored 28 papers that have together received 457 indexed citations. Recurring topics across this work include Oceanographic and Atmospheric Processes (21 papers), Ocean Waves and Remote Sensing (19 papers), Marine and coastal ecosystems (7 papers), Tropical and Extratropical Cyclones Research (5 papers), Coastal and Marine Dynamics (5 papers), Oil Spill Detection and Mitigation (5 papers), Marine and fisheries research (3 papers) and Marine animal studies overview (2 papers). The work is most often cited by research in Oceanography (392 citations), Earth-Surface Processes (65 citations) and Atmospheric Science (107 citations). José C. B. da Silva has collaborated with scholars based in Portugal, France and United States. Frequent co-authors include J. M. Magalhaes, André Valente, Marek Ostrowski, Jesús Pineda, Jonathan Blythe, Victoria R. Starczak, Michael L. Berumen, Ann M. Tarrant, Kristen A. Davis and J. Thomas Farrar.

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