River freshwater effects on the South-East Asian ocean dynamics DOI Creative Commons
Tonia A. Capuano,

Marine Herrmann,

Delphine Dobbler

et al.

Research Square (Research Square), Journal Year: 2023, Volume and Issue: unknown

Published: June 19, 2023

Abstract River freshwater fluxes are fundamental inputs for regional and global ocean models. Nonetheless, most models currently forced by climatological runoff data, encompassing several limitations resulting in significant biases the simulated conditions. This study evaluates daily river discharge into South East Asia (SEA), a region having one of greatest runoffs world. The data provided at 1/10° resolution Global Flood Awareness System (GloFAS) reanalysis through comparison with observed records climatology. advantages using such high product numerical simulation assessed looking its impact on variability distribution sea surface salinity (SSS), mesoscale processes particles’ Lagrangian dispersion within Indonesian seas. Our results show satisfying performance GloFAS major rivers China Sea, while no systematic errors were identified remaining areas interest. Finally, realistic modeling whole SEA region, we underline importance accurate discharges order to properly reproduce local dynamics, which play key role shaping SSS patterns affect stranding marine debris.

Language: Английский

Exploring the Green Tide Transport Mechanisms and Evaluating Leeway Coefficient Estimation via Moderate-Resolution Geostationary Images DOI Creative Commons
Menghao Ji, Xin Dou,

Chengyi Zhao

et al.

Remote Sensing, Journal Year: 2024, Volume and Issue: 16(16), P. 2934 - 2934

Published: Aug. 10, 2024

The recurring occurrence of green tides as an ecological disaster has been reported annually in the Yellow Sea. While remote sensing technology effectively tracks scale, extent, and duration tide outbreaks, there is limited research on underlying driving mechanisms drift transport determination leeway coefficient. This study investigates mechanism evaluates feasibility estimating coefficient by analyzing velocities obtained from Geostationary Ocean Color Imager-II (GOCI-II) images using maximum cross-correlation (MCC) technique method across various time intervals alongside ocean current wind speed data. results reveal following: (1) Significant spatial variations movement, with a distinct boundary at 34°40′N. (2) Short-term primarily influenced tidal forces, while currents, especially combined Ekman geostrophic component, predominantly govern net transport. (3) Compared to 1, 3, 7 h intervals, 25 interval feasible for moderate-resolution geostationary images, yielding values consistent previous studies. offers new insights into exploring through sensing-driven velocity.

Language: Английский

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Spatial distribution and composition of marine litter on sandy beaches along the Indian Ocean coastline in the south Java region, Indonesia DOI Creative Commons
Defri Yona,

Pratiwi Nooraini,

Sisylia Eka Narriyah Putri

et al.

Frontiers in Marine Science, Journal Year: 2023, Volume and Issue: 10

Published: Oct. 6, 2023

Marine litter in coastal areas can bring economic, social, and environmental damage, especially the loss of aesthetic value a tourist site. Therefore, research on composition marine to identify its sources is important for planning strategic action minimize problem. This study analyzed beach five beaches (Kondangmerak, Balekambang, Ungapan, Ngudel, Goa Cina) along Indian Ocean coastline eastern part south Java region, Indonesia. All are known as famous touristic Malang City, receive many visitors, during holiday season. Beach was obtained by collecting different types 5 x m square transect. Five transects were placed strandline at each beach, intervals 20 separated In transect, collected counted based category (plastic, paper, rubber, fabric, processed wood, metal, glass, ceramic, hazardous items) size (0.5–2.5cm, 2.5–5cm, 5–10 cm, > 10 cm). There statistically significant variation number litters among sizes (p<0.05). However, distribution remained consistent across regardless size. general, with cm found least all (< 15%), while other three categories similar numbers (in range 20% 50%). Plastic dominating type beaches. Based Clean Coastal Index, considered dirty extremely dirty. product tourism activities, littering habits play role source areas. Since this first Java, results be used baseline future studies prevent debris pollution develop management strategies reducing impact environment.

Language: Английский

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Persistency and Surface Convergence Evidenced by Two Maker Buoys in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch DOI Creative Commons
Bruno Sainte-Rose,

Yannick Pham,

Wayne J. Pavalko

et al.

Journal of Marine Science and Engineering, Journal Year: 2023, Volume and Issue: 11(1), P. 68 - 68

Published: Jan. 2, 2023

The accumulation of plastic debris on land and coastlines in waterways garbage patches is one the greatest ecological concerns 21st century. In that context, sources pathways marine (PMD) have been increasingly studied past ten years. purpose this communication was to analyze, thanks tracks two drifting buoys released May–June 2019 North-East Pacific, features encountered within Great Pacific Garbage Patch (GPGP): a surface convergence, which could lead formation hotspots, persistency floating material area ocean. evolution distance between compared with local circulation field divergence, Lagrangian dispersal model sea-level anomalies (SLAs). These analyses highlighted link converging behavior drifters persistent negative velocity divergence as well higher than average-encountered modelled density (MPSD). persistence GPGP observed trajectory longest persisting drifter comparison center extent.

Language: Английский

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Engaging Communities in Sulawesi Island, Indonesia: A Collaborative Approach to Modelling Marine Plastic Debris through Open Science and Online Visualization DOI Creative Commons
Nia H. Jones,

David Christie,

Jonathan Demmer

et al.

Cambridge Prisms Plastics, Journal Year: 2024, Volume and Issue: 2

Published: Jan. 1, 2024

Abstract Marine litter poses a complex challenge in Indonesia, necessitating well-informed and coordinated strategy for effective mitigation. This study investigates the seasonality of plastic concentrations around Sulawesi Island central Indonesia during monsoon-driven wet dry seasons. By using open data methodologies including HYCOM Parcels models, we simulated dispersal waste over 3 months both southwest northeast monsoons. Our research extended beyond analysis, as actively engaged with local communities, researchers policymakers through range outreach initiatives, development web application to visualize model results. findings underscore substantial influence currents on surface concentrations, highlighting seasonal variation risk different regional seas. adds evidence provided by coarser resolution ocean modelling studies, emphasizing that is key driver pollution within Indonesian archipelago. Inclusive international collaboration community-oriented approach were integral our project, recommend future initiatives similarly engage researchers, communities decision-makers marine aims support results solutions problem.

Language: Английский

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Multiple negative impacts of marine plastic pollution on tropical coastal ecosystem services, and human health and well-being DOI
Carya Maharja, Radisti A. Praptiwi,

Sainal Sainal

et al.

Ocean & Coastal Management, Journal Year: 2024, Volume and Issue: 258, P. 107423 - 107423

Published: Oct. 15, 2024

Language: Английский

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Mapping the sources and strands of marine debris via particle modelling and In-situ sampling approaches in archipelagic countries DOI Creative Commons
Noir P. Purba, Ibnu Faizal,

David Christie

et al.

Scientific Reports, Journal Year: 2024, Volume and Issue: 14(1)

Published: Oct. 28, 2024

Language: Английский

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PROVIDING ECO-LITERACY OUTREACH TO GENERATION ALPHA USING GAME-BASED PLASTIC RECYCLING ACTIVITY: CASE STUDY WITH FOSTER CHILDREN OF AN ORPHANAGE DOI Open Access

Yosef Manik,

Ni Made Amanda Putri Paramerta Paramerta,

Dinda Fairuz Nadhifah

et al.

JMM (Jurnal Masyarakat Mandiri), Journal Year: 2023, Volume and Issue: 7(5), P. 4858 - 4858

Published: Oct. 1, 2023

Abstrak: Sebuah kegiatan edukasi lingkungan berbasis permainan bagi Generasi Alpha telah dilaksanakan. Kegiatan ini bertujuan menumbuhkan kesadaran pada anak-anak usia dini, sekaligus memberi ruang mahasiswa Teknik Lingkungan Universitas Presiden dalam menginternalisasi nilai-nilai luhur Pancasila konteks penyelamatan lingkungan. Mitra adalah sebuah panti asuhan di Kabupaten Bekasi yang mengasuh 30 generasi Alpha. Metode digunakan meliputi mengenai isu dari limbah plastik, praktik aksi nyata bantuk kreasi kriya plastik bekas pakai dan penanaman terkait gotong royong untuk menjaga Evaluasi dilakukan dengan cara memberikan quis impromptu akhir mengukur pemahaman peserta dampak sampah cemaran keterampilan mengolah plastik. Hasil evaluasi menunjukkan bahwa 100% mitra mendapatkan peningkatan pemahaman, pengelolaan plastik.Abstract: An educational activity to raise environmental awareness for Generation has been carried out. This aims foster in young children, as well providing space Environmental Engineering students at President University practice the noble values of context saving environment. The partner this is an orphanage Regency which cares children generation methods used include education about issue plastic waste and real action practices creating crafts from are framed within framework values. Evaluation out by giving quiz end measures participants' understanding impact waste, protecting environment pollution practical skill processing waste. evaluation results show that participants have increased understanding, skills related management.

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Recommendation: Engaging communities in Sulawesi Island, Indonesia: A collaborative approach to modelling marine plastic debris through open science and online visualization — R0/PR2 DOI Creative Commons
Nia H. Jones,

David Christie,

Jonathan Demmer

et al.

Published: April 14, 2024

Marine litter poses a complex challenge in Indonesia, necessitating well-informed and coordinated strategy for effective mitigation. This study investigates the seasonality of plastic concentrations around Sulawesi Island central Indonesia during monsoon-driven wet dry seasons. By using open data methodologies including HYCOM Parcels models, we simulated dispersal waste over 3 months both southwest northeast monsoons. Our research extended beyond analysis, as actively engaged with local communities, researchers policymakers through range outreach initiatives, development web application to visualize model results. findings underscore substantial influence currents on surface concentrations, highlighting seasonal variation risk different regional seas. adds evidence provided by coarser resolution ocean modelling studies, emphasizing that is key driver pollution within Indonesian archipelago. Inclusive international collaboration community-oriented approach were integral our project, recommend future initiatives similarly engage researchers, communities decision-makers marine aims support results solutions problem.

Language: Английский

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Decision: Engaging communities in Sulawesi Island, Indonesia: A collaborative approach to modelling marine plastic debris through open science and online visualization — R1/PR6 DOI Creative Commons
Nia H. Jones,

David Christie,

Jonathan Demmer

et al.

Published: May 3, 2024

Marine litter poses a complex challenge in Indonesia, necessitating well-informed and coordinated strategy for effective mitigation. This study investigates the seasonality of plastic concentrations around Sulawesi Island central Indonesia during monsoon-driven wet dry seasons. By using open data methodologies including HYCOM Parcels models, we simulated dispersal waste over 3 months both southwest northeast monsoons. Our research extended beyond analysis, as actively engaged with local communities, researchers policymakers through range outreach initiatives, development web application to visualize model results. findings underscore substantial influence currents on surface concentrations, highlighting seasonal variation risk different regional seas. adds evidence provided by coarser resolution ocean modelling studies, emphasizing that is key driver pollution within Indonesian archipelago. Inclusive international collaboration community-oriented approach were integral our project, recommend future initiatives similarly engage researchers, communities decision-makers marine aims support results solutions problem.

Language: Английский

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Recommendation: Engaging communities in Sulawesi Island, Indonesia: A collaborative approach to modelling marine plastic debris through open science and online visualization — R1/PR5 DOI Creative Commons
Nia H. Jones,

David Christie,

Jonathan Demmer

et al.

Published: May 3, 2024

Marine litter poses a complex challenge in Indonesia, necessitating well-informed and coordinated strategy for effective mitigation. This study investigates the seasonality of plastic concentrations around Sulawesi Island central Indonesia during monsoon-driven wet dry seasons. By using open data methodologies including HYCOM Parcels models, we simulated dispersal waste over 3 months both southwest northeast monsoons. Our research extended beyond analysis, as actively engaged with local communities, researchers policymakers through range outreach initiatives, development web application to visualize model results. findings underscore substantial influence currents on surface concentrations, highlighting seasonal variation risk different regional seas. adds evidence provided by coarser resolution ocean modelling studies, emphasizing that is key driver pollution within Indonesian archipelago. Inclusive international collaboration community-oriented approach were integral our project, recommend future initiatives similarly engage researchers, communities decision-makers marine aims support results solutions problem.

Language: Английский

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