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The highly demographic increase in the developing countries led to a rapid expansion of the primary urban areas. Solid and liquid rejects coming from domestic consumption and industrial activities are spilled out on potential water sources such as seas, lakes and other natural areas. In order to protect the natural medium and to control the pollution caused by such rejects. It is necessary to achieve a continuous survey of the reject zones. Satellite imagery can be used to estimate, with a reasonable accuracy, the factors affecting the water quality. It has a great importance to achieve the necessary continuous monitoring of the relevant area with an overall analysis of its pollution. (Houma F and al, 2004)

Contribution of Satellite Measurements to the Modeling and Monitoring of the Quality of Coastal Seawater