“…Remote sensing is a cheaper and precise alternative for monitoring reservoirs, considering the increasing number of reservoirs, extensive flooded areas and constant need to obtain information (Abileah et al, 2011;Collischonn and Clarke, 2016;Lopes et al, 2017;Machado and Baptista, 2016;Paz et al, 2000). Remote sensors allow continuous and systematic collection of data for qualitative and quantitative assessments of the reservoirs that includes, among other things, information about the synoptic view of large areas, trophic condition, possibility to evaluate the spatial variation of evaporation, and higher sampling frequency compared to conventional techniques (Curtarelli et al, 2013;Galo et al, 2002;Machado and Baptista, 2016;White, 1978).…”