国外海洋预报动态

1全球海洋资料同化实验计划(Global Ocean Data Assimilation Experiment,GODAE)第三次会议全球海洋资料同化实验计划(Global Ocean Data Assimilation Experiment,GODAE)经过10年的发展,已经从实验阶段转为业务化阶段。2011年11月,GODAE第三次大会在巴黎召开,GODAE赞助组,任务工作组和科研工作组对已经取得的进展进行了总结,并对GODAE下一步工作进行了展望。     

第二次国际印度洋科学考察计划(IIOE-2)介绍

为纪念首次国际印度洋科学考察计划(International Indian Ocean Expedition,IIOE)成功实施50周年,进一步推动印度洋多学科交叉的新认识,政府间海洋学委员会(Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission,IOC)、国际海洋研究科学委员会(Scientific Committee on Oceanic Research,SCOR)和印度洋全球海洋观测系统计划(Indian Ocean Global Ocean Observing System,IOGOOS)在2015年联合启动了第二次国际印度洋科学考察计划(Second International Indian Ocean Expedition,IIOE-2,2015—2020年)。本文简要回顾了首次IIOE的发起、实施和主要成果,介绍了IIOE-2的主要内容和我国的优先参与方向,呼吁我国科学家将IIOE-2与我国"一带一路"倡议相结合,更加积极地参与IIOE-2国际合作,推动在印度洋环流与气候、海洋生态系统与可持续发展、地球生物化学循环、海底科学等领域取得新的科学进展。     

基于Nudging方法对全球海洋M2和m1分潮的同化研究

基于全球海洋模式OGCTM(Ocean General Circulation and Tide Model),利用19年(1992—2011年)的卫星高度计资料调和分析得到全球分潮调和常数回报逐时正压潮水位;采用Nudging(牛顿松弛逼近)方法进行潮汐同化,针对Nud-ging松弛项的差分方案以及松弛系数进行了数值...     

菲律宾海盆深层温盐结构与环流变化特征研究

基于ECCO2 (Estimating the Circulation and Climate of the Ocean)、 GLORYS12V1 (Global Ocean Reanalysis and Simulations)、ORA-S5 (Ocean ReAnalysis)三种海洋再分析数据,对比研究了菲律宾海盆深层温盐及环流的季节和年际变化特征。结果表明:三种数据显示的海盆深层温盐季节变化特征基本一致,在3 000～4 000 m水深区域,海水呈春夏两季高温低盐而秋冬季低温高盐特性,4 000 m以下海水温盐季节变化很小;沿西边界,温度与内部有明显差异且季节变化幅度相对较大。沿西边界的输运季节变化特征表现为10月至次年4月输运向南,5—9月输运向北,并且在8月份达最大值;表明存在沿西边界的流动,即菲律宾海盆与南端西卡罗林海盆(West Caroline Basin)之间存在季节性水体交换。海盆深层海水温盐年际变化也十分显著,但不同数据显示的变化特征存在较大差异。EOF和相关分析显示,三种再分析数据的深层位温与ENSO均存在一定相关性,ECCO2的深层位温变化与ENSO的相关性最强。由于长期观测数据较少,再分析数据的结果难以验证,因此目前对年际变化特征的研究仍具有很大的不确定性。     

垂直混合方案对全球海洋环流模式模拟结果的影响对比研究

利用Modular Ocean Model version4(MOM4)海洋环流模式设计了2个全球海洋-海冰耦合的数值实验,以分析比较Pacanowski and Philander(PP)和K-Profile Parameterization(KPP)两种不同垂直混合方案在全球海洋上层模拟中的表现。实验结果表明,PP和KPP方案在中纬和高纬海域模拟海温差别较大,后者模拟结果好于前者;在低纬海域差别较小,但赤道断面PP方案模拟结果较好;KPP方案能很好地模拟太平洋赤道潜流,而PP方案模拟的赤道潜流位置偏浅。     

东北亚地区全球海洋观测系统

1990年政府间海洋学委员会(IOC)和世界气象组织(WMO)联合提出全球海洋观测系统计划,希望通过10～15年各成员国的努力,建立一个永久性的海洋观测系统,对包括海岸带和沿海地区的全球海洋进行实时监测,为认识海洋、合理开发利用海洋,保护海洋提供科学依据。为了推动全球海洋观测系统的建设,1993     

模块化海洋数据同化系统(MODAS)研究

模块化海洋数据同化系统(Modular Ocean Data Assimilation System,MODAS)是美国海军用来确定全球海洋三维温度和盐度场的主要工具。MODAS通过同化卫星遥感测得的海面温度和海面高度,产生一种动态气候态,能够更接近地预报出海洋的真实状况。文中介绍了MODAS的应用价值和构建原理,对中国海军数字化海洋战场环境的建设具有重要的借鉴作用。     

国际海洋发现计划——大洋钻探2013—2023科学计划

国际综合大洋钻探计划(Integrated Ocean Drilling Program,IODP,2003—2013)即将于2013年结束,2013年之后,IODP将改名为:国际海洋发现计划(International Ocean Discovery Program),英文缩写仍为IODP。     

基于广义回归神经网络的全球表层海水1°×1°二氧化碳分压数据推演

表层海水二氧化碳分压是评估海洋碳源汇强度的关键参数,但其实测数据较少、时空分布极不均匀,导致二氧化碳交换通量的估算有很大的不确定性,海洋源汇特征就不能确切获取。为了解决这个难题,在收集的表层大洋二氧化碳地图(Surface Ocean CO₂ Atlas,SOCAT)实测数据集基础上,运用广义回归神经网络建立二氧化碳分压与经纬度、时间、温度、盐度和叶绿素浓度间的非线性关系,构建了1998-2018年间全球1°×1°经纬度的表层海水二氧化碳分压格点数据,其标准误差为16.93μatm,平均相对误差为2.97%,优于现有研究中的前反馈神经网络、自组织映射神经网络和机器学习算法等方法。根据构建的数据所绘制的全球表层海水二氧化碳分压的分布与现有研究有较好的一致性。     

“海洋数据视图“软件在资料处理中的应用

1 引言 由德国Alfred Wegener研究所(AWI)研制开发的海洋数据视图软件包—ODV(Ocean Data View)是一个功能强、适用性广的海洋专业应用软件,可运行于Windows9x/2000/NTPC和Unix工作站。该软件包不仅能使海洋     

海洋地质资料档案管理系统设计和应用

鉴于海洋地质资料接收、立卷、编目、存放、日常管理和使用的现状,海洋地质资料档案管理系统应运而生。基于利用Oracle大型数据库管理系统、Flex技术,采用面向服务(SOA)的软件体系架构,基于Java的集成开发环境,围绕地质资料的管理、共享服务与开发利用的应用需求,进行管理信息系统软件开发,建立具有数据输入输出、数据编辑、空间浏览查询、统计分析输出、图件文档显示及条形码管理等功能。该系统不仅减少了数据录入以及手工标注,并且查询方便快捷,提升了海洋地质资料档案管理部门信息服务水平,对实现海洋信息资源共享起到了积极的推动作用。     

全球Argo资料共享与服务平台设计与实现

Argo资料已成为海洋环境和气候变化研究重要的实测资料来源和基础数据支撑。自2007年全球Argo实时海洋观测网建成以来,每年产生的Argo资料稳固增长,数据总量呈现出海量增长趋势,如何实时有效地对Argo数据进行组织管理与信息服务已成为当前Argo资料共享的关键难题。本文针对Argo数据多源异构的时空特性及多元化的信息服务需求,综合运用分布式混合数据库架构,设计了一种适用于全球Argo资料组织管理的弹性扩展云存储模型,建立了基于Matlab的Argo网格化产品高效可视化方法,构建了基于Flex RIA的WebGIS服务框架,并研制了"全球Argo资料共享与服务平台"实例。平台实现了对全球Argo资料的查询浏览、快速下载及可视化分析等功能,并已在中国Argo实时资料中心部署及对外服务。     

The national geophysical data center bathymetric program

The National Geophysical Data Center's (NGDC's) mission is data management in the broadest sense, playing a role in the nation's research into the environment and providing data to a wide group of users. NGDC also operates components of the International Council of Scientific Unions (ICSU) World Data Center A. The Marine Geology and Geophysics Division of NGDC handles bathymetric data acquisition, manipulation, archival, and dissemination and operates the International Hydrographic Organization Data Center for Digital Bathymetry. Four major data bases have been developed to manage the large volume of data received: the Global Marine Geophysical Data Base (geophysical data acquired in a time series); the NOAA National Ocean Service Hydrographic Data Base; the International Hydrographic Data Base (contains bathymetric data, other than NOS surveys, with no time‐tagging); and the Multibeam Bathymetric Data Base. In addition, gridded data sets such as ETOPO5 are available from NGDC. Bathymetric data are acquired by NGDC through data exchange, funded and contract programs, processing of long‐term data holdings, data digitization from hardcopy sources, and national and international linkages. NGDC personnel participate nationally and internationally on numerous committees associated with studies of the seafloor including charting and bathymetric needs.     

工作流技术在海洋地质资料归档中的应用

海洋地质资料作为地质调查研究工作成果的重要表现形式,其归档工作是地质调查研究工作的重要部分。海洋地质资料归档过程工作流的分析涉及到海洋地质资料的产生、归档整个过程,依据现阶段海洋地质资料形成和归档情况,针对归档的过程进行描述、总结和抽象,分理出任务和其活动操作,确定出工作流的各个阶段。利用Petri网模型,依据资料形成过程的实际情况,控制资料归档过程。海洋地质资料归档过程工作流覆盖资料的形成到归档到汇交整个过程,优化业务流程,提高业务组织水平和工作效率,保障整个流程的顺序性和可控性,进一步实现海洋地质资料归档管理的自动化与信息化。     

Nine nations,one ocean: A benchmark appraisal of the South Western Indian Ocean Fisheries Project (2008–2012)

Coastal and island states of the Western Indian Ocean lack scientific and management capacity to draw sustainable benefits from their Exclusive Economic Zones. Declining ecosystem services and unregulated fishing has prompted nine riparian countries to develop a regional framework for capacity building and scientific development towards collective management of shared resources. Supported by the Global Environment Facility (GEF), the Agulhas and Somali Currents large marine ecosystems programme consists of three inter-related modules, supported by different agencies: land-based impacts on the marine environment (UNEP); productivity, ecosystem health and nearshore fisheries (UNDP) and transboundary shared and migrating fisheries resources (World Bank). The latter is the South Western Indian Ocean Fisheries Project (SWIOFP), a 5-year joint data gathering and fisheries assessment initiative. SWIOFP is a prelude to long-term cooperative fisheries management in partnership with the newly established FAO–South Western Indian Ocean Fisheries Commission (SWIOFC). We describe the development of SWIOFP as a model of participatory regional scientific cooperation and collective ocean management.     

Learning to learn: Designing monitoring plans in the Pacific Islands International Waters Project

Project monitoring is now a standard requirement in natural resource management programs, bringing opportunities for greater accountability, adaptive management and social learning. While considerable effort has gone into designing appropriate monitoring frameworks and indicators for marine and coastal management, there has been less sharing of the mechanics of approaches that maximise collaboration and learning by multiple stakeholders. This paper outlines the project monitoring approach developed in the Pacific Islands International Waters Project (IWP), a project funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) involving 14 Pacific Island Countries. We find that a monitoring approach based on indicators to assess supportive processes, behavioural change and human–environmental conditions is useful for monitoring the long- and short-term impacts associated with integrated coastal management programs. Giving project staff the lead in indicator development has supported more strategic project planning and improved the relevance and value of the indicators developed. However, successful implementation of monitoring programs calls for ongoing collaboration, technical support and capacity building amongst key stakeholders.     

海洋地质地球物理数据分类与组织

信息技术的快速变革,有效驱动海洋信息化的发展与创新。实现海洋信息资源的高效存储和管理,需要对海洋数据管理体系进行统筹规划。文章根据海洋地质地球物理数据特点,进行了数据层次分类研究,分析了数据标准化过程,确立了基于文件和数据库的海洋地质地球物理数据存储策略,提出结构化事务型数据库、结构化分析型数据库(NewSQL)和非结构化计算型数据库(NoSQL)相结合的数据组织架构。该数据分类组织方案为实现海洋地质地球物理数据规范化管理、集约利用和共享服务奠定了良好基础,也为其他海洋数据分类与组织研究提供了参考。     

ECHOBASE—A portable geographic fishery research database system

A geographic fishery research database system (GFRDBS), called ECHOBASE, for storing and management of data on pelagic fish resources from acoustic surveys and catch samples, combined with environmental data in a geographic context, has been developed. The system constitutes a portable and inexpensive yet powerful tool for fishery research and environmental monitoring and provides on‐board data processing and mapping capabilities.

Data are acquired from an echosounder, echo signal processor, environmental profiler (CTD probe), and Global Positioning System (GPS) receiver. The electronic digitized maps (based on C‐MAP public format files) provide active on‐screen nautical charts.

The basic GFRDBS platform is a portable PC 486 machine, which is used as an on‐board data acquisition and processing tool running under MS Windows 3.1 operating environment. The system is designed around the Borland's PARADOX package, which provides a relational database for managing acoustic, catch, and environmental data. The ECHOBASE programs were written in Borland C ++ language as a Windows application.     

The role of local models and data sets in the Joint Global Ocean Flux Study

The purpose of local studies within the Joint Global Ocean Flux Study (JGOFS) is to determine something, typically a model with parameter values, that is useful for making regional or global estimates of fluxes. An iterative process of improvement should lead towards a model that fits available local data well, and local data that constrain the range of possible models well, so that the extrapolation from local to global can be made with confidence. This paper addresses issues in evaluating the fit of models and the constraining power of data. For illustrative purposes it treats the data and the form of the model as fixed, so that improvement is confined to the parameter values of the model. The plankton model of Fasham et al.(1990) (Journal of Marine Research, 48, 591–639) fits the data of the JGOFS North Atlantic Bloom Experiment of 1989 reasonably well, and that data set constrains the parameters of that model reasonably well. Studying their interplay suggests directions for improvement in both.     

A review of the ocean science and technology partnership between US and Korea

In 2001, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and the Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Integrated Coastal and Ocean Resources Scientific and Technical Arrangement was signed to pursue scientific and technical cooperation in integrated coastal and ocean resources management in the mutual interest of the participants. Over the last 6 years, the cooperation has been very beneficial, particularly for advancing marine science and management programs in Korea, such as Deep Sea Aquaculture, Sea Grant College Program, Marine Protected Areas, and Ocean Observations. The benefits to NOAA from the cooperation include Deep-ocean Assessment and Reporting of Tsunamis (DART) buoys, ocean and coastal observations, GEOSS program, and Global Program of Action. Also the cooperation has spillover effects on other ocean science and technological arrangement between US and Korea. This article reviews purpose, obstacles, and achievement of the cooperation and suggests recommendations for the future steps.