Development and Field Application of Early Warning System for Harmful Algal Blooms (red-tide) early warning using Ultrasound wave, Korea

Title
Development and Field Application of Early Warning System for Harmful Algal Blooms (red-tide) early warning using Ultrasound wave, Korea
Author(s)
강돈혁; 김한수; 정승원; 김미라; 김병권
KIOST Author(s)
Kang, Don Hyug(강돈혁)Jung, Seung Won(정승원)Kim, Mi Ra(김미라)
Alternative Author(s)
강돈혁; 정승원; 김미라
Publication Year
2016-12-05
Abstract
The harmful algal blooms (HABs) are affecting the ecosystems, coastal fisheries, and social economics in Korea. In case of 2013 summer season, massive damage due to HABs (species: Cochlodinium polykrikoides) was reached to $ 23 million during August, 2013 in KOREA. The most important things for minimizing of HABs damage is rapidly detection in initial stage. For the purpose, we has been developed a real-time HABs detection system using ultrasound. The integrated system is composed by several sensors (3.5 MHz frequency, temperature and salinity, Chlorophyll, Dissolved oxygen), power supply, network communication and remote control modules. For evaluating performance of the developed system, several experiments were intensively implemented in the laboratory and in-situ environments during summer seasons, 2013-2016. As the result, both of the performance tests are confirming the acoustic backscattering signal increases with the number of C. polykrikoides. Furthermore, the integrated system shows successfully in-situ performance for real-time red-tide detection and corresponding environmental data.ing August, 2013 in KOREA. The most important things for minimizing of HABs damage is rapidly detection in initial stage. For the purpose, we has been developed a real-time HABs detection system using ultrasound. The integrated system is composed by several sensors (3.5 MHz frequency, temperature and salinity, Chlorophyll, Dissolved oxygen), power supply, network communication and remote control modules. For evaluating performance of the developed system, several experiments were intensively implemented in the laboratory and in-situ environments during summer seasons, 2013-2016. As the result, both of the performance tests are confirming the acoustic backscattering signal increases with the number of C. polykrikoides. Furthermore, the integrated system shows successfully in-situ performance for real-time red-tide detection and corresponding environmental data.
URI
https://sciwatch.kiost.ac.kr/handle/2020.kiost/24265
Bibliographic Citation
미국음향학회 5th Joint Meeting, pp.3242, 2016
Publisher
미국음향학회
Type
Conference
Language
English
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