The prediction of sea surface partial pressure of carbon dioxide(pCO_(2))in the South China Sea is crucial for understanding the region’s contribution to the global carbon budget and its interactions with climate cha...The prediction of sea surface partial pressure of carbon dioxide(pCO_(2))in the South China Sea is crucial for understanding the region’s contribution to the global carbon budget and its interactions with climate change.We applied the Spatiotemporal Convolutional Long Short-Term Memory(STConvLSTM)model,integrating key environmental factors including sea surface temperature(SST),sea surface salinity(SSS),and chlorophyll a(Chl a),to predict and analyze sea surface pCO_(2)in the South China Sea.The model demonstrated high accuracy in short-term predictions(1 month),with a mean absolute error(MAE)of 0.394,a root mean square error(RMSE)of 0.659,and a coefficient of determination(R^(2))of 0.998.For long-term predictions(12 months),the model maintained its predictive capability,with an MAE of 0.667,RMSE of 1.255,and R^(2)of 0.994.Feature importance analysis revealed that sea surface pCO_(2)and SST were the main drivers of the model’s predictions,whereas Chl a and SSS had relatively minor impacts.The model’s generalization ability was further validated in the northwest Pacific Ocean and tropical Pacific Ocean,where it successfully captured the spatiotemporal variation in pCO_(2)with small prediction errors.The ST-ConvLSTM model provides an efficient and accurate tool for forecasting and analyzing sea surface pCO_(2)in the South China Sea,offering new insights into global carbon cycling and climate change.This study demonstrates the potential of deep learning in marine science and provides a significant technical support for global changes and marine ecosystem research.展开更多
基金Supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China(No.2023YFC3008202)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.42406019)the Scientific Research Fund of Zhejiang Provincial Education Department(No.Y202353066)。
文摘The prediction of sea surface partial pressure of carbon dioxide(pCO_(2))in the South China Sea is crucial for understanding the region’s contribution to the global carbon budget and its interactions with climate change.We applied the Spatiotemporal Convolutional Long Short-Term Memory(STConvLSTM)model,integrating key environmental factors including sea surface temperature(SST),sea surface salinity(SSS),and chlorophyll a(Chl a),to predict and analyze sea surface pCO_(2)in the South China Sea.The model demonstrated high accuracy in short-term predictions(1 month),with a mean absolute error(MAE)of 0.394,a root mean square error(RMSE)of 0.659,and a coefficient of determination(R^(2))of 0.998.For long-term predictions(12 months),the model maintained its predictive capability,with an MAE of 0.667,RMSE of 1.255,and R^(2)of 0.994.Feature importance analysis revealed that sea surface pCO_(2)and SST were the main drivers of the model’s predictions,whereas Chl a and SSS had relatively minor impacts.The model’s generalization ability was further validated in the northwest Pacific Ocean and tropical Pacific Ocean,where it successfully captured the spatiotemporal variation in pCO_(2)with small prediction errors.The ST-ConvLSTM model provides an efficient and accurate tool for forecasting and analyzing sea surface pCO_(2)in the South China Sea,offering new insights into global carbon cycling and climate change.This study demonstrates the potential of deep learning in marine science and provides a significant technical support for global changes and marine ecosystem research.
