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2022 Vol. 44, No. 11

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Physical Oceanography, Marine Meteorology and Marine Physics
Mechanism analysis of alongshore shock current phenomenon in Yangjiang sea area along the coast of western Guangdong in spring and summer
Chen Yizhan, Cao Yonggang, Luo Shihao, Liao Shizhi, Deng Dan, Liu Yuqiang, Ma Yuan
2022, 44(11): 1-11. doi: 10.12284/hyxb2022115
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We can discover that there exist storm currents along Yangjiang sea area of western Guangdong waters in spring and summer of 2019 by analyzing materials which measure hydrologic and hydrometeorological along west coast of Guangdong flow Yangjiang sea area from 2018 to 2019. The result of research shows: Firstly, the velocity of 2 m water depth at the observation site reached 164.7 cm/s and 9 m water depth at the observation site reached 127.6 cm/s at 6:00 a.m. on May 5, 2019. The velocity of Yangjiang Shapa sea area 2 m water depth at the observation site reached 161.8 cm/s and 9 m water depth at the observation site reached 156.6 cm/s at 4:00 to 5:00 a.m. on August 1, 2019. Secondly, the suddenly strong currents in spring and summer have typically shock current trait in the Yangjiang 20 m to 30 m sea area along the shore current area of western Guangdong. The strong current happens at the surface of the ocean during the time of rising tide for 2 h to 4 h. Thirdly, during the transition period of southwest wind and northeast wind, the coastal sea area of western Guangdong is prone to form a water convergence zone. The sea level of the coastal sea area rises, and the sea level of the offshore sea area drops. The strong horizontal pressure gradient force from the shore to the outside causes the coastal water to strengthen the westward movement, resulting in shock current.
Analysis on the characteristics of the temporal and spatial variation of near-surface meteorological parameters affecting the navigation in Arctic passage in summer
Tian Zhongxiang, Sun Hulin, Li Zhiqiang, Song Xiaojiang, Meng Shang, Chen Zhikun, Li Min, Li Bingrui
2022, 44(11): 12-30. doi: 10.12284/hyxb2022133
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Based on the ERA5 reanalysis data and the meteorological observation data obtained during Chinese Arctic Research Expeditions, the temporal and spatial variation characteristics of the key near-surface meteorological parameters that influence ship navigation in the Arctic passages in summer are analyzed. The results show that the weather conditions in July and August are the most suitable for ship navigation in the Arctic passages. The low temperature, strong wind and huge wave weather increase significantly in September, which impacts ship navigation greatly. The weather in October is even worse, posing a quit challenge to ship navigation. Low temperature mainly occurs in the middle of each passage, and strong wind and huge wave are concentrated in the areas at both ends of the passages. Both the strong wind probability and huge wave probability show a decreasing tendency in the entire Arctic passages in summer with large interannual changes except for the Norwegian Sea and Barents Sea in October and the central Arctic in summer. According to the observation data, it is found that the northeast passage has the poorest visibility, the northwest passage has the best visibility, and the trans-Arctic passage has moderate visibility.
Variations in winter sea ice extent and its responses to atmospheric forcing in the Bering Sea
Yuan Quan, Zhang Fanyi, Lei Ruibo, Zhang Guosheng
2022, 44(11): 31-41. doi: 10.12284/hyxb2022117
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The Bering Sea is one of the most obvious areas with reduced winter sea ice in Arctic region. The seasonal and long-term variations of sea ice in this region are closely related to the local climate, hydrological environment and ecosystem, as well as to Chinese weather and climate. In order to identify the long-term variation of winter sea ice in this region, the trend and spatial difference of sea ice extent in Bering Sea from 1960 to 2020 were analyzed by using the sliding t-test and linear regression analysis method based on Hadley Center data, and the effects of atmospheric forcing, such as general circulation, on sea ice change were analyzed. The results showed that the winter sea ice extent of the Bering Sea decreased significantly from 1960 to 2020, and there were significant abrupt changes in the 1970s and around 2000. During these processes, the Aleutian low pressure center and low pressure were strengthened, the core position shifted to the west of Bering Sea and the corresponding wind field distribution changes. Such process has a nearly 20-year cycle of oscillation. At the same time, the phase change of the Pacific Decadal Oscillation can regulate the meridional wind by changing the sea level pressure, and alter the thermal advection into the Bering Sea, thus affecting the winter sea ice extent. Therefore, winter sea ice in the Bering Sea is mainly controlled both by the Aleutian low pressure system and the North Pacific decadal oscillation, as well as the gerneral climate warming.
Marine Geology
The study on geochemical characteristics and enrichment mechanism of deep sea REY-rich sediments in the Central Indian Ocean Basin
Sun Yi, Shi Xuefa, Yan Quanshu, Liu Xijun, Yu Miao, Huang Mu, Bi Dongjie, Li Jia, Zhu Aimei, Gao Jingjing, Wang Hongmin, Zhang Zhaoqi
2022, 44(11): 42-62. doi: 10.12284/hyxb2022135
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In this paper, sediment smear observations, X-ray diffraction analyses, major, trace and rare earth elements analyses, and in situ micro zone geochemical analyses of single minerals were carried out on samples of core GC02 and GC06 from the rare earth-rich deep-sea sediments in the Central Indian Ocean Basin to explore their geochemical characteristics, material sources and enrichment mechanisms of rare earth elements (REY). The results show that the sediment types of core GC02 are calcareous clay and zeolitic clay, and the sediment types of core GC06 are calcareous clay, zeolite-bearing clay and zeolitic clay. Rare earth elements are enriched in zeolite-bearing clays and zeolitic clays. The North American Shale Composite (NASC) Standardized patterns of REY in the sediments indicate a possible seawater origin. Mineralogical and geochemical signatures indicate that the terrestrial fraction of these sediments in the study area should be the eolian dust material originated primarily from Australian. Elemental correlations and CaO/P2O5 ratios indicate that the main host mineral of REY in REY-rich deep-sea sediments is bioapatite (fish teeth/bone), followed by Fe-Mn micronodule. This study summarizes and discusses the formation mechanism of REY-rich sediments and improves a conceptual model for the formation process of REY-rich sediments.
Geomorphological characteristics of the junction Yap Trench and Mariana Trench
Zhang Zhiyi, Han Xibin, Xu Dong
2022, 44(11): 63-76. doi: 10.12284/hyxb2022121
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The Yap Trench is an important part of the trench-arc-basin system in the western Pacific Ocean. In the northern part of the Yap Trench, the Yap Trench and the Mariana Trench are typically vertically intersected. The geomorphology of the sea area was studied in detail. The results show that the water depth, morphology and profile of the trenches change obviously near the junction of the two trenches, and have segmented. The slopes on both sides have uplift, depression and fault geomorphology, which are closely related to the special subduction position at the junction of the trenches. In addition, according to the geomorphic characteristics and plate spreading rate, the spreading center of the Parece Vera Basin should be located near 137°35'34''E before 20 Ma, and the Yap Trench is likely to be transformed from the spreading center exposed by the Parece Vera Basin.
Source and sedimentary process of 239+240Pu in the eastern China seas
Huang Ya’nan
2022, 44(11): 77-87. doi: 10.12284/hyxb2022123
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This study compiled the data of 239+240Pu specific activity, 240Pu/239Pu atom ratio and 239+240Pu flux or inventory in the East China Sea and adjacent waters. Based on the 239+240Pu concentration in atmospheric fallout, 239+240Pu in seawater, 239+240Pu in organisms, 239+240Pu in sediment trap and 239+240Pu in sediment, the geochemical behavior of 239+240Pu were explained in the East China Sea and adjacent waters. The results showed that global fallout and Pacific proving grounds close-in fallout were the two major sources of 239+240Pu. Under the influence of water masses such as the Changjing River diluted water, Zhejiang-Fujian Coastal Current, Taiwan Warm Current, Kuroshio Current and upwelling current, mixing effect and removal effect, the concentration of 239+240Pu in coastal waters of the East China Sea showed a trend of removal over time, the burial depth of 239+240Pu in the near shore sediments was deeper than that in the far sea area. In the northeast of Taiwan Island of China, the 239+240Pu specific activity and 239+240Pu inventory in Okinawa Trough increased significantly under the influence of Kuroshio current intrusion and upwelling current. At the same time, this study found that the relationship between 239+240Pu specific activity and 240Pu/239Pu atom ratio in surface sediments of the East China Sea, and confirmed the existence of a tributary of the Kuroshio bottom in northeastern Taiwan, and indicated the location where the Taiwan Warm Current and a tributary of the Kuroshio bottom may intersect.
The genesis, accumulation model and exploration significance of Y gas field in X Sag, East China Sea Basin
Zhang Yingzhao, Hu Senqing, Chen Zhongyun, Cai Hua, Jiang Yiming, Diao Hui, Wang Chao
2022, 44(11): 88-98. doi: 10.12284/hyxb2022011
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The purpose of this paper is to clarify the genesis of natural gas of Y gas field, and establish accumulation model to guide the next exploration deployment in X Sag, East China Sea Basin. Based on the analyses of natural gas composition, carbon isotope of alkane gas, light hydrocarbon and biomarker compound of condensate oil, this paper systematically studies the genetic types and sources of oil and gas, establishes the reservoir accumulation model of Y large and medium-sized gas field, and puts forward the exploration direction of large and medium-sized gas field. The analyses of carbon isotope, light hydrocarbon and burial history show that the natural gas in Y gas field is highly mature coal type gas generated by the source rocks of middle Eocene Pinghu formation in the sag during the Longjing movement period (13 Ma BP). The characteristics of pristane/phytane and regular sterane of condensate oil reflect that the source rocks of middle Eocene Pinghu formation in the central sag are developed in tidal flat and lagoon sedimentary environment with weak oxidation weak reduction, and there are a certain number of lower aquatic organisms in the hydrocarbon generating parent material. Y gas field has a spatiotemporal coupling reservoir accumulation model of “Pinghu formation source rock, Huagang formation large channel sand reservoir and Mid-Miocene compressional tectonism” in the central sag. It is clear that the compressional anticline belt in the central sag is the main exploration direction of large and medium-sized gas fields in X Sag.
Study of sediment flocculation in tidal flat of Huanghe River Estuary
Yu Shang, Xie Weiming, He Qing, Wang Xianye, Zhao Zhonghao, Guo Leicheng, Xu Fan
2022, 44(11): 99-110. doi: 10.12284/hyxb2022105
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Based on the field data of floc size, suspended sediment concentration and hydrodynamic data, the flocculation characteristics of tidal flat in the south of the Huanghe River Estuary are studied. The results show that the floc size of Huanghe River Estuary tidal flat range is 25.42–264.44 μm, and the average diameter is 95.20 μm. The effect of water turbulence on the flocculation of tidal flat at the Huanghe River Estuary is different, and the upper limit of turbulence on flocculation promotion is about Gl=3.76 s–1. While the turbulence intensity of water is lower than Gl, turbulence promotes sediment flocculation, and the particle size of floc increases with the strengthen of turbulence intensity, whereas the turbulence mainly inhibits flocculation, the particle size of floc decreases with the attenuate of turbulence intensity. The suspended sediment concentration inhibits the flocculation, particle size of floc corresponding to high sediment content under the same turbulent conditions is smaller. There is a negative correlation between the effective density and the particle size of the floc, and the settling speed of the floc is mainly affected by the particle size. This study complements the understanding of sediment flocculation characteristics in tidal flat of weak tidal estuary.
Ocean Engineering
Numerical study on influence of vegetation on bed shear stress under coastal waves
Ge Zhaopei, Tang Jun, Zhao Chuyan
2022, 44(11): 111-120. doi: 10.12284/hyxb2022125
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To analyze the effects of wave height, vegetation density, submerged height of vegetation and current on the bed shear stress at vegetation zones, a three-dimensional wave-current numerical flume is established based on OpenFOAM in this study. The results show that the bed shear stress attenuates along the vegetation zones because of the blocking effect of vegetation, and the decay rate is positively correlated with the wave height, vegetation density and submerged height of vegetation. Compared with pure wave, the amplitude of positive bed shear stress increases and the amplitude of negative bed shear stress decreases under the condition of combined wave-current flows. The weak current has no obvious effect on the size and distribution of the bed shear stress at vegetation zones. In the case of strong current, the bed shear stress increases at vegetation zones and suddenly decreases after the vegetation zones.
Numerical simulation of wave dissipation characteristics of permeable submerged breakwater under focused wave
Xu Yaoyao, Qu Ke, Huang Jingxuan, Lan Gangyun, Liu Tiewei, Wen Bohao
2022, 44(11): 121-132. doi: 10.12284/hyxb2022127
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Based on the non-hydrostatic numerical calculation model, this paper systematically studies the wave dissipation characteristics of permeable submerged breakwater under the impact of focused wave. By setting reasonable calculation conditions, the effects of wave height, water depth above the submerged breakwater, spectral peak period, porosity and the crest width of submerged breakwater on the wave dissipation characteristics of permeable submerged breakwater are analyzed in detail. At the same time, the calculation results of permeable submerged breakwater are compared with those of impermeable submerged breakwater. The calculation results show that the attenuation effect of permeable submerged breakwater on focused wave is stronger than that of impermeable submerged breakwater, which shows that permeable submerged breakwater can more effectively reduce the impact of freak wave on coastal infrastructure; wave height and the water depth above the submerged breakwater are important factors affecting the wave dissipation characteristics of submerged breakwater. With the increase of incident wave height and the decrease of the water depth above the submerged breakwater, the wave dissipation effect of permeable submerged breakwater increases gradually. The permeable submerged breakwater has poor wave dissipation effect on large-spectrum peak period waves. Within the range of porosity considered in this paper, as the porosity increases, the wave dissipation effect of permeable submerged breakwater is better; when the porosity is 0.4 and the crest width is 0.6125 m, the permeable submerged breakwater can reduce 54% of the incident wave energy, which is 36.1% higher than that of the impermeable submerged breakwater. The research results of this paper can provide corresponding reference for further understanding the wave dissipation characteristics of permeable submerged breakwater and the design of coastal protection engineering.
Marine Information Science
An inversion method for joint observation of wind gusts by HY-2B satellite remote sensors
Zhang Youguang, Jiang Chengfei, Jia Yongjun, Ma Xiaofeng
2022, 44(11): 133-143. doi: 10.12284/hyxb2022131
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There are few researches on offshore gusts at home and abroad, and most of them focus on gust prediction and application research. There is no systematic discussion on the acquisition technology of wind gust data. Based on the backscattering coefficient observed by HY-2B satellite radar altimeter and the brightness temperature information observed by correction microwave radiometer, a method for retrieving gust wind speed is proposed in this paper. The gust wind speed obtained from the joint inversion of the two remote sensing sensors is verified with the National Data Buoy Center (NDBC) buoy data from 2019 to 2021. The results show that the gust wind speed root mean square error (RMSE) is 0.98 m/s and the correlation coefficient is 0.82. The RMSE of the gust wind speed obtained based on the method using a similar satellite Jason-3 is 0.96 m/s and the correlation coefficient is 0.88. Based on the observation of sea surface wind speed with HY-2B satellite radar altimeter and the synchronous observation information of correction microwave radiometer by satellite platform, the observation of sea surface wind gust is realized jointly. The comparison results of data show that the method in this paper has high observation accuracy. At the same time, this method is also applicable to domestic and foreign satellites with the same observation system. This provides a simple and reliable means of ocean remote sensing technology for the current situation of insufficient observation capacity of offshore wind gust.
Sea surface wind field smart fusion base on machine learning method
Zhang Wei, Du Chaofan, Guo Anboyu, Song Xiaojiang, Shen Shiying
2022, 44(11): 144-158. doi: 10.12284/hyxb2022137
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The assimilation fusion or interpolation fusion of the sea surface wind field based on multi-source data is currently restricted by computing power. This paper proposes to train the XGBoost-based machine learning ERA-5 data correction fusion model in the overlapping area of the multi-source satellite data and the ERA-5 reanalysis data, and then use the model to quickly correct (machine learning inference) ERA-5 data, of which the ERA-5 whole area correction fusion it only takes about 2 seconds. Due to the rapidity of machine learning inference, the entire sea surface fusion wind field can be constructed at a lower computational cost. This paper expands on typical wind field variables such as 10 m wind speed, 10 m wind direction, U10 component and V10 component, taking into account the difference in sea and land distribution, using land masks to eliminate land areas, and constructing D_S_A_XGBoost, D_S_O_XGBoost, U_V_A_XGBoost, U_V_O_XGBoost corrections model, and finally generate sea surface fusion wind field. By comparing the ERA-5 reanalysis data before and after the correction with the satellite data, the above four models all reduce the gap between the ERA-5 reanalysis data and the satellite data. Especially in terms of wind speed, both root mean square error (RMSE) and mean absolute error (MAE) are effectively reduced. In terms of wind direction, RMSEd and MAEd also show a decreasing trend. Using Tropical Atmosphere Ocean Array (TAO) buoy data to evaluate the four XGBoost models, it is found that the U_V_O_XGBoost model has the best correction results for ERA-5 data, and its correlation reaches 0.893, an increase of about 0.011, and the results show that the fusion speed is greatly improved under the condition of ensuring the accuracy of wind field.
Retrieving shallow bathymetry by integrating spatial autocorrelation features with machine learning
Wang Xin, Bei Yixuan, Chen Zhuo, Zhang Kai
2022, 44(11): 159-169. doi: 10.12284/hyxb2022033
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Retrieving shallow water depth based on multispectral satellite imagery is highly cost-effective. However, the extensive application of satellite-derived bathymetry has been restricted by its low prediction accuracy. To improve about the accuracy of the retrieved bathymetry, spatial autocorrelation features within the in situ depth measurements and the multi-spectral image are focused in this research. To this end, we develop a machine learning method combining with spatial autocorrelation features and statistical intercorrelation features of learned samples. The experimental results of Xisha Beidao show that compared with the traditional machine learning, the accuracy of the new method is improved by 18% when the number of in situ depths is small. On the contrary, when the number of in situ depths is large, an improvement of 27% in root mean square error is achieved. This demonstrates that incorporating the spatial autocorrelation features of data sources into the machine learning can significantly improve the prediction accuracy, and then provide effective data support for shallow ocean research.
GNSS-R sea level height estimation model based on the combination of VMD and WinLSP
Hu Yuan, Yuan Xintai, Liu Wei, Hu Qingsong, Jiang Zhihao, Zhong Licheng
2022, 44(11): 170-178. doi: 10.12284/hyxb2022139
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Global navigation satellite system-reflectometry (GNSS-R) technology is an emerging technology for monitoring sea level changes. Based on the principle of the signal to noise ratio (SNR) analysis method in GNSS-R technology, this paper established a new sea level height estimation model to improve the accuracy by analyzing the process of separating the trend term and extracting the oscillation frequency. Aiming at the problem of poor signal separation in the traditional model, this paper proposed to use the variational mode decomposition (VMD) algorithm to replace the traditional least squares fitting (LSF) to separate the trend term components. On this basis, this paper combined Lomb-Scargle Periodogram (LSP) spectral analysis method and Kaiser window function (referred to as WinLSP) to reduce the inversion error caused by spectral leakage. The results of sea level inversion experiments carried out at GTGU Station in Onsala, Sweden and SC02 Station in Alaska, USA show that the estimation model established in this paper has higher inversion accuracy than traditional model. The root mean square error (RMSE), correlation coefficient and number of inversion points of the inversion results of GTGU Station based on the VMD+WinLSP estimation model are 4.70 cm, 0.98 and 5 647, respectively. The inversion accuracy and GNSS data utilization are increased by about 29.7% and 15.0%, respectively; The RMSE, correlation coefficient, and inversion points of SC02 Station are14.34 cm, 0.99 and 1 785, respectively, and the inversion accuracy and GNSS data utilization are increased by about 12.3 % and 9.4%.
Spatio-temporal variations of heat stress in coral reef regions over the South China Sea islands from 1985 to 2019
Lu Yongqiang, Chen Zhenghua, Yu Kefu, He Xin, Zhang Wei, Lan Sixiang
2022, 44(11): 179-190. doi: 10.12284/hyxb2022129
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Increasing heat stress due to global warming is the main threat to coral reef regions over the South China Sea islands. Coral reefs bleaching events are most often predicted by heat stress, which will benefit the protection and management coral reefs. Degree heating week (DHW) is used to measure the intensity and duration of heat stress experienced on coral reefs, represents the accumulation of positive sea surface temperature (SST) anomaly at that location over the past 12 week periods. This study utilizes the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration-Coral Reef Watch (NOAA-CRW) SST dataset to investigate spatio-temporal in the heat stress of the coral reef regions of the South China Sea islands between 1985 to 2019 and its relevance to El Niño. K-means cluster analysis was performed on the 35-year maximum degree heating week values per pixel, and the coral reefs of the South China Sea islands were divided into 6 regions: Nansha−1, Nansha−2, Nansha−3, Dongsha, Xisha and Zhongsha coral reef region. The main results are as following: (1) The maximum DHW of the coral reef regions of the South China Sea islands is 0−12.9°C-week, and it decreases from high to low in latitude. (2) The linear fitting method was used to analyze the annual maximum DHW from 1985 to 2019. The results showed that the thermal pressure intensity in the coral reef area of the South China Sea islands showed an upward trend, ranging from 0.013°C to 0.174°C per week. The maximum DHW in the coral reef area of the South China Sea islands appeared in 1998, 2010, 2014. (3) The maximum annual DHW might have caused 93.9% of coral reefs to have more than one bleaching risk event, and 19.6% of coral reefs to have at least one risk of death. (4) The cross-wavelet analysis of monthly mean DHW in the coral reef regions of the South China Sea islands and Oceanic Niño index shows that there are time-frequency characteristics and time-lag correlation of multi-period 8−32 months resonance period, which confirms that the thermal pressure of coral reefs in the South China Sea islands increases significantly with the occurrence of El Niño events. The time lag correlation analysis shows that Oceanic Niño index is positively correlated with the thermal pressure in the coral reef regions of the South China Sea islands, and the latter lags behind the former by 7−9 months.