Review of coral reef bleaching monitoring technology based on SST

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Influenced by the global warming,coral reef bleaching phenomenon is more and more serious and approximately 1/3 of the world’s coral is facing possible extinction. Sea water temperature anomaly is one of the most important causes of coral reef bleaching and mortality. NOAA has developed thermal stress satellite products for coral reef bleaching monitoring based on sea surface temperature(SST),including 50 km and 5 km spatial resolution. This paper presents the research status of coral reef bleaching,and introduces the methods and algorithms that NOAA has developed for monitoring coral reef bleaching. There is also a case study of coral reef bleaching monitoring in South China Sea based on NOAA’s coral reef bleaching monitoring products. It is shown that it is very probable that coral reef bleaching already occurred in the study area in June 2015. This paper expounds the necessity and urgency of exploring the related research on coral bleaching warning methods in China through research review and case study,and provides relevant research and technical reference.

Keywords coral reef bleaching bleaching hotspot degree heat week bleaching warning

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Corresponding Authors: Yulin CAI E-mail: 1763571319@qq.com;yulin_cai@163.com

Issue Date: 30 May 2018

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	Xuan SUN
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	Linlin SUO
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Xuan SUN,Yulin CAI,Linlin SUO, et al. Review of coral reef bleaching monitoring technology based on SST[J]. Remote Sensing for Land & Resources, 2018, 30(2): 21-28.

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Fig.1 SST anomalies on Nov.4,2016

Fig.2 Coral reef bleaching hotspot on Nov.4,2016

Fig.3 Coral reef bleaching DHW on Nov.4,2016

Fig.4 Coral reef bleaching alert area on Nov.4,2016

Tab.1 Stress levels of coral reef bleaching alert areas

Fig.5 Monthly average of SST at point A in 2015

Fig.6 Daily value of SST at point A in June,2015

Fig.7 Bleaching hotspots of 6 days in June,2015

Fig.8 Degree heating weeks of 6 days in June,2015

Fig.9 Maximum of bleaching alert area of four weeks in June,2015

Fig.10 Map of the maximum of bleaching alert areas in June,2015

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