| 英文摘要 |
The Application of Using Satellite Imagery and Remote
Sensing Technology on Marine Monitoring and Pollution
Responses is a project that applies satellites such as FORMOSAT-
2 and SPOT series to monitor marine areas regularly in Taiwanese
marine territories, as well as to use unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV)
in field investigations. The goal of applying such remote sensing
technology in Taiwanese Main Island and the inshore areas is to
control marine pollution and clarify the responsibilities caused by
the polluters. Such actions can also achieve efficient damage
evaluation. The main accomplishments of the project are:
1. To conduct the task of monitoring cargo discharge platform, oil
dumping area and other relevant sea water areas this year, as well
as to coordinate with permissions in regulation of marine pollution
prevention. 8 hot spot monitoring tasks, in addition to 18 day/time
monitoring tasks in the Taiwanese inshore water areas have both
been completed this year.
2. The completion of evidence collection in marine pollution
emergencies this year, including the support for 2 marine pollutions
and 4 marine oil drills.
3. To manage and establish the monitoring mechanism of those
suspected cargoes. Among them, 5 cargoes from the previous
record have been allocated and are being monitored this year. 2
monitoring tasks in Mailiao Harbor have been completed and
analyzed, with a total number of 1,755 cargoes and among them
successfully targeted Wiener Andean high-risk vessels.
4. The holding of “2014 Marine Pollution Response and Practices
International Workshop” on October 14, 2014. The themes of the
workshop included oil spill and waste (debris) tracking analysis,
cargo emergencies response and practices, management of toxic
substances and leakage control, stimulated monitoring of oil spill
pollution and the tracking of marine polluted cargoes.
5. To promote the application of using remote sensing technology on
marine oil pollution monitoring, as well as to develop the
availabilities in using other techniques via holding of “The
Application of Using Remote Sensing Technology on Marine Oil
Pollution Workshop” on April 22, 2014. Also, the completion of
using satellite imagery in producing standardized process
compiling the collection of international satellite synthetic aperture
radar (Synthetic Aperture Radar, SAR) which can bring along
some suggestions for current cases and circumstances.
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