PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY DISTRIBUTION IN BALI STRAIT

PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY DISTRIBUTION IN BALI STRAIT

Waters fertility level can be determined from primary productivity which can be used to determine the potential area of fishing ground. In this Final Project, primary productivity in Bali Strait has been calculated by using Marra Algorithm and Gauss Model where its five paramater coefficients are ca...

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Main Author: Lany Putri Yuliananingrum, Trie
Format: Final Project
Language:Indonesia
Online Access:https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/70361
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spelling id-itb.:703612023-01-09T10:26:08ZPRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY DISTRIBUTION IN BALI STRAIT Lany Putri Yuliananingrum, Trie Indonesia Final Project Marra Algorithm, vertical Chlorophyll-a, primary productivity, Bali Strait, upwelling INSTITUT TEKNOLOGI BANDUNG https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/70361 Waters fertility level can be determined from primary productivity which can be used to determine the potential area of fishing ground. In this Final Project, primary productivity in Bali Strait has been calculated by using Marra Algorithm and Gauss Model where its five paramater coefficients are calculated from observation data in June and September 2012. The sea surface temperature data and both surface chlorophyll and surface Photosynthetically Active Radiation data are taken from HAMburg Shelf Ocean Model (HAMSOM) simulation result and Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) satelitte respectively for East Season and Second Transition Season. The result shows that the highest surface primary productivity is occured in August at the southwest area with value around 0,35gC/m²/day which is related to upwelling phenomenone. Primary productivity vertically also varies with the season where the depth of maximum primary productivity in East Season (0-10 meter) is shallower than in Second Transition Season (0-20 meter). text
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description Waters fertility level can be determined from primary productivity which can be used to determine the potential area of fishing ground. In this Final Project, primary productivity in Bali Strait has been calculated by using Marra Algorithm and Gauss Model where its five paramater coefficients are calculated from observation data in June and September 2012. The sea surface temperature data and both surface chlorophyll and surface Photosynthetically Active Radiation data are taken from HAMburg Shelf Ocean Model (HAMSOM) simulation result and Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) satelitte respectively for East Season and Second Transition Season. The result shows that the highest surface primary productivity is occured in August at the southwest area with value around 0,35gC/m²/day which is related to upwelling phenomenone. Primary productivity vertically also varies with the season where the depth of maximum primary productivity in East Season (0-10 meter) is shallower than in Second Transition Season (0-20 meter).
format Final Project
author Lany Putri Yuliananingrum, Trie
spellingShingle Lany Putri Yuliananingrum, Trie
PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY DISTRIBUTION IN BALI STRAIT
author_facet Lany Putri Yuliananingrum, Trie
author_sort Lany Putri Yuliananingrum, Trie
title PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY DISTRIBUTION IN BALI STRAIT
title_short PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY DISTRIBUTION IN BALI STRAIT
title_full PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY DISTRIBUTION IN BALI STRAIT
title_fullStr PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY DISTRIBUTION IN BALI STRAIT
title_full_unstemmed PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY DISTRIBUTION IN BALI STRAIT
title_sort primary productivity distribution in bali strait
url https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/70361
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