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Ocean moored buoys are essential ocean monitoring devices that are permanently moored in the sea to collect real-time hydrological and meteorological data. In response to the anomalies and missing data in datasets collected from ocean moored buoys, this paper innovatively established an intelligent quality control Transformer-Encoder-BiLSTM model....
Reconfigurable frequency selective rasorber (FSR) has garnered significant attention due to its in-band stealth ability for antennas. However, the robustness of stealth performance is constrained by wide passband and bias network. In this work, a wideband reconfigurable FSR with robust absorption is pro-posed by incorporating an absorption enhanced...
Waves are crucial in ocean observation and research. Stereo vision-based wave measurement, offering non-contact, low-cost, and intelligent processing, is an emerging method. However, improving accuracy remains a challenge due to wave complexity. This paper presents a novel approach to measure wave height, period, and direction by combining deep lea...
A polarization-maintaining fiber Bragg grating (PM-FBG) is a crucial component of fiber optic sensors, and the inscription method associated with it has garnered significant interest. Compared to alternative technologies, the femtosecond laser point-by-point inscription method offers greater flexibility. However, it is still unclear how the control...
The monitoring of hydrological elements in the polar region is the basis for the study of the dynamic environment under the ice. The traditional cross-season subglacial hydrological environment monitoring mainly relies on tether-type vertical profile measurement ice-based buoys, which have the advantages such as high reliability, high measurement a...
Fiber Bragg grating (FBG) has been widely used in many fields for the measurement of temperature, strain, and other parameters, but single-mode FBG has a cross-sensitivity problem between temperature and strain. In this paper, a new scheme is proposed to solve the problem by using parallel core-cladding FBGs, whose grating areas are located at the...
Marine monitoring instruments and equipments are crucial for understanding and managing the ocean. In recent years, significant achievements have been obtained in the technologies and application of marine monitoring instruments and equipments in China. However, China still lags behind developed countries in terms of core technologies and equipment...
This research is motivated by the practical requirements in the sustainable deployment of ocean moored buoy observing networks. Ocean moored buoys play an important role in the global marine environment monitoring. Ocean buoy station layout planning is a typical multiple-objective spatial optimization problem that aims to reduce the spatial correla...
Ocean current is one of the most important parameters in ocean observation, and ocean current measurement based on electromagnetic induction is becoming more and more important because of its advantages such as simple structure and high measurement accuracy. However, it is difficult to detect weak current signals in a complex marine environment. In...
Offshore air temperature is an important parameter in marine scientific research. The change of offshore air as an indicator of the marine ecological environment is not only related to the growth of offshore organisms but also affects the development of the marine economy. Effective prediction of offshore air temperature is significant. The predict...
The Nordic Seas have a significant impact on the climate system. Here 23-day air-sea heat fluxes were analyzed from an in situ air-sea coupled buoy deployed in the Lofoten Basin from 5 August 2012 to 27 August 2012. The buoy captured two stages of strong south and north winds. The observations indicate that warm and wet air transported by the south...
At present, the methods and instruments for measuring the precipitation on land may not effectively work in the offshore corrosion environment which is characterized by salt and humid. The research look at investigating the reliable and precision approach of measuring rainfall and a capacitive rain gauge for the marine environment is developed. Fir...
The autonomous sailing boat is becoming a rapidly developing technology for long time ocean science observations in recent years. In this paper, we give an overview of the representative autonomous sailing boat and typical application in the ocean researches, and point out the characteristics which are different from others. We discuss the control...
Ocean-moored buoys play an important role in global ocean environment monitoring. Motivated by building a sustainable ocean buoy observational network, a spatial optimization approach is proposed to site buoy stations to maximize spatial monitoring efficiency (SME). To achieve this goal, a non-linear, continuous maximum coverage location model name...
The dual-polarized ratio algorithm (DPR) for the retrieval of Arctic sea ice concentration from Advanced Microwave Scanning Radiometer-EOS (AMSR-E) data was improved using a contrast ratio (CR) parameter. In contrast to three other algorithms (Artist Sea Ice algorithm, ASI; NASA-Team 2 algorithm, NT2; and AMSR-E Bootstrap algorithm, ABA), this algo...
The ocean monitoring buoy usually exploits solar energy for power supply. In order to improve power supply capacity, this paper proposes a wave power device according to the structure and moving character of buoy. The wave power device composes of pendulum mechanism that converts wave energy into mechanical energy and energy storage mechanism where...