#Antarctic Ocean Application Meta
#Antarctic Ocean | Southern ocean | Encircles Antarctica | Waters south of 60° S latitude | Covers ca. 21.96 million square kilometers | The fourth largest ocean basin | Antarctic Circumpolar Current (AAC) flows through it | ACC significantly influences global ocean circulation by connecting Atlantic, Indian, and Pacific Oceans | Average depth of approximately 3,270 meters (10,728 feet) | Maximum depth of 7,434 meters (24,390 feet) at Factorian Deep
#Mass Balance Measuring
#Glacial Lake Outburst Flood (GLOF)
#Capitals Coalition
#Issibern
#SOOS
#Discovering Antarctica
#MIT Earth System Model
#Frontiersin
#Research Gate
#The Explorer
#BAS
#HPE
#NOC
#Marine Copernicus
#Unesco
#SCAR
#Earth Observatory NASA
#ESA
#Cambridge Core
#Springer Link
#PEW Trusts
#NASA Ocean Color
#AVICO Altimetry
#NSIDC
#USF Marine Science
#UTAS
#MBARI
#Vaisala
#Biral
#Australian Antarctic Program
#Universite Grenoble Alpes
#Georgia Institute Of Technology
#Intergovernmental Panel On Climate Change
#Scripps Institution Of Oceanography
#PolarTrec
#Ocean Visions
#KOPRI
#NASA
#ECAgroup
#TAYAO
#Marine Copernicus EU
#Saft Batteries
#Uutech
#Master Volt
#Orion BMS
#fDiintelligence
#Analyzing Data
#Work Flow Setup
#Software Package Selection
#Apollo Mapping
#GIS University
#Data Gov Au
#Earth Watch
#IQ Geo
#GIS Lounge
#Quantarctica
#Lufft
#Environmental DNA | eDNA | Snow Track | Nucleare DNA | Genotyping | Microsatellite Markers | eDNA from cells shed in urine, faeces, sweat, breath, skin and other sources using similar field and molecular methods to those in forensic science
#Penguin Rookeries
#FastIce
#Humpback Whales
#Austral Summer
#Polar Circle
#Whale Encounters
#Glacier Monitoring
#Cryosphere
#Vulnerable Marine Ecosystem (VME) | One nautical mile in radius | Hub of biodiversity | Made up of organisms especially vulnerable to bottom-fishing gear | Refuge for life forms stressed by rapidly warming ocean
#Limited satellite connectivity
#Antarctic krill fishing and processing ship Fuyuanyu 9199 | Started its maiden voyage | Headed for Antarctic | Equipped advanced fishing and processing systems | 138.8 meters long | 24 meters wide | 12 meters deep | Over 16,572 tons gross tonnage | Continuous pump-suction fishing system | Suction pumps and pipes suck fresh krill from underwater directly onto boat | Krill separated from water | Antarctic krill 6 cm long and 2 grams in weight | Double-truss trawling and continuous pump-suction fishing is used | By generating negative pressure, suction is formed at net tail , which sucks krill and seawater that enter fishing net onto boat | Seawater is discharged through filtering device, leaving krill, thus ensuring that krill are more complete and fresher in quality | Ship is designed and built according to ice zone B1 level | Ship can sail in small floating ice area or thin ice area in polar region | Ship can operate in environment of minus 25 degrees Celsius | Ship expected to catch 80,000 to 100,000 tons of Antarctic krill every year