Coral reef whitening automatic identification online monitoring device

Abstract

The invention relates to a coral reef whitening automatic identification online monitoring device. The device comprises a base, a sensor module, an image acquisition module, a data acquisition end, an industrial personal computer, a floating body, a power supply device and a wireless communication antenna; the base is located on a coral reef on the seabed; the image acquisition module, the sensor module and the floating body are sequentially connected from the seabed to the sea level through cables; the image acquisition module is arranged at the top end of the base; the data acquisition end is respectively connected with the sensor module, the image acquisition module and the industrial personal computer; the industrial personal computer is connected with the wireless communication antenna; the power supply device and the wireless communication antenna are positioned at the top end of the floating body; the power supply device is connected with the sensor module, the image acquisition module, the data acquisition end and the industrial personal computer. According to the invention, the real-time performance and accuracy of coral reef whitening monitoring are improved, and the monitoring range of coral reefs is expanded.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of marine monitoring, in particular to an online monitoring device for automatic identification of coral reef bleaching. Background technique [0002] Coral reef is a structure formed by animals of the order stony corals. It contains rich oil and gas resources. At the same time, coral reefs also provide food sources and breeding places for many fish. In addition, corals absorb a large amount of carbon dioxide through yellow algae in their bodies during reef building. , so as to reduce the greenhouse effect of the earth. However, in recent years, due to factors such as rising sea temperature, increasing marine pollution, and overfishing by humans, coral reefs have been bleached on a large scale around the world, seriously damaging biodiversity and the marine ecological environment. In view of this, actions to protect coral reefs are imperative, but for coral degraded coral reefs, their self-recovery ability ...

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However, in recent years, due to factors such as rising sea temperature, increasing marine pollution, and overfishing by humans, coral reefs have been bleached on a large scale around the world, seriously damaging biodiversity and the marine ecological environment.

In view of this, actions to protect coral reefs are imperative, but for coral degraded coral reefs, their self-recovery ability has declined sharply, and human monitoring and measures are needed to assist them

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