加拿大海王星：科学、运行、管理

王克林; Kate Moran

doi:10.11867/j.issn.1001-8166.2013.05.0521

地球科学进展 >

2013 , Vol. 28 >Issue 5: 521 - 528

DOI: https://doi.org/10.11867/j.issn.1001-8166.2013.05.0521

海底科学观测

加拿大海王星：科学、运行、管理

王克林 ,
Kate Moran

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1.太平洋地学中心，加拿大地质调查局，西德尼加拿大 V8L4B2; 
2.加拿大海王星，维多利亚大学，维多利亚加拿大 V8W2Y2

王克林，男，加拿大地质调查局高级研究员、维多利亚大学兼职教授，加拿大海王星科研项目“洋壳水文地质”项目负责人之一，主要从事地球动力学研究.E-mail:[WT6BZ]kwang@nrcan.gc.ca

收稿日期: 2013-04-07

修回日期: 2013-04-12

网络出版日期: 2013-05-10

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NEPTUNE Canada：Science, Operation, and Management

Wang Kelin ,
Kate Moran

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1.Pacific Geoscience Centre, Geological Survey of Canada, Sidney, British Columbia, Canada V8L 4B2;
2.NEPTUNE Canada, University of Victoria, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada V8W2Y2

Received date: 2013-04-07

Revised date: 2013-04-12

Online published: 2013-05-10

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摘要

加拿大海王星是世界最大的海底缆接科学观测网，于2009年开始运行。它连接了位于不同水深和不同海洋地质环境的大批观测仪器，把数据连续不断地通过互联网传给科学家和大众。海王星的建立是为了推动地震过程和大地构造、海底地下流体、海洋生物与气候变化、深海生态系统、工程和信息科学等五大科学命题的研究。为最大程度地推动国际合作，加速科学发展步伐，它的系统使用完全开放，数据全部免费公开，这在科学史上前所未见。这种全方位、全开放的复杂庞大的科研系统需要高超的管理方法和优良的学术环境。

关键词： 加拿大海王星; 海底观测网; 光纤电缆; 全方位观测; 数据公开

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王克林 , Kate Moran . 加拿大海王星：科学、运行、管理[J]. 地球科学进展, 2013 , 28(5) : 521 -528 . DOI: 10.11867/j.issn.1001-8166.2013.05.0521

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NEPTUNE Canada is the world’s largest cabled seafloor scientific observatory and has been in operation since 2009. The system consists of a large network of instruments that are located at variable water depths and different oceanic and tectonic environments and continuously delivers data to researchers and the public via the internet. The establishment of NEPTUNE Canada is for the purpose of addressing scientific questions that are categorized into five themes: earthquake processes and plate tectonics, subsea geofluids, marine life and climate change, deep sea ecosystems, and engineering and information sciences. In order to promote international collaboration and accelerate scientific research to the maximum extent possible, the system makes its usage open to all researchers in the world and all its data freely accessible, in a fashion unprecedented in scientific history. Such a multidisciplinary and fully open large system of complexity demands advanced governance and management as well as an excellent culture of scientific research.

Key words： NEPTUNE Canada; Seafloor observatory network; Fibreoptic cable; Alldisciplinary observations; Open access to data

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