One of the most prominent features in this image is the bright blue-green phytoplankton bloom that winds from the southeast to the northeast of the Falkland Islands. Due to the color of this bloom, and the cold water environment, this feature appears to be a coccolithophore bloom. The coccolithophores cement these plates around them to form a coccosphere . Due to their brightness, coccolithophore blooms can cause ocean optical algorithms, intended to calculate chlorophyll concentration and other parameters, to produce erroneous results. Note in this image that the possible smoke appears gray and somewhat transparent compared to the brighter white of atmospheric clouds.
Data processing is capable of removing some haze and smoke.
So the first step in further analysis of this data is to process the data from Level 1A, the radiance data obtained by the satellite, to Level 2.