PM2.5 bound mercury (PBM2.5) in the atmosphere is a major component of total mercury, which is a pollutant of global concern and a potent neurotoxicant when converted to methylmercury. Despite its importance, comprehe...
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Airborne trace elements (TEs) present in atmospheric fine particulate matter (PM2.5) exert notable threats to human health and ecosystems. To explore the impact of meteorological conditions on shaping the pollution ch...
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Mapping the long-term spatial-temporal evolution and analyzing causes of Ulva prolifera green tides are important for management, restoration, and sustainable development of marine ecosystems. Satellite remote sensing...
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Mapping the long-term spatial-temporal evolution and analyzing causes of Ulva prolifera green tides are important for management, restoration, and sustainable development of marine ecosystems. Satellite remote sensing is the primary choice for monitoring Ulva prolifera green tides due to its advantage of long-term and large-scale ocean monitoring. This study developed a remote sensing extraction model using an integrated method of random forest (RF) and optical Algae Cloud Index (ACI) to map the distribution pattern of Ulva prolifera. The integrated ACI-RF method outperformed other methods such as support vector machines (SVM), K-nearest neighbors (KNN), and decision *** Ulva prolifera green tides area exhibited an overall downward trend from 2011 to 2022, with an average annual reduction rate of 3%. The maximum annual biomass ranged between 0.12 and 15.9Kt. Over 75% of Ulva prolifera areas drifted northward influenced by northern currents and wind fields. The areas most prone to Ulva prolifera green tides are located in seaweed cultivation and water eutrophication areas. The driving mechanism analysis suggests that NO3-, Si, and the Lianyungang Porphyra planting area have a significant impact on the occurrence and growth of Ulva *** average daily biological growth rate of Ulva prolifera is greatly influenced by factors such as maximum sea surface temperature, ocean current speed, precipitation, and nutrient concentrations. Coastal land use change and surface runoff also significantly impact the growth rate of Ulva prolifera in Jiangsu Province. Based on the distribution patterns and cause analysis of Ulva prolifera green tides, two management strategies are proposed for the initial area and early outbreak period. The application of remote sensing bigdata in mapping Ulva prolifera green tides can be extended to other areas affected by marine ecological disasters. The selection criteria of driving factors provide important reference for implementing
Harmful algal blooms (HABs) in freshwater systems pose significant threats to water quality, ecological stability, and public health. Managing these blooms requires substantial resources, making early and accurate pre...
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Harmful algal blooms (HABs) in freshwater systems pose significant threats to water quality, ecological stability, and public health. Managing these blooms requires substantial resources, making early and accurate prediction essential. Remote sensing technologies have emerged as powerful tools for HAB identification and forecasting, providing critical data to support predictive modeling. However, forecasting HABs remains challenging due to inherent uncertainties in bloom dynamics. Recent advances in data science and computational methods have facilitated the widespread application of both data-driven (DD) and process-based (PB) models for HAB prediction. DD models, particularly machine learning techniques such as artificial neural networks (ANN), random forest (RF), and long short-term memory (LSTM), effectively capture relationships between environmental variables and bloom events from historical data, enabling accurate short-term predictions. In contrast, PB models simulate the biochemical processes driving algal growth, such as photosynthesis, nutrient uptake, and cell division, providing mechanistic insights and supporting targeted management strategies. Despite these advancements, challenges remain, including the selection of optimal input variables, model transferability across diverse water bodies, and the interpretability of complex machine learning models. Future research should focus on developing adaptive hybrid models, integrating interpretable artificial intelligence (XAI) techniques, and enhancing the synergy between remote sensing and predictive modeling. This comprehensive approach has the potential to provide robust early warning systems for HABs, contributing to sustainable freshwater management.
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