Application of Parallel Processing - A Case Study on Oceanography

Nur Afifa Nabila Mohd Taharan #1, Mohamed Faidz Mohamed Said #2

# Faculty of Computer & Mathematical Sciences, Universiti Teknologi MARA
70300 Seremban, Negeri Sembilan, MALAYSIA

1 nurafifanabilamohdtaharan@gmail.com
2 mohdfaidz@uitm.edu.my


Abstract—The purpose of this research is to learn the relationship between the ocean and its boundaries which are the area, seafloor and atmosphere. The connection among the surface generation and benthic existing basic is key to understand biogeography in the remote ocean. The affectability estimations of the ocean bottom environments altogether contrasted between the examined shore substrate sorts, while the living space affectability values did not coordinate with the under existing of these substrate sorts. The normal living space affectability was high on shallow beach front ocean bordering precipices which is speaking to the shore substrate of most reduced affectability, middle of the road on till shores, low on sandy shores and manufactured shores. This crisscross is clarified by the way that shore substrate affectability is an outcome of the shore common constancy of oil and simplicity of clean up, while the submerged natural surroundings heterogeneity and group properties decide the affectability of the related ocean bottom living spaces to potential oil contamination.

Keyword: shore, substrate sorts, heterogeneity, oil contamination.



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