Monitoring Models for Plastic Debris
Ting Wang, Yuan Biao Zhang, Zhi Ning Liang, Wei Huang
Abstract
Ting Wang, Yuan Biao Zhang, Zhi Ning Liang, Wei Huang
Abstract
To strengthen monitoring for plastic debris in the ocean, our paper compared debris distributions of 2 special Garbage Patches (The North Pacific Central Gyre and Kuroshio Current area). And then we developed a computer-based optimal searching model to monitor formation and changes of debris in the oceans. We found that winds belts, currents, and regional human activities along with seasonal climatic variations can influence marine litter patterns and trends in deposition.
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To strengthen monitoring for plastic debris in the ocean, our paper compared debris distributions of 2 special Garbage Patches (The North Pacific Central Gyre and Kuroshio Current area). And then we developed a computer-based optimal searching model to monitor formation and changes of debris in the oceans. We found that winds belts, currents, and regional human activities along with seasonal climatic variations can influence marine litter patterns and trends in deposition.
Key concepts: Marine debris, Debris, Ocean gyre, Current (fluid), Environmental science, Deposition (geology), Litter, Ocean current