Marine Temperature
Marine temperature parameters refer to the various measures and considerations used to monitor and control temperature in marine environments.
Sea Surface Temperature (SST):
This measures the temperature of the water surface. It's important for weather forecasting, climate studies, and understanding marine ecosystems.
Overview
Parameters
1. Subsurface Temperature:
Temperatures below the sea surface at various depths. This data is vital for studying ocean currents, marine habitats, and underwater operations.
2. Engine Room Temperature:
Monitoring the temperature within the engine room is crucial for maintaining the performance and safety of marine engines and preventing overheating.
3. Ballast Water Temperature:
The temperature of ballast water can affect the stability of the vessel and is monitored to prevent the spread of invasive species.
4. Cargo Hold Temperature:
Ensuring proper temperature control in cargo holds is essential for the safe transport of temperature-sensitive goods.
5. Air Temperature:
The temperature of the air above the sea surface can influence weather conditions and marine operations.
