| 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
Aircraft System (UAS) 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 be efficient evaluated on damages. The main
accomplishments of the project are:
1. To conduct the task of monitoring cargo discharge platforms, oil dumping
areas and other relevant sea water areas this year, as well as to coordinate
with permissions in regulations of marine pollution prevention. 11 hot
spot monitoring tasks, in addition to 11 day/time monitoring tasks in the
Taiwanese inshore water areas have all been completed this year, no
pollution was found.
2. The completion of evidence collection in marine pollution emergencies
this year, including the support for 4 marine pollutions, the application of
satellite monitoring for 62 days, and UAS monitoring for 45 days.
3. To manage and establish the monitoring mechanism of the suspected
cargoes. 50 cargoes from the previous records 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 2,002 cargoes and
among them successfully targeted LIANG SHENG and SC AURORA
high-risk vessels, no pollution was found.
4. For the "ESTABLISHING SATELLITE-BASED MARINE OIL
MONITORING COLLABORATIVE ACTIVITY" extension, is expected
to be extended to October 2023.
5. Coordinate training courses for local government environmental
executive units to improve their investigation ability and revise the
investigation assessment process on marine monitoring around
Taiwanese maritime areas.
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