Distributions of upwelling with relation to the turbidity and chlorophyll a fluorescence of the suspended matter near Haitan Island in early summer
夏初海坛岛邻近海域上升流分布特征与叶绿素a、浊度关系

Three sections was investigated about the water temperature, salinity, turbidity and chlorophyll a (Chl-a) fluorescence of the suspended particulate matter (SPM) in the adjacent waters near the Haitan Island in June, 2005. Relationships of the distribution of upwelling and the turbidity and Chl-a fluorescence of SPM during the beginning formation of upwelling were explained. The distribution of Chl-a fluorescence is controlled by not only nutrients but also turbidity. The maximum turbidity always emerges where have the strongest climbing trend of upwelling along the seabed occurs, and is affected by the re-suspended in seabed. This research improves the understanding of the regional oceanography.