CN109557333B - Method for inverting surface ocean current based on navigation buoy data - Google Patents

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CN109557333B
CN109557333B CN201811209727.5A CN201811209727A CN109557333B CN 109557333 B CN109557333 B CN 109557333B CN 201811209727 A CN201811209727 A CN 201811209727A CN 109557333 B CN109557333 B CN 109557333B
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The invention discloses a method for inverting surface ocean current based on navigation buoy data, which comprises the following steps: step one, arranging a navigation buoy in an observation sea area, and carrying a sea current data measuring system; collecting buoy position data according to an ocean current data measuring system, and correcting to obtain motion parameters of the buoy; thirdly, collecting buoy position data according to the ocean current data measurement system to establish a buoy stress model; analyzing the parameters of the ocean current resistance of the buoy in the buoy stress model through an ocean current inversion algorithm; calculating the movement parameters of the buoy in the step two and the ocean current resistance parameters of the buoy in the step three to obtain initial values of the flow velocity and the direction of the ocean current in the observation sea area; and step six, correcting the initial values of the flow velocity and the direction of the ocean current obtained in the step five to obtain a final ocean current flow velocity value. The invention realizes accurate measurement of the ocean current in a specific sea area through the navigation buoy, and overcomes the defects of the traditional measurement method.

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Method for inverting surface ocean current based on navigation buoy data
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of ocean current observation, in particular to a method for inverting surface ocean current based on navigation buoy data.
Background
Ocean currents have important influence and restriction on various physical, chemical, biological and geological effects and processes of salinity, chlorophyll and ocean heat transport in the ocean, as well as the formation and changes of climate and weather above the ocean, and have great social and economic significance on ocean development, navigation, military, port construction, offshore fishing and protection against oceanographic disasters for human activities. The traditional method for measuring the current flow mainly measures by fixing a current meter in the sea or performs inversion by using height satellite data, compared with the traditional measuring method, the method for inverting the current flow by using the navigation buoy can reduce the cost of purchasing instruments, avoid errors caused by attachment of marine organisms to the surfaces of the instruments, and can realize fixed-point current measurement.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to overcome the defects in the prior art, and provides a method for inverting surface ocean currents based on navigation buoy data, which has the following specific technical scheme:
a method for inverting surface ocean currents based on navigation buoy data comprises the following steps:
step one, arranging a navigation buoy in an observation sea area, and carrying a sea current data measuring system;
step two, collecting a buoy position value and a wind speed value according to the ocean current data measurement system, and correcting to obtain a motion parameter of the buoy; meanwhile, collecting actual parameters of the quality, the underwater depth and the anchor chain length of the buoy according to an ocean current data measuring system;
step three, establishing a buoy stress model according to the buoy motion parameters and the actual parameters;
analyzing the parameters of the ocean current resistance of the buoy in the buoy stress model through an ocean current inversion algorithm;
calculating the movement parameters of the buoy in the step two and the ocean current resistance parameters of the buoy in the step three to obtain initial values of the flow velocity and the direction of the ocean current in the observation sea area;
and step six, correcting the initial values of the flow velocity and the direction of the ocean current obtained in the step five to obtain a final ocean current flow velocity value.
The ocean current data measuring system comprises a navigation buoy, a GPS locator, an anemoscope, a data transmission unit and an anchor chain; the upper portion of the buoy is connected with an anemoscope, the gravity center position inside the buoy is provided with a GPS locator and a data transmission unit respectively, and the lower portion of the buoy is connected with an anchor chain.
The ocean current inversion algorithm in the fourth step comprises the following steps:
3.1, calculating to obtain the movement acceleration of the buoy according to the buoy position value in the buoy stress model;
3.2, calculating according to the buoy wind speed value in the buoy stress model and the formula (1) to obtain the buoy wind stress;
R2=kqAd (1)
3.3, calculating the anchor chain tension borne by the buoy according to the length of the anchor chain of the buoy in the buoy stress model and a formula (2);
Figure GDA0003356947540000021
3.4, calculating the gravity borne by the buoy according to the mass of the buoy in the buoy stress model;
3.5, calculating buoyancy borne by the buoy according to the water entry depth value of the buoy in the buoy stress model;
3.6, obtaining an ocean current resistance parameter R1 borne by the buoy according to the known parameters of the buoy generated in the step 3.1 to 3.5 through a buoy motion N-S control equation established by a Newton second motion law;
and 3.7, obtaining the ocean current flow velocity V according to the formula (3) according to the known ocean current resistance parameter R1.
R1=C(ρV^2)Ω/2 (3)
Advantageous effects
Compared with the prior art, the technical scheme of the invention has the following beneficial effects:
1. compared with the current traditional method for acquiring the ocean current flow velocity through an ocean current meter and a satellite data inversion method, the method for inverting the ocean current by installing the GPS locator in the navigation buoy and combining the buoy stress model is obviously capable of greatly reducing the cost for acquiring the ocean current flow velocity, and compared with the satellite inversion method, the method is simple in algorithm and small in data size.
2. The invention can effectively solve the measurement error caused by the problems of biological adhesion and the like. In addition, the anchor point of the buoy can be changed at any time according to the measurement requirement, so that the size and the direction of the ocean current in a specific sea area can be measured at any time and any place.
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FIG. 2 is a flow chart of the ocean current inversion algorithm.
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1-buoy 2-GPS locator 3-data transmission equipment 4-anemoscope 5-anchor chain
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The technical solution of the present patent will be described in further detail with reference to the following embodiments.
The invention introduces a method for inverting surface ocean current based on navigation buoy data, which is a method for acquiring data by carrying a high-precision GPS locator on an ocean buoy and analyzing the flow velocity and direction of ocean current by data, and the specific process is as follows:
step one, a navigation buoy 1 is arranged in an observation sea area and fixed at an anchor point by an anchor chain 5. The buoy is loaded with a high-precision GPS locator 2, an anemoscope 4 and data transmission equipment 3. All instruments are rigidly connected to the buoy 1, mounted and positioned as shown in fig. 1. The GPS locator 2 is used for collecting position parameters of the buoy, including information such as longitude, latitude and elevation of the buoy; the anemoscope 4 is used for measuring the wind power of the buoy on the sea; the data transfer device 3 is used to transfer data to the shore base.
And step two, collecting buoy position data. The GPS locator 2 is used for acquiring longitude and latitude information of the buoy and correcting the posture of the buoy to obtain a buoy movement track, and accordingly, movement parameters such as acceleration and the like of the buoy are acquired; and further establishing a buoy stress model, wherein the establishing method comprises the following steps:
buoys in water are mainly subject to the action of factors such as ocean current resistance, wind load, and the like, and in addition, are subject to the tension of the mooring cables.
At present, a formula for calculating the frictional resistance of ocean currents is more, and the resistance calculation formula is commonly used in China and is obtained based on flat plate tests and theoretical analysis, and the expression is as follows:
R1=C(ρV^2)Ω/2 (3)
wherein V is the flow velocity of the seawater.
The wind pressure acting on the buoy mark body can be determined by a calculation formula given in Port engineering calculation Specifications:
R2=kqAd (1)
according to the balance analysis of the smart force of the buoy of the H.0. Betto and the rock well, the cable is in a catenary curve shape, and the length and the force of the cable can be determined by the following calculation formula:
Figure GDA0003356947540000031
the force analysis of the buoy shows that the water flow force borne by the buoy has a certain correlation with the ocean current flow rate, the water flow force can be obtained through a buoy motion equation according to other known forces, then the ocean current flow rate is obtained by referring to an empirical formula and is corrected by using experimental data. The direction of the flow velocity may also be determined by the direction of the float's trajectory. The core idea of the method is to invert the flow velocity of the ocean current through the motion track of the anchoring buoy.
Step four, combining the winning motion parameters in step two and the algorithm of calculating the ocean current by the ocean current resistance parameters of the buoy in step three to obtain the initial values of the flow speed and the direction of the ocean current in the sea area; as shown in the flowchart of fig. 2, the motion trajectory of the buoy is obtained by correcting the data acquired by the buoy and the posture of the buoy, and the motion trajectory is embodied by the force received by the buoy; then combining the known forces obtained by stress analysis, namely buoyancy, wind power, anchor chain restraining force, gravity and buoyancy, the ocean current resistance borne by the buoy can be obtained by resolving according to Newton' S law of motion and motion N-S control equation, and finally the ocean current flow velocity is obtained according to the empirical formula of the ocean current resistance and the ocean current magnitude, namely R1 ═ C (rho V ^2)/2 omega. The specific method comprises the following steps:
a. and a GPS positioning instrument is used for obtaining the position value of the buoy, and an anemoscope is used for obtaining the wind speed value borne by the buoy. And obtaining the numerical values of the buoy, such as the mass, the water penetration depth, the anchor chain length and the like according to actual measurement.
b. The position value is used to obtain the moving acceleration of buoy, the wind speed value is used to obtain the wind stress applied to buoy according to the wind pressure formula R2-kqAd, and the anchor chain length is used to obtain the anchor chain tension formula according to H.0 Betto and rock well intelligence
Figure GDA0003356947540000041
Calculating the tension of an anchor chain borne by the buoy, calculating the gravity borne by the buoy by using the mass of the buoy, and calculating the buoyancy borne by the buoy by using the depth of water;
c. and establishing an N-S control equation of the buoy motion according to the Newton second motion law, and solving the N-S control equation according to the known acceleration, wind stress, anchor chain tension, gravity and buoyancy to obtain the water flow tension R1 borne by the buoy.
d. And solving the ocean current flow velocity V according to the obtained current drag force R1 by using an ocean current resistance calculation formula R1 ═ C (rho V ^2) omega/2 obtained based on flat plate test and theoretical analysis. Thus, the initial values of the magnitude and direction of the current are obtained.
And step five, correcting the initial values of the flow velocity and the direction of the ocean current obtained in the step four to obtain the final result. Since the result obtained in step four is obtained by an empirical formula, it is necessary to repeatedly perform experiments to correct the relevant parameters to obtain more accurate results.
The foregoing is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and it should be noted that, for a person skilled in the art, several modifications and variations can be made without departing from the principle of the present invention, and these modifications and variations should also be regarded as the protection scope of the present invention.

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1. A method for inverting surface ocean currents based on navigation buoy data comprises the following steps:
step one, arranging a navigation buoy in an observation sea area, and carrying a sea current data measuring system;
step two, collecting a buoy position value and a wind speed value according to the ocean current data measurement system, and correcting to obtain a motion parameter of the buoy; meanwhile, collecting actual parameters of the quality, the underwater depth and the anchor chain length of the buoy according to an ocean current data measuring system;
step three, establishing a buoy stress model according to the buoy motion parameters and the actual parameters;
analyzing the parameters of the ocean current resistance borne by the buoy in the buoy stress model through an ocean current inversion algorithm;
the ocean current inversion algorithm in the fourth step comprises the following steps:
3.1, calculating to obtain the movement acceleration of the buoy according to the buoy position value in the buoy stress model;
3.2, calculating according to the buoy wind speed value in the buoy stress model and the formula (1) to obtain the buoy wind stress;
R2=kqAd (1)
3.3, calculating the anchor chain tension borne by the buoy according to the length of the anchor chain of the buoy in the buoy stress model and a formula (2);
Figure FDA0003356947530000011
3.4, calculating the gravity borne by the buoy according to the mass of the buoy in the buoy stress model;
3.5, calculating buoyancy borne by the buoy according to the water entry depth of the buoy in the buoy stress model;
3.6, obtaining an ocean current resistance parameter R1 borne by the buoy according to the known parameters of the buoy generated in the step 3.1 to 3.5 through a buoy motion N-S control equation established by a Newton second motion law;
3.7 obtaining the current flow velocity V according to the formula (3) according to the known current resistance parameter R1:
R1=C(ρV^2)Ω/2 (3)
step five, calculating the movement parameters of the buoy in the step two and the ocean current resistance parameters borne by the buoy in the step four to obtain initial values of the flow velocity and the direction of the ocean current in the observation sea area;
and step six, correcting the initial values of the flow velocity and the direction of the ocean current obtained in the step five to obtain a final ocean current flow velocity value.
2. The method for inverting surface ocean currents based on navigation buoy data according to claim 1, wherein the ocean current data measuring system comprises a navigation buoy, a GPS locator, an anemometer, a data transmission unit and an anchor chain; the upper portion of the buoy is connected with an anemoscope, the gravity center position inside the buoy is provided with a GPS locator and a data transmission unit respectively, and the lower portion of the buoy is connected with an anchor chain.
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