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2023 Vol. 45, No. 7

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Physical Oceanography, Marine Meteorology and Marine Physics
The study of the influences of wave-current interaction on significant wave height under serious sea conditions
Meng Fanchang, Li Benxia
2023, 45(7): 1-7. doi: 10.12284/hyxb2023121
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As a frontier subject of nonlinear science, wave-current interaction has been studied by many scholars. This paper will explore the wave-current interaction under the serious sea conditions in the Northwest Pacific during the influenced by No.1 super...
Analysis of the tidal characteristics along the tidal reach of Xijiang River considering river discharge variation
Wu Jiaxing, Zhang Zhuo, Chen Peng, Song Zhiyao, Wen Yajuan, Zhang Lu, Wang Haocheng
2023, 45(7): 8-24. doi: 10.12284/hyxb2023101
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Based on the tide level data along the tidal reach of Xijiang River from 2015 to 2017, we applied the nonstationary tidal harmonic analysis model NS-TIDE to study the spatial and temporal variation characteristics of the amplitude and phase of differ...
Study on the non-stationary characteristics of extreme storm surges along the Changjiang River Estuary
Xie Dongmei, Chen Yongping, Yu Qianqian, Sun Li, Pan Chonglun
2023, 45(7): 25-39. doi: 10.12284/hyxb2023099
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Under the background of global climate change, the extreme storm surge events caused by tropical cyclones in the Changjiang River Estuary and adjacent coastal area present non-stationary feature. In this study, a storm surge model for the Changjiang ...
Analyze simulation errors of phytoplankton blooms in typical Arctic seas based on CMIP6 models
Yang Meiqing, Feng Zhixuan, Song Hongjun
2023, 45(7): 40-55. doi: 10.12284/hyxb2023115
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Phytoplankton blooms in polar regions with seasonal sea ice cover show a unimodal seasonality. However, the bloom processes are controlled by multiple physical and biogeochemical factors, including sea ice, light availability, mixed layer depth, and ...
Temperature profile inversion in the South China Sea under the constraint of depth-fixed temperature
Li Qianqian, Wang Ziwen, Zhu Jinlong, Juan Zhihao, Li Qi, Luo Yu
2023, 45(7): 126-136. doi: 10.12284/hyxb2023097
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In order to quickly obtain a large-scale, quasi-real-time internal structure of the ocean, sea surface remote sensing data are widely used to construct the vertical structure of the temperature profiles, but satellite remote sensing can only obtain r...
Marine Geology
Sediment provenances and environmental changes in the southeastern Scotia Sea, Antarctica, since the Last Glaciation
Feng Zongbao, Chen Zhihua, Yang Chunli, Huang Yuanhui, Cui Yingchun, Tang Zheng, Liu Yanguang
2023, 45(7): 56-68. doi: 10.12284/hyxb2023105
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Rare earth elements (REE) and their relationships with biogenic silica (BSiO2), magnetic susceptibility, Al2O3 and Fe2O3 in Core DC-11 were analyzed to reveal sediment provenances and transport history by iceberg-current-atmosphere since 34 ka BP in ...
Component changes and control factors of detrital minerals in riverbed, estuary and beach of short source rivers: taking the Xin’an River in Shandong Peninsula as an example
Yu Jian, Jin Bingfu, Wang Mengyao, Wang Xin
2023, 45(7): 168-182. doi: 10.12284/hyxb2023055
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Most of the small rivers in the Shandong Peninsula have clear sediment sources and relatively small mineral deposition differentiation, and their study can provide regional similarities for the analysis of the sources of large rivers into the sea, as...
Ocean Engineering
Analysis of the influence of environmental factors on the distribution of occasional species in the Haizhou Bay based on species distribution model
Zhang Tao, Zhao Tianya, Luan Jing, Zhang Yunlei, Zhang Chongliang
2023, 45(7): 69-78. doi: 10.12284/hyxb2023078
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Occasional species are vulnerable to external threats such as environmental changes and human activities and have important values in biodiversity conservation. However, due to their limited availability of data and associated difficulties in statist...
Study on the hydrodynamics of undular tidal bore over the uneven seabed
Li Xiaohan, Qu Ke, Yang Yuanping, Wang Xu
2023, 45(7): 90-101. doi: 10.12284/hyxb2023080
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In this study, hydrodynamic characteristics of transformation and breaking processes of the undular tidal bore on the uneven seabed have been numerically investigated by applying a nonhydrostatic numerical wave model (NHWAVE). Effects of tidal bore h...
Cumulative damage analysis of ice-induced structural fatigue for polar ships navigating in ice-covered regions
Ji Shunying, Wang Jianwei, Yuan Kuilin, Zhang Rui
2023, 45(7): 102-109. doi: 10.12284/hyxb2023051
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Polar ships always collide with various types of sea ice in varying degrees during their voyages in ice-covered regions, so sufficient fatigue strength reserves are essential. This paper proposes a cumulative damage analysis method for ice-induced fa...
Marine Biology
Study on the external characteristics of the generation and evolution of short-crested freak waves
Cui Cheng, Pan Wenbo
2023, 45(7): 79-89. doi: 10.12284/hyxb2023093
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In the real sea state, the differences in directions of component waves result in three-dimensional short-crested waves, which have many different characteristics compared to two-dimensional long-crested waves. Therefore, in present study, the whole ...
Study on inverting seagrass coverage ratio at Dongjiao Coconut Forest based on UAV aerial survey technology
Cai Shaomeng, Chen Chunhua, Liu Jianbo, Song Changwei
2023, 45(7): 183-194. doi: 10.12284/hyxb2023113
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Seagrass coverage ratio is an important indicator reflecting the ecological status of seagrass beds. In this paper, through the design of aerial photography scheme and flight condition test, the high-resolution seagrass image map of the Dongjiao Coco...
Marine Information Science
Assimilation of combining satellite remote sensing and in-situ observation based on space-time four-dimensional multi-scale analysis method
Liu Hanyu, Li Wei, Han Guijun, Shao Qi, Liang Kangzhuang, Hu Yan, Wang Ru, Hu Song
2023, 45(7): 110-125. doi: 10.12284/hyxb2023111
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Fully integrating the use of satellite remote sensing and in-situ observation information to build a high-quality underwater temperature and salinity fields is a frontier topic in the development of marine scientific research. Currently, the vast maj...
Based on wavelet analysis of the direct economic loss of the typhoon storm surge in China cycle analysis and prediction
Liu Xu, Dong Jianxi, Jiang Shan, Zhao Dajun, Fu Xiang, Wang Zheng, Liang Yingqi
2023, 45(7): 137-146. doi: 10.12284/hyxb2023109
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Based on the statistical data of direct economic losses of typhoon storm surge in China from 1989 to 2021, the economic losses of storm surge disasters in China during 32 years showed a significant downward trend, showing a thick-tailed distribution ...
Red tide detection using GF-1 WFV image based on deep learning method
Cui Bin’ge, Yang Guang, Fang Xi, Liu Rongjie
2023, 45(7): 147-157. doi: 10.12284/hyxb2023070
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Red tide is a major marine ecological disaster in China. Effectively monitoring the occurrence and spatial distribution of red tide is of great significance for their prevention and control. Traditional red tide monitoring is mainly conducted by wate...
Marine Chemistry
Decipher temporal and spatial variation characteristics of fecal organic matter pollution by the coprostanol in the Jiulong River Estuary
Zhuang Wenzhi, Tao Shuqin, Wang Aijun, Ye Xiang, Ran Chang, Liu Zitong, Li Yuhong, Luo Yang, Liu Jian
2023, 45(7): 158-167. doi: 10.12284/hyxb2023117
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Estuaries are the main channels for land-derived pollutants to enter the sea. Under the background of rapid global climate change and intensified human activities, the flux of river pollutants into the sea has increased sharply, resulting in serious ...