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Assessment – Marine Litter Prediction in Taiwan

Marine litter has become a critical pollution issue which is worthy of global attention. Scientific studies show that artificial waste has posed a tremendous and irreversible threat to our environment and economy.Compared to air and water pollution, the geographic scale of marine waste is far more larger, which results in difficulties for finding the connection between the pollution source and polluted area.There are high discrepancies in artificial waste in appearances, size, weights and ingredients, which makes it challenging to identify these pollutants with single detector or utilizing methods commonly used in examining heavy metals and pesticide.Although the reduction of artificial waste is the fundamental way to solve the pollution issue, however, it’s challenging and time-consuming. Thus, terminal solutions such as beach cleanup have played an important role in alleviating this crisis.Beach Litter Rapid Assessment allows researchers to conduct sampling survey in a wide range of locations in a short period of time. It is one of the examination methods that helps quantify the marine wastes and assist scientists decide the location where beach cleanup should be held. The sampling survey is conducted by each observation station every ten kilometers of the shoreline. Taiwan has 121 observation stations in the 2210-kilometer coastline.This topic focuses on exploiting the data collected by one observatory to predict the sampling survey results of nearby observatories. This method is expected to lower the amount of observation station and the involvement of human labor. Reference[1] https://www.sow.org.tw/sites/sow/files/hai_an_fei_qi_wu_kuai_shai_diao_cha_zhi_yin_190802.pdf

2019-06-14T16:00:00+00:00 ~ 2022-12-25T16:00:00+00:00