A seawater surface temperature and salinity synchronous measurement system and a measurement method
By using random interference or multipath scattering light fields formed by multimode optical fibers or micro/nano scattering structures, and utilizing the statistical entropy characteristic of the overall statistical state of the light field to invert seawater surface temperature and salinity, the problem of simultaneous measurement of temperature and salinity parameters in existing technologies has been solved, and high robustness and stability measurement in complex marine environments has been achieved.
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- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Patents(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- OCEANOGRAPHIC INSTR RES INST SHANDONG ACAD OF SCI
- Filing Date
- 2026-04-09
- Publication Date
- 2026-06-23
AI Technical Summary
Existing methods for measuring seawater temperature and salinity suffer from signal drift, sensitivity degradation, complex system structure, and difficulty in achieving synchronous and robust measurements of temperature and salinity parameters in complex marine environments. Traditional analytical or empirical models struggle to balance measurement accuracy and robustness.
By employing multimode optical fibers or micro/nano scattering structures to form random interference or multipath scattering light fields, the surface temperature and salinity of seawater can be inverted through the statistical entropy characteristic of the overall statistical state of the light field. The surface temperature and salinity of seawater can be synchronously inverted using the overall statistical state of the light field, thereby improving the system's resistance to environmental disturbances and its long-term operational stability.
It enables simultaneous measurement of temperature and salinity parameters within a single optical channel, improving the system's resistance to environmental disturbances and long-term operational stability, while reducing system complexity, making it suitable for long-term in-situ monitoring in complex marine environments.
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