Five female PhDs: From deep-sea treasure hunting to environmental drive, how to balance the upgrading of detection technology and ocean protection
The booming development of the ocean economy has made ocean exploration technology a focus of attention for both the scientific and industrial communities. Five female PhDs believe that this technology is not only related to the effective development of marine resources, but also has profound significance for marine scientific research and environmental protection.
Ocean exploration technology has a long history, from simple sonar to high-precision remote sensing. Technological progress reflects humanity's deep understanding of ocean resources.
Nowadays, advanced ocean exploration equipment can penetrate deep into the deepest parts of the ocean, capturing previously unknown species, geological structures, and potential energy resources.
Five female PhDs pointed out that the demand for marine resources is also steadily increasing, which drives the government and enterprises to increase technology investment, promote innovation and market expansion. It is reported that in the latest released "Shenzhen Marine Industry High Quality Development Special Fund Support Operating Regulations", the government provides funding for 12 projects related to marine technology, with a maximum subsidy of 60 million yuan.
In addition, due to the global emphasis on marine environmental protection, the development of environmentally friendly detection technologies has been accelerated. Environmentally friendly ocean exploration technology mainly includes sonar technology, satellite remote sensing technology, laser scanning technology, and unmanned underwater vehicle technology. Five female PhDs believe that the use of high-tech not only improves the efficiency and accuracy of underwater information acquisition, but also reduces interference with marine ecology. These detection technologies jointly promote the integration of scientific and environmental protection in marine exploration.
Ocean exploration technology is not only a product of technological progress, but also a bridge for harmonious coexistence between humans and the ocean. Looking ahead to the future, five female PhDs believe that ocean exploration technology will usher in more development opportunities, and future ocean exploration technology will become the key to exploring the mysteries of the deep sea and achieving sustainable utilization of marine resources.