Volume 5,Issue 2
Fall 204
Analysis of the Collaborative Monitoring Efficiency of High-Resolution Satellite Images for Ocean Fronts and Meteorological Elements
This paper aims to analyze the collaborative monitoring efficiency of high - resolution satellite images for ocean fronts and meteorological elements. Through the collection and analysis of relevant data, the current application status of high - resolution satellite images in ocean front monitoring is explored, as well as the advantages and disadvantages of their collaborative monitoring with meteorological elements. The research results show that high - resolution satellite images can effectively monitor the position, shape, and changes of ocean fronts. In the collaborative monitoring with meteorological elements, they can provide more accurate and comprehensive information support for marine meteorological research and forecasting, which has important application value and development potential.
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