Ecosystem based management: models and mariculture

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Abstract: 

Conceptual and numerical models are essential tools in managing and protecting coastal ecosystems. Models may be used in economic, social, and ecosystem simulations for many purposes, including aquaculture design, siting, and operation; ecosystem management and risk assessment; and integration of sustainable mariculture into restoration and management of coastal ecosystems. 

Author(s): 
Patricia J. O'Bryen
Cheng-Sheng Lee
James P. McVey
Link / Ref: 
Aquamodel
Attachment: 
PDF icon Ecosystem based management - models and mariculture.pdf
Article Source: 
World Aquaculture Society
Category: 
Aquaculture methods
Ecological Services
Processing methods