Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry
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Notaro, Michalos & Zaccaria P.C.
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To measure salinity and water temperature in a marine surface layer using data obtained by a marine radar, a deviation ΔS' between effect of an ocean wave on received power RSI0′ in a reference time zone and effect of the ocean wave on received power RSIm′ in a measurement time zone is estimated, a
To measure salinity and water temperature in a marine surface layer using data obtained by a marine radar, a deviation ΔS' between effect of an ocean wave on received power RSI0′ in a reference time zone and effect of the ocean wave on received power RSIm′ in a measurement time zone is estimated, a deviation Δs′ between effect of the ocean wave on the received power RSI0′ in the reference time zone and effect of the ocean wave on the received power in an electrical conductivity variable time zone is estimated, a regression function f(σ) of a relationship between received power obtained by subtracting the deviation Δs′ from the received power in the electrical conductivity variable time zone and electrical conductivity σ in the electrical conductivity variable time zone is estimated, and a value of electrical conductivity σc in a measurement time zone is estimated, thereby calculating practical salinity.
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1. A salinity measuring method for marine surface layers, comprising: a step of estimating a deviation ΔS′ by an ocean wave spectrum estimation unit between effect of an ocean wave on primary scattering intensity RSI0′ of received power observed by a marine radar in a reference time zone and effect
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A salinity measuring method for marine surface layers, comprising: a step of estimating a deviation ΔS′ by an ocean wave spectrum estimation unit between effect of an ocean wave on primary scattering intensity RSI0′ of received power observed by a marine radar in a reference time zone and effect of the ocean wave on primary scattering intensity RSIm′ of received power in a measurement time zone by using data of the ocean wave or a wind velocity in the reference time zone in which electrical conductivity of seawater does not change and data of the ocean wave or the wind velocity in the measurement time zone in which water quality of the seawater is measured; a step of estimating a deviation Δs′ by an electrical conductivity effect estimation unit between the effect of the ocean wave on the primary scattering intensity RSI0′ of the received power in the reference time zone and effect of the ocean wave on primary scattering intensity of the received power in an electrical conductivity variable time zone by using data of the ocean wave or the wind velocity in the reference time zone and data of the ocean wave or the wind velocity in the electrical conductivity variable time zone in which the electrical conductivity of the seawater varies; a step of estimating a regression function f(σ) by the electrical conductivity effect estimation unit of a relationship between primary scattering intensity of the received power obtained by subtracting the deviation Δs′ from the primary scattering intensity of the received power observed by the marine radar in the electrical conductivity variable time zone and electrical conductivity σ in the electrical conductivity variable time zone; a step of estimating a value of electrical conductivity σc by an electrical conductivity estimation unit in the measurement time zone by using RSI0′−RSIm′=ΔS′+{f(σ0)−f(σc)}(where σ0: electrical conductivity in the reference time zone); a step of calculating electrical conductivity σ(15) by a temperature correction unit when a water temperature is 15° C. by using the value of the electrical conductivity σc in the measurement time zone; a step of calculating a ratio K15 by an electrical conductivity ratio calculation unit of the electrical conductivity σ(15) of the seawater to electrical conductivity of a standard solution of a potassium chloride in a standard state of 15° C. and 1 atmosphere by using the electrical conductivity σ(15) when the water temperature is 15° C.; and a step of calculating practical salinity by a salinity estimation unit by using the value of the ratio K15 of the electrical conductivity. 2. A salinity measuring device for marine surface layers, comprising: means for estimating a deviation ΔS′ between effect of an ocean wave on primary scattering intensity RSI0′ of received power observed by a marine radar in a reference time zone and effect of the ocean wave on primary scattering intensity RSIm′ of received power in a measurement time zone by using data of the ocean wave or a wind velocity in the reference time zone in which electrical conductivity of seawater does not change and data of the ocean wave or the wind velocity in the measurement time zone in which water quality of the seawater is measured; means for estimating a deviation Δ′ between the effect of the ocean wave on the primary scattering intensity RSI0′ of the received power in the reference time zone and effect of the ocean wave on primary scattering intensity of the received power in an electrical conductivity variable time zone by using data of the ocean wave or the wind velocity in the reference time zone and data of the ocean wave or the wind velocity in the electrical conductivity variable time zone in which the electrical conductivity of the seawater varies; means for estimating a regression function f(σ) of a relationship between primary scattering intensity of the received power obtained by subtracting the deviation Δs′ from the primary scattering intensity of the received power observed by the marine radar in the electrical conductivity variable time zone and electrical conductivity σ in the electrical conductivity variable time zone; means for estimating a value of electrical conductivity σc in the measurement time zone by using RSI0′−RSIm′=ΔS′+{f(σ0)−f(σc)} (where σ0: electrical conductivity in the reference time zone); means for calculating electrical conductivity σ(15) when a water temperature is 15° C. by using the value of the electrical conductivity σc in the measurement time zone; means for calculating a ratio K15 of the electrical conductivity σ(15) of the seawater to electrical conductivity of a standard solution of a potassium chloride in a standard state of 15° C. and 1 atmosphere by using the electrical conductivity σ(15) when the water temperature is 15° C.; and means for calculating practical salinity by using the value of the ratio K15 of the electrical conductivity. 3. A salinity measuring program that is stored in a computer-readable storing unit for marine surface layers, which allows a computer, in estimation of salinity in a marine area as a water quality measurement target using a value of received power observed by a marine radar in the marine area, to function as: means for estimating a deviation ΔS′ between effect of an ocean wave on primary scattering intensity RSI0′ of received power observed by the marine radar in a reference time zone and effect of the ocean wave on primary scattering intensity RSIm′ of received power in a measurement time zone by using data of the ocean wave or a wind velocity in the reference time zone in which electrical conductivity of seawater does not change and data of the ocean wave or the wind velocity in the measurement time zone in which water quality of the seawater is measured; means for estimating a deviation Δs′ between the effect of the ocean wave on the primary scattering intensity RSI0′ of the received power in the reference time zone and effect of the ocean wave on primary scattering intensity of the received power in an electrical conductivity variable time zone by using data of the ocean wave or the wind velocity in the reference time zone and data of the ocean wave or the wind velocity in the electrical conductivity variable time zone in which the electrical conductivity of the seawater varies; means for estimating a regression function f(σ) of a relationship between primary scattering intensity of the received power obtained by subtracting the deviation σs′ from the primary scattering intensity of the received power observed by the marine radar in the electrical conductivity variable time zone and electrical conductivity σ in the electrical conductivity variable time zone; means for estimating a value of electrical conductivity σc in the measurement time zone by using RSI0′−RSIm′=ΔS′+{f(σ0)−f(σc)} (where σ0: electrical conductivity in the reference time zone); means for calculating electrical conductivity σ(15) when a water temperature is 15° C. by using the value of the electrical conductivity σc in the measurement time zone; means for calculating a ratio K15 of the electrical conductivity σ(15) of the seawater to electrical conductivity of a standard solution of a potassium chloride in a standard state of 15° C. and 1 atmosphere by using the electrical conductivity σ(15) when the water temperature is 15° C.; and means for calculating practical salinity by using the value of the ratio K15 of the electrical conductivity. 4. A water temperature measuring method for marine surface layers comprising: a step of estimating a deviation ΔS′ by an ocean wave spectrum estimation unit between effect of an ocean wave on received power RSI0′ observed by a marine radar in a reference time zone and effect of the ocean wave on received power RSIm′ in a measurement time zone by using data of the ocean wave or a wind velocity in the reference time zone in which electrical conductivity of seawater does not change and data of the ocean wave or the wind velocity in the measurement time zone in which water quality of the seawater is measured; a step of estimating a deviation Δs′ by an electrical conductivity effect estimation unit between the effect of the ocean wave on the received power RSI0′ in the reference time zone and effect of the ocean wave on the received power in an electrical conductivity variable time zone by using data of the ocean wave or the wind velocity in the reference time zone and data of the ocean wave or the wind velocity in the electrical conductivity variable time zone in which the electrical conductivity of the seawater varies; a step of estimating a regression function f(σ) by the electrical conductivity effect estimation unit of a relationship between the received power obtained by subtracting the deviation Δs′ from the received power observed by the marine radar in the electrical conductivity variable time zone and electrical conductivity σ in the electrical conductivity variable time zone; a step of estimating a value of electrical conductivity σc by an electrical conductivity estimation unit in the measurement time zone by using RSI0′−RSIm′=ΔS′+{f(σ0)−f(σc)} (where σ0: electrical conductivity in the reference time zone); and a step of estimating a value of a water temperature Tc by a water tempeature estimation unit in the measurement time zone by using σc=σ0{1+α(Tc−T0)} (where T0: a water temperature in the reference time zone, α: a temperature correction coefficient). 5. A water temperature measuring device for marine surface layers, comprising: means for estimating a deviation ΔS′ between effect of an ocean wave on received power RSI0′ observed by a marine radar in a reference time zone and effect of the ocean wave on received power RSIm′ in a measurement time zone by using data of the ocean wave or a wind velocity in the reference time zone in which electrical conductivity of seawater does not change and data of the ocean wave or the wind velocity in the measurement time zone in which water quality of the seawater is measured; means for estimating a deviation Δs′ between the effect of the ocean wave on the received power RSI0′ in the reference time zone and effect of the ocean wave on the received power in an electrical conductivity variable time zone by using data of the ocean wave or the wind velocity in the reference time zone and data of the ocean wave or the wind velocity in the electrical conductivity variable time zone in which the electrical conductivity of the seawater varies; means for estimating a regression function f(σ) of a relationship between the received power obtained by subtracting the deviation Δs′ from the received power observed by the marine radar in the electrical conductivity variable time zone and electrical conductivity σ in the electrical conductivity variable time zone; means for estimating a value of electrical conductivity σ0 in the measurement time zone by using RSI0′−RSIm′=ΔS′+{f(σ0)−f(σc)} (where σ0: electrical conductivity in the reference time zone); and means for estimating a value of a water temperature Tc in the measurement time zone by using σc=σ0{1+α(Tc−T0)} (where T0: a water temperature in the reference time zone, α: a temperature correction coefficient). 6. A water temperature measuring that is stored in a computer-readable storing unit program for marine surface layers, which allows a computer, in estimation of a water temperature in a marine area as a water quality measurement target using a value of received power observed by a marine radar in the marine area, to function as: means for estimating a deviation ΔS′ between effect of an ocean wave on received power RSI0′ observed by the marine radar in a reference time zone and effect of the ocean wave on received power RSIm′ in a measurement time zone by using data of the ocean wave or a wind velocity in the reference time zone in which electrical conductivity of seawater does not change and data of the ocean wave or the wind velocity in the measurement time zone in which water quality of the seawater is measured; means for estimating a deviation Δs′ between the effect of the ocean wave on the received power RSI0′ in the reference time zone and effect of the ocean wave on the received power in an electrical conductivity variable time zone by using data of the ocean wave or the wind velocity in the reference time zone and data of the ocean wave or the wind velocity in the electrical conductivity variable time zone in which the electrical conductivity of the seawater varies; means for estimating a regression function f(σ) of a relationship between the received power obtained by subtracting the deviation Δs′ from the received power observed by the marine radar in the electrical conductivity variable time zone and electrical conductivity a in the electrical conductivity variable time zone; means for estimating a value of electrical conductivity σc in the measurement time zone by using RSI0′−RSIm′=ΔS′+{f(σ0)−f(σ0)} (where σ0: electrical conductivity in the reference time zone); and means for estimating a value of a water temperature Tc in the measurement time zone by using σc=σ0{1+α(Tc−T0)} (where T0: a water temperature in the reference time zone, α: a temperature correction coefficient). 7. A water temperature measuring method for marine surface layers, comprising: a step of estimating a deviation ΔS′ by an ocean wave spectrum estimation unit between effect of an ocean wave on received power RSI0′ observed by a marine radar in a reference time zone and effect of the ocean wave on received power RSIm′ in a measurement time zone by using data of the ocean wave or a wind velocity in the reference time zone in which electrical conductivity of seawater does not change and data of the ocean wave or the wind velocity in the measurement time zone in which water quality of the seawater is measured; a step of estimating a deviation Δs′ by an electrical conductivity effect estimation unit between the effect of the ocean wave on the received power RSI0′ in the reference time zone and effect of the ocean wave on the received power in an electrical conductivity variable time zone by using data of the ocean wave or the wind velocity in the reference time zone and data of the ocean wave or the wind velocity in the electrical conductivity variable time zone in which the electrical conductivity of the seawater varies; a step of estimating a regression function f(σ) by the electrical conductivity effect estimation unit of a relationship between the received power obtained by subtracting the deviation Δs′ from the received power observed by the marine radar in the electrical conductivity variable time zone and electrical conductivity σ in the electrical conductivity variable time zone; a step of estimating a value of electrical conductivity σc by an electrical conductivity estimation unit in the measurement time zone by using RSI0′−RSIm′=ΔS′+{f(σ0)−f(σc)} (where σ0: electrical conductivity in the reference time zone); and a step of estimating a value of a water temperature Tc by a water temperature estimation unit in the measurement time zone by using K15=σc/[σKCI(15){1+α(Tc−15)}] and PS=0.008-0.1692K150.5+25.3851K15+14.0941K151.5−7.0261K152+2.7081K152.5 (where σKCI(15): electrical conductivity of a standard solution of a potassium chloride in a standard state of 15° C. and 1 atmosphere, α: a temperature correction coefficient, PS: salinity in the measurement time zone). 8. A water temperature measuring device for marine surface layers, comprising: means for estimating a deviation ΔS′ between effect of an ocean wave on received power RSI0′ observed by a marine radar in a reference time zone and effect of the ocean wave on received power RSIm′ in a measurement time zone by using data of the ocean wave or a wind velocity in the reference time zone in which electrical conductivity of seawater does not change and data of the ocean wave or the wind velocity in the measurement time zone in which water quality of the seawater is measured; means for estimating a deviation Δs′ between the effect of the ocean wave on the received power RSI0′ in the reference time zone and effect of the ocean wave on the received power in an electrical conductivity variable time zone by using data of the ocean wave or the wind velocity in the reference time zone and data of the ocean wave or the wind velocity in the electrical conductivity variable time zone in which the electrical conductivity of the seawater varies; means for estimating a regression function f(σ) of a relationship between the received power obtained by subtracting the deviation Δs′ from the received power observed by the marine radar in the electrical conductivity variable time zone and electrical conductivity σ in the electrical conductivity variable time zone; means for estimating a value of electrical conductivity σc in the measurement time zone by using RSI0′−RSIm′=ΔS′+{f(σ0)−f(σc)} (where σ0: electrical conductivity in the reference time zone); and means for estimating a value of a water temperature Tc in the measurement time zone by using K15=σc/[SKCI(15){1+α(Tc−15)}] and PS=0.008-0.1692K150.5+25.3851K15+14.0941K1515−7.0261K152+2.7081K152.5 (where σKCI(15): electrical conductivity of a standard solution of a potassium chloride in a standard state of 15° C. and 1 atmosphere, α: a temperature correction coefficient, PS: salinity in the measurement time zone). 9. A water temperature measuring program that is stored in a computer-readable storing unit for marine surface layers, which allows a computer, in estimation of a water temperature in a marine area as a water quality measurement target using a value of received power observed by the marine radar in the marine area, to function as: means for estimating a deviation ΔS′ between effect of an ocean wave on received power RSI0′ observed by a marine radar in a reference time zone and effect of the ocean wave on received power RSIm′ in a measurement time zone by using data of the ocean wave or a wind velocity in the reference time zone in which electrical conductivity of seawater does not change and data of the ocean wave or the wind velocity in the measurement time zone in which water quality of the seawater is measured; means for estimating a deviation Δs′ between the effect of the ocean wave on the received power RSI0′ in the reference time zone and effect of the ocean wave on the received power in an electrical conductivity variable time zone by using data of the ocean wave or the wind velocity in the reference time zone and data of the ocean wave or the wind velocity in the electrical conductivity variable time zone in which the electrical conductivity of the seawater varies; means for estimating a regression function f(σ) of a relationship between the received power obtained by subtracting the deviation Δs′ from the received power observed by the marine radar in the electrical conductivity variable time zone and electrical conductivity σin the electrical conductivity variable time zone; means for estimating a value of electrical conductivity σc in the measurement time zone by using RSI0′−RSIm′=ΔS′+{f(σ0)−f(σc)} (where σ0: electrical conductivity in the reference time zone); and means for estimating a value of a water temperature Tc in the measurement time zone by using K15=σc/[σKCI(15){1+α(Tc−15)}] and PS=0.008-0.1692K150.5+25.3851K15+14.0941K151.5−7.0261K152+2.7081K152.5 (where sKCI(15): electrical conductivity of a standard solution of a potassium chloride in a standard state of 15° C. and 1 atmosphere, α: a temperature correction coefficient, PS: salinity in the measurement time zone). 10. A salinity measuring method for marine surface layers, comprising: a step of estimating a deviation Δs′ by an electrical conductivity effect estimation unit between effect of an ocean wave on primary scattering intensity RSI0′ of received power observed by a marine radar in a reference time zone and effect of the ocean wave on the primary scattering intensity of the received power in an electrical conductivity variable time zone by using data of the ocean wave or a wind velocity in the reference time zone that electrical conductivity of seawater does not change and data of the ocean wave or the wind velocity in the electrical conductivity variable time zone in which the electrical conductivity of the seawater varies; a step of estimating a regression function f(σ) by the electrical conductivity effect estimation unit of a relationship between the primary scattering intensity of the received power obtained by subtracting the deviation Δs′ from the primary scattering intensity of the received power observed by the marine radar in the electrical conductivity variable time zone and electrical conductivity σ in the electrical conductivity variable time zone; a step of estimating a value of electrical conductivity σc by an electrical conductivity estimation unit in a measurement time zone by using a noise floor RSInm′ of the received power in the measurement time zone in which water quality of the seawater is measured and RSI0′−RSInm′=f(σ0)−f(σc) (where σ0: electrical conductivity in the reference time zone); a step of calculating electrical conductivity σ(15) by a temperature correction unit when a water temperature is 15° C. by using the value of the electrical conductivity σc in the measurement time zone; a step of calculating a ratio K15 of the electrical conductivity σ(15) by an electrical conductivity ratio calculation unit of the seawater to electrical conductivity of a standard solution of a potassium chloride in a standard state of 15° C. and 1 atmosphere by using the electrical conductivity σ(15) when the water temperature is 15° C.; and a step of calculating practical salinity by a salinity estimation unit using the value of the ratio K15 of the electrical conductivity. 11. A salinity measuring device for marine surface layers, comprising: means for estimating a deviation Δs′ between effect of an ocean wave on primary scattering intensity RSI0′ of received power observed by a marine radar in a reference time zone and effect of the ocean wave on the primary scattering intensity of the received power in an electrical conductivity variable time zone by using data of the ocean wave or a wind velocity in the reference time zone that electrical conductivity of seawater does not change and data of the ocean wave or the wind velocity in the electrical conductivity variable time zone in which the electrical conductivity of the seawater varies; means for estimating a regression function f(σ) of a relationship between the primary scattering intensity of the received power obtained by subtracting the deviation Δs′ from the primary scattering intensity of the received power observed by the marine radar in the electrical conductivity variable time zone and electrical conductivity σ in the electrical conductivity variable time zone; means for estimating a value of electrical conductivity σc in a measurement time zone by using a noise floor RSInm′ of the received power in the measurement time zone in which water quality of the seawater is measured and RSI0′−RSInm′=f(σ0)−f(σc) (where σo: electrical conductivity in the reference time zone); means for calculating electrical conductivity σ(15) when a water temperature is 15° C. by using the value of the electrical conductivity σc in the measurement time zone; means for calculating a ratio K15 of the electrical conductivity σ(15) of the seawater to electrical conductivity of a standard solution of a potassium chloride in a standard state of 15° C. and 1 atmosphere by using the electrical conductivity σ(15) when the water temperature is 15° C.; and means for calculating practical salinity by using the value of the ratio K15 of the electrical conductivity. 12. A salinity measuring program that is stored in a computer-readable storing unit for marine surface layers, which allows a computer, in estimation of salinity in a marine area as a water quality measurement target using a value of received power observed by a marine radar in the marine area, to function as: means for estimating a deviation Δs′ between effect of an ocean wave on primary scattering intensity RSI0′ of received power observed by the marine radar in a reference time zone and effect of the ocean wave on the primary scattering intensity of the received power in an electrical conductivity variable time zone by using data of the ocean wave or a wind velocity in the reference time zone that electrical conductivity of seawater does not change and data of the ocean wave or the wind velocity in the electrical conductivity variable time zone in which the electrical conductivity of the seawater varies; means for estimating a regression function f(σ) of a relationship between the primary scattering intensity of the received power obtained by subtracting the deviation Δs′ from the primary scattering intensity of the received power observed by the marine radar in the electrical conductivity variable time zone and electrical conductivity σ in the electrical conductivity variable time zone; means for estimating a value of electrical conductivity σc in a measurement time zone by using a noise floor RSInm′ of the received power in the measurement time zone in which water quality of the seawater is measured and RSI0′−RSInm′=f(σ0)−f(σc) (where σ0: electrical conductivity in the reference time zone); means for calculating electrical conductivity σ(15) when a water temperature is 15° C. by using the value of the electrical conductivity σc in the measurement time zone; means for calculating a ratio K15 of the electrical conductivity σ(15) of the seawater to electrical conductivity of a standard solution of a potassium chloride in a standard state of 15° C. and 1 atmosphere by using the electrical conductivity σ(15) when the water temperature is 15° C.; and means for calculating practical salinity by using the value of the ratio K15 of the electrical conductivity.
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