Modern fisheries engineering : realizing a healthy and sustainable marine ecosystem
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Modern fisheries engineering : realizing a healthy and sustainable marine ecosystem
（CRC marine biology series / Editor, Peter L. Lutz）
CRC Press, 2020
- : hbk
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内容説明
-- Uniquely brings together a broad background of fisheries scientists in one place at one time to address a subject of critical environmental importance. -- The subject of Fisheries Engineering is topical and paramount as larger-scale changes in the earth's ecosystem affect the sustainability of our natural resources. -- Essential reading for fisheries professionals, environmental managers, and academically oriented individuals with interests in fisheries, the environment, and/or sustainable ecosystems, as well as inspiring students with interests in the interaction between fisheries and the environment. -- Should be recommended reading on courses on Fisheries Resource Management, Fisheries Engineering, and Fisheries Science.
目次
Introduction. Fisheries Engineering: Robust Fisheries for Today and Tomorrow. Trends and Obstacles in Artificial Reef Research. Artificial Reefs in France: Current State-of-the-Art and Recent Innovative Projects. Development and Utilization of Artificial Reefs in Korea. The Status of Artisanal Fish Aggregating Devices in Southeast Asia. Design and Creation of Fishing Grounds in Japan with Artificial Reefs. Using Standardized CPUE to Estimate the Effect of Artificial Reefs on Fish Abundance. Using Artificial Substrata to Recover from the Isoyake Condition of Seaweed Beds off Japan. Why do Japanese Fishermen Not Wear Life Jackets? - Answers Based on Interviews with Fishermen. Habitat-Creation in the Sustainable Development of Marine Renewable Energy. Offshore Wind Energy and the Fishing Industry in the Northeastern USA. Hydrogen Fuel Cell and Battery Hybrid Powered Fishing Vessel: Utilization of Marine Renewable Energy for Fisheries. The Future of Fisheries Engineering.
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