GB/T 39628-2020Terminology of marine forecast (English PDF)

1 Scope

This standard defines commonly used terms and definitions in ocean forecasting:

This standard applies to the production, release, dissemination and use of various marine forecast products:

2 General terms

2:1

Marine forecast marineforecast

Pre-reports on the development and changes of various ocean elements and ocean phenomena in a specific area and within a time limit:

2:2

Marine public forecast marineforecastforpublic

Marine forecasts provided to meet the general needs of the public:

2:3

Marine decision-making service information marineforecastfordecision-making

Provide marine forecasts for government departments at all levels to formulate economic construction, disaster reduction and emergency response and other marine-related policies:

2:4

Marine thematic forecast specializedmarineforecast

Targeted and specialized marine forecasts for users in specific industries and fields:

Note: It mainly includes route forecasts, fishing grounds and fishery safety guarantee forecasts, coastal tourism and resort forecasts, maritime military and rights protection activities forecasts, and important

Forecast of sea-related projects, etc:

2:5

Forecastvalidityperiod

The validity period of the forecast:

2:6

Forecastinitialtime

The starting moment of the forecast:

2:7

Forecastperiods

In the forecast work, the text defining a specific time period and its corresponding time range:

Note: The forecast period includes daytime, night, morning, morning, noon, afternoon, evening, first midnight, midnight, and second midnight: The specific corresponding time range is shown in Table 1: