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NOAA - UNIVERSITY OF
MICHIGAN
GREAT LAKES SEMINAR SERIES Where: GLERL, Conference Room 105 2205 Commonwealth Blvd Ann Arbor, MI --------------------------------------- Friday, July 13, 10:30 am GLERL Conference Room 105 Title: "Real-time monitoring experiences in the coastal waters in Korea: implementation and scientific application" Speaker: Dr. Young Jae Ro Department of Oceanography, Chungnam National University, Taejon, Republic of Korea Abstract: This study describes the history of the realtime monitoring experiences in the Kangjin Bay, South Sea, Korea in terms of the system components and its implementation and maintenance, data quality control and analysis and oceanographic applications. The system consists of three major parts: a data logger with an array of sensors for water quality, current and meteorological conditions; a wireless data communication device equipped with cdma module; and a local power source (solar panel and battery). The system has been operating continuously starting from early 2001 and the data array is published on the web page (http://oceaninfo.co.kr) on a realtime basis. The data quality is controlled and checked both in realtime and delayed mode to ensure the best possible quality. Time series of numerous oceanographic parameters are being produced
and analyzed for scientific and practical applications including the
generation of realtime warning messages. From short term to
intra-annual periods, variability of oceanic conditions such as water
temperature, salinity, dissolved oxygen, current, and many others are
analyzed in term of spectra and multiple correlation. These data are
also utilized for numerical model initialization and validation.
Ultimately the data array will be a basis for comprehensive
understanding of the local ecosystem dynamics. One important
application now being emphasized is the generation mechanism of the
anoxia in the Kangjin Bay in summer season. For directions, see http://www.glerl.noaa.gov/facil/triptik.html --
David F. Reid, Ph.D.
Director, NOAA National Center for Research on
Aquatic Invasive Species (NCRAIS)
Senior Research Scientist, Nonindigenous Species Program
U.S. Department of Commerce
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory
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