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Central Weather Administration deployed marine heatwave monitoring buoys near Dongsha Atoll research stations, publishing sea-surface temperature anomaly feeds with explicit sensor depth limits after September coral bleaching alerts.
National Central University expanded a Hualien landslide sensor mesh after September typhoon rains triggered debris flows, adding inclinometers and rainfall gauges linked to county early-warning dashboards with explicit uncertainty bounds.
National Central University researchers cut typhoon rainfall forecast spread by assimilating C-band radar into ensemble models, giving county emergency desks tighter 24-hour totals before September storms make landfall.
An Academia Sinica team published a bleaching-recovery model for Penghu’s lagoon corals, estimating how many heat-degree weeks reefs can survive before recovery odds fall below 50 percent.
Taiwan’s weather agency will fuse microwave satellite passes with local buoy data after three Pacific storms strengthened faster than 24-hour guidance predicted.
