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Fang-Pang Lin , Division Manager of Grid Applications

Update of Development of Long Term Underwater Observatories at Taiwan and Plan for New Knowledge from CREON. Fang-Pang Lin , Division Manager of Grid Applications National Center for High-performance Computing . PRAGMA 18, San Diego , 04 March , 2010. Coral Triangle and Biodiversity

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Fang-Pang Lin , Division Manager of Grid Applications

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  1. Update of Development of Long Term Underwater Observatoriesat Taiwan and Plan for New Knowledge from CREON Fang-Pang Lin, Division Manager of Grid Applications National Center for High-performance Computing PRAGMA 18, San Diego, 04 March, 2010

  2. Coral Triangle and Biodiversity • world’s highest marine diversity region (East Indies) + Kuroshio current area • Diversified habitats (substratum and topography) --- • coral, rubbles, sand, estuary, sea grass, etc 2 By Dr. R.F. Myers

  3. Coral Reef Environmental Observatory Network (CREON) TaichungSite Green Island Orchid Island Ken-Ting Jeju RachaYai islands Kenting Carrabian NSF Collaboration: UCSB and AS/NMMBA GBR Moorea Island Source: Stuart Kininmonth, AIMS Source : Fang-Pang Lin, NCHC http://www.coralreefeon.org/

  4. Kenting's Underwater Observatory • Deployed in 2004. Still the only system of its kind in the world. Has gained lots of interest from international communities. • Currently features 4 underwater video cameras. • Current effective output: 320x240, ~10fps. • Used by researchers in NMMBA for coral reef studies and Academia Sinica for fish behavioural research.

  5. Orchid Island (Lanyu) National Museum of Biology & Aquarium Ho-Bi Harbor @ Kenting (Digital Kenting)

  6. Three-tier Architecture http://ecocam.nchc.org.tw/

  7. EU-FP 7 Collaboration • Supporting humans in knowledge gathering and question answering • w.r.t. marine and environmental monitoring through analysis of • multiple video streams Participated Institutes University of Edinburgh (UEDIN), United Kingdom Centrum Wiskunde & Informatica(CWI), Netherlands Universita’ di Catania (UCATANIA), Italy National Center for High-Performance Computing (NCHC), Taiwan

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