Volume 5,Issue 2
Fall 204
Enhancing the Early Identification and Prevention of Marine Fog Meteorological Disasters by Utilizing Satellite Data
This paper explores the methods and significance of enhancing the early identification and prevention of marine fog meteorological disasters through the use of satellite data. By analyzing the current application status of satellite remote sensing technology in marine fog monitoring and combining relevant data to illustrate the hazards of marine fog and the necessity of early identification, it further proposes strategies for the early identification and prevention of marine fog based on satellite data, aiming to improve the early warning capability and prevention effect of marine fog meteorological disasters and reduce their adverse impacts on marine activities and coastal areas.
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