The global storm surge and tsunami monitoring and early warning system independently developed in China has been officially put into operation.

Thank you, Mr. Air, a netizen of CTOnews.com, for your clue delivery! CTOnews.com news on May 12, the global storm surge and tsunami monitoring and early warning system independently developed by the National Marine Environmental Forecast Center (hereinafter referred to as the Forecast Center) has been put into operational operation after two years of trial operation, indicating that China's ocean forecasting has realized "global monitoring, global forecasting, and global services."

According to the Forecast Center, the global storm surge and tsunami monitoring and warning system has three characteristics:

The first is autonomy, and the main technologies are independent research and development.

Second, low-carbon, all support GPU parallel acceleration technology, compared with the traditional supercomputer computing methods, to achieve the same scale of computing power consumption saving 90%, really achieve high efficiency and low carbon

Third, it is intelligent and highly integrated, which can realize automatic operation and one-click release.

CTOnews.com partners can access the related products of these two systems through the China Ocean Forecast Network.