High-resolution temperature and salinity model analysis using support vector regression

Temperature and salinity in marine data has been studied widely to enhance the marine environmental trend analysis. This work reports a new methodology for deriving high resolution monthly averages of temperature and salinity fields for the Berkeley Canyon based on the use of a support vector regression model. The data used in this paper is from WOA13, BOA Argo and ONC observations. The experimental results show that RBF Kernel function is satisfied with huge, complex marine data. The model is of great robust and adaptability. High resolution climatological means are critical for discerning oceanic features that are of great importance not just to climate systems but also to nutrient cycling and biological habitat. The method will be satisfied with other marine area.