13.3.3
SDG 13.3.3
- Placement of Marine Weather Data Buoys協助中央氣象局完成海氣象資料浮標佈放
The world faces significant issues with climate change, and extreme weather poses serious threats to human life, property, and well-being. If the Central Weather Bureau can accurately and effectively collect meteorological data, it can provide more precise weather forecasts to help people avoid disaster-prone conditions, ensuring the smooth conduct of activities such as maritime recreation, fishing operations, navigation, ecological protection, construction projects, and resource surveys.
Oceanographic data buoys are widely used internationally to collect marine environmental data, with about 500 anchored buoys worldwide. Due to their placement in marine environments, they face increased wear and tear from wave action and equipment aging. If the anchors or ropes break, the buoys can drift and fail to perform their observation tasks. Therefore, annually redeploying or replacing equipment is a crucial task.
The Central Weather Bureau commissioned National Taiwan Ocean University to update and maintain the 2023 buoy system and anchoring equipment. On June 23, 2024, the Research Vessel Hsin Hai Yen No. 2 from the university arrived at the designated location at Pengjia Islet. After assessing the local depth and topography, buoy deployment began. The vessel then met with the divers' boat at the old anchor point, where divers disassembled the old buoy's underwater anchoring. The old buoy was then lifted to the aft deck for recovery. After verifying the new buoy's accuracy on-site, the mission was completed, and the vessel returned.
Marine meteorological buoys accurately record data on air pressure, water temperature, air temperature, wave height, wave period, wave direction, wind direction, and wind speed. Each data point is transmitted within minutes, providing real-time updates to meteorologists and disaster response units. This helps reduce personnel and property losses from disasters and ensures smoother operations and economic activities at sea.
Data buoys transmit a large volume of marine meteorological information, which is crucial for weather forecasting and maritime safety assessments. After the Central Weather Bureau collects and consolidates this data, it is sent in real-time to relevant agencies such as the National Science and Technology Center for Disaster Reduction, the Ministry of Economic Affairs' Water Resources Agency, the Council of Agriculture's Fisheries Agency, the Ocean Affairs Council's Coast Guard Administration, and the Ministry of Transportation and Communications' Tourism Bureau. Additionally, the data is published on marine meteorological observation websites for use across various sectors, enhancing early warning and disaster prevention capabilities.
Sustainable Impact: aligns with SDG13.3.3 by contributing to cooperative planning for climate change disasters through real-time data collection and collaboration with government agencies. By supporting the Central Weather Bureau in deploying and maintaining marine weather buoys, this initiative provides critical meteorological data to enhance weather forecasting and disaster preparedness. The real-time information is shared with multiple government agencies, aiding in early warning systems and minimizing the impact of extreme weather events. This cooperative effort helps prevent property loss, ensure maritime safety, and improve disaster response strategies, contributing to regional and local climate resilience.
全球面臨氣候變遷的重大議題,極端氣候的產生對人類的生活、生命、財產有著重大的危害,中央氣象署若是能精準有效的蒐集資料氣象資料,更能提供民眾更準確的氣象預報,使民眾能避開致災天候,確保海域休憩活動、漁船作業、航行交通、生態環境保護、工程作業、資源調查等能順利進行。
海洋資料浮標為目前國際間大量使用來蒐集海洋環境資料的儀器,全球約有500座錨繫式海上資料浮標,因為置放在海洋環境之中,經海浪拍打、侵蝕設備老化故障頻率增高,錨繫、繩索一但斷裂更會導致浮標移位,而無法執行觀測任務,因此每年重新布建或更換設備成為級具重要的任務之一。
國立臺灣海洋大學研發處研究船船務中心新海研2號受中央氣象署委託,協助執行112年度資料浮標系統及錨繫設備更新維護,於113年6月23日出海抵達彭佳嶼資料浮標預定地點,詳細確認附近水深地形狀況後,開始進行浮標布放作業,再前往資料浮標舊錨碇點與潛水員小艇會合,由潛水員進行舊資料浮標水下錨繫解開作業,再將舊浮標吊至後甲板固定,完成資料浮標回收作業,並現場確認新資料正確後完成任務返航。
海氣象浮標能正確紀錄氣壓、水溫、氣溫、波高、波浪週期、波向、風向風速等數據,每一筆數據都能在幾分鐘內完成資料傳輸,達到即時提供最新數據給氣象預報人員及防災救護單位,降低災害造成的人員及財產損失,使海上各項作業、經濟活動等能更順暢。
資料浮標傳回大量的海象資訊,成為天氣預告、海上安全評估等重要數據,經海經中央氣象署蒐集彙整其他數據後,即時傳送至國家防災防救科技中心、經濟部水利署、農委會漁業署、海洋委員會海巡署、交通部觀光局等相關單位,且公布於海象觀測網站提供民間各個領域使用,達到預警、災害防治等效能。
永續影響力: 此計畫透過部署海洋氣象浮標提供即時數據,加強天氣預報和災害應變,並與多個政府單位合作,提升氣候韌性與海上安全。
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Evidence:
- The 10th Monitoring and Forecasting Technologies for Marine Environments and Hazards Conference第十屆海峽兩岸海洋環境監測及預報技術研討會
Marine environmental impacts and disasters due to global warming and climate change are some of the most critical issues in this century. The management of marine environments and reductions in coastal disasters with the development and application of key technologies in observations, ocean models, big data and artificial intelligence approaches are crucial. The topics listed below and other related works are welcome:Long-term observation declaring the impacts of climate changes on the marine environment.Developments and applications of observational techniques like remote sensing (radar and satellite).Developments and applications of forecasting technology including ocean models as well as big data and artificial intelligence approaches.Evaluation and management of marine environmental, biological, geochemical, and ecological disasters.
Sustainable Impact: aligns with SDG13.3.3 by promoting cooperative planning for climate change disasters through the development and application of advanced technologies. The conference focuses on long-term marine environmental monitoring, forecasting technologies, and the use of big data and AI to predict and mitigate climate-related disasters. By bringing together experts and fostering collaboration across regions, the conference supports the sharing of critical data and technologies that enhance disaster preparedness and response, aiding in the protection of coastal communities from the impacts of climate change.
本研討會為兩岸海洋學界在海洋環境監測與預報技術領域學術交流及科研合作的重要平台,期望提升雙方研究和應用能力,維護臺灣海峽海上安全,造福海峽兩岸人民。由於兩岸面對面交流尚未完全解封,本屆研討會採用現場與視訊會議同步舉行,分別於臺灣海洋大學與廈門大學會場視訊連結。
永續影響力: 此研討會透過觀測技術、預報科技及大數據應用,加強海洋環境管理與災害防範,減少氣候變遷帶來的海洋災害風險,促進氣候韌性。
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Evidence:
https://r088.ntou.edu.tw/var/file/103/1103/img/1564/432290353.html
- The 19th Cross-Strait Climate & Energy Forum 2023第十九屆海峽兩岸氣候變遷與能源永續發展論壇
The 19th Cross-Strait Climate & Energy Forum at NTOU, initiated in 2005, fosters cooperation in energy, climate, and the environment. This year's theme, "Building a New Energy System," features 6 special guest speakers and 18 keynote speakers, discussing new energy, smart tech, and regional consensus for clean energy. President Hsu Tai-Wen's smart oceans talk drew attention.
Sustainable Impact: promoting dialogue on sustainable energy solutions across regions. Through expert discussions on new energy systems, smart technology, and clean energy consensus, it advances cooperative efforts in climate resilience and energy sustainability. This collaboration supports innovative, sustainable energy development.
本論壇為2005年由兩岸學者共同發起並積極促成的一項由兩岸高校交替主辦的高水準學術交流活動,期望在能源、氣候和環境等領域廣泛開展具有前瞻性的合作。以「新型能源體系構建」為主題,邀請兩岸6位特邀講者與18位專題講者,透過一整天的專題研討,從新能源現況、智慧化等科技技術導入進行交流,為高效安全、清潔低碳的新能源構建,建立區域共識!許泰文校長也以智慧海洋之建置與應用為題專題演講,獲得現場熱烈的關注。
永續影響力: 此論壇透過專家討論新型能源系統及智慧科技,推動跨區域的清潔能源合作,促進氣候韌性與能源永續發展。
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Evidence: https://www.facebook.com/story.php/?story_fbid=709629531181490&id=100064033477937