英文摘要 |
"In the study, the accuracies of the ocean tide models, including MOI.18v, NAO.99b, and DTU10, are investigated by using 33 tide gauges and Jason-2 satellite altimetry around Taiwan. MOI.18v1 has the highest accuracy in near-shore by comparing to 33 tide gauge records, with the mean of difference RMSE of 0.090 m (0.047~0.153 m); and the improvement percentages (IMPs) of each ocean tide model correcting Jason-2 altimetry data are 68.2% (point A) and 88.2~89.2% (point B), with no significant difference between ocean tide models in offshore Taiwan. The differences of variations in ocean tide and sea level at different offshore distances or ocean bottom topography are analyzed using tide gauge records, satellite altimeter data and ocean tide models around Taiwan. Results show that the significant variations in tidal range around Taiwan are found and large tide range are mainly located in shallow waters (≦ 200 m), with the tidal range varying from less than 1 m in the eastern of Taiwan to 4 m in the west coast of Taiwan and larger than 5 m along the coast of China. Therefore, ocean tidal correction is necessary for bathymetry measurements in shallow waters to improve the accuracy of bathymetry data. In addition, the standard deviations (STD) of the difference between tide changes in height derived from MOI.18v1 and the nearest tide gauge records are relatively large in northern and western of Taiwan and could be even larger than 50 cm in some areas. The result indicates that the bathymetry measurements in these areas need to be corrected for the ocean tide using a combination of tidal gauges and tidal zones to reduce the uncertainty of bathymetry measurements.
Ocean tide model only includes tidal change in height and cannot reflect the actual sea level change and inverted barometer effect caused by meteorological forcing. The annual amplitude of inverted barometer effect around Taiwan ranges from 6 to 10 cm, gradually increased from south of Taiwan to north of Taiwan, reaching more than 10 cm in Mazu; the annual amplitude of sea level change around Taiwan ranges from 3 to 15 cm, with the largest along the coast of China. Therefore, the seasonal effect in inverted barometer effect and sea level change have to be consider when only ocean tide model is used to correct bathymetry data. In addition, we investigate the sea level rise around Taiwan during the period 1993–2019 using satellite altimetry. The average sea level rise trend is 3.04±0.22 mm/yr, which is similar to global average trend of ~3 mm/yr. " |