About Capabilities of GIMS-technology to the Study of the Marine Ecosystems

The basic scheme of collection and processing of the information in geoinformation monitoring system (GIMS) recognizes that effective monitoring researched object is possible at complex use of methods of simulation modeling, collection and processing of the information. From the position of system analysis, the system of collection and processing of the information in geoinformation monitoring represents the structure uniting the computers of various classes, databases and the advanced problem-oriented software. Creation of such system demands the development of formalized description of the information flows and unique methodology of its processing. Marine ecosystems are one of the important objects of geoinfomational monitoring. In this paper presented, a remote monitoring system for detecting anomalies on the sea surface is considered. Its block diagram is analyzed, which consists of a Holder, Resolver and Searcher. As an informative sign of waiting for the detection of anomalies on the sea surface, a model of the “spotting” of the surveyed surface was developed on the basis of empirical data. The experimental verification of the effectiveness of the algorithms considered is based on data from the Kosmos-1500 satellite for the Arctic regions.