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Technological Oceanography

Advances in our understanding of ocean phenomena would not be possible without innovations. Identifying new phenomena, assessing environmental risks, monitoring and forecasting ocean state, and delivering observational data to modelers all require technological solutions.This Special Issue aims to p...

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Jazyk:angličtina
Vydáno: MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2024
Témata:
ocean acoustic propagation
two-dimensional Helmholtz equation
Chebyshev–Galerkin spectral method
Chebyshev–collocation spectral method
acoustic particle velocity
vector acoustic model
sound intensity streamline
depth-separated equation
finite difference method
data assimilation
variational methods
analysis of innovations
ocean modelling
operational forecast
greenhouse gases
carbon flux
tethered profiler
winch
real-time data transmission
Black Sea
oceanography
scientific sailing boat
low-cost sensors
temperature-depth profiler
citizen science
laboratory experiment
two-layered fluid
turbulent stirring
mixing efficiency
interface thickness
sea surface temperature
sea surface salinity
ocean circumnavigation
ships of opportunity
SMOS validation
sub-Antarctic zone
dictionary learning
sparse representation
sound speed profile
compressed storage
stratified sampling
micronekton
midwater trawls
Mesopelagos
vertical turbulent mass exchange
fine structure
Cox number
Richardson number
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On-line přístup:ONIX_20240514_9783725802234_417
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Shrnutí:Advances in our understanding of ocean phenomena would not be possible without innovations. Identifying new phenomena, assessing environmental risks, monitoring and forecasting ocean state, and delivering observational data to modelers all require technological solutions.This Special Issue aims to present an oceanographic perspective on modern technology, allowing for a better understanding of the ocean in all its diversity, taking into account both societal and scientific needs. In this Special Issue, we have collected original papers based on applications of novel approaches in the development of new sensors, observational programs, sampling strategies, and new ocean modeling and data processing techniques. It would be impossible to describe the current state of such a complex and constantly evolving science as technological oceanography in just one volume. The articles presented here are just some examples of modern trends in the development of new technologies in oceanography.

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