Invited by State Key Laboratory of Geodesy and Earth`s Dynamics (SKLGED), researcher Tang Danling from South China Sea Institute of Oceanology (SCSIO) visited Institute of Geodesy and Geophysics (IGG) and gave an academic report “The rise and development of Remote Sensing Marine Ecology & Air pump regulation mechanism of marine algae blooms” on October 25.

The report firstly introduced the development trend and wide application prospects of ocean remote sensing and then emphasized the influence of typhoon to algae bloom in South China Sea. Based on these research, She putted forward air pump regulation mechanism of marine algae blooms. The study has important theoretical meaning for climate change research and the exploitation of marine fishery resource. After the report, the audiences and researcher Tang Danling had a deep going discussion about the ocean remote sensing.

Researcher Tang Danling has mainly worked on ocean remote sensing and biological oceanography. This academic report expanded the research view of teachers and students.