The main function of the ocean buoy is to collect data on the deep-sea environment. They can monitor seawater temperature, salinity, pressure, flow rate and many other indicators in real time, and transmit these data back to the ground via satellite for scientists to study. These data can not only help us understand the changes of the deep-sea environment, but also provide an important basis for Marine scientific research.
In addition to collecting data, the ocean buoy also has an early warning function. They can monitor the occurrence of Marine disasters in real time, such as tsunamis and storm surges, and issue timely warnings to ensure the safety of people and property in coastal areas. This kind of early warning function is of great significance for preventing Marine disasters and safeguarding human life safety.
Ocean buoys have a wide range of applications. In terms of Marine environmental monitoring, they can monitor changes in the Marine environment in real time and provide data support for Marine environmental protection and management. In terms of Marine disaster early warning, ocean buoys can detect and warn the occurrence of Marine disasters in time to provide security for coastal areas. In terms of Marine scientific research, the data collected by ocean buoys can provide scientists with rich research materials and promote the development of Marine science.
