Automation and Data Processing in Aquaculture
Published in April 1987
Book
Hardback
292 pages
978-0-08-034070-8 (ISBN)
Description
This volume analyzes and discusses the various activities of plant and animal life and behaviour and their relationship to industry. It covers the history of aquaculture and its importance to various countries; its present status and future prospects worldwide. Aquaculture research is discussed in relation to biological and technological sciences, both of which have been heavily involved in recent years. It also examines various modelling and simulation techniques for improving both aquacultural environments and for studying fish behavioural patterns. It includes two reports from the panel sessions on "Educational needs in aquaculture engineering with special reference to automation" and "The need for reliable and robust measuring devices in aquaculture facilities".
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Series
Language
English
Place of publication
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Publishing group
Elsevier Science & Technology
Target group
College/higher education
Professional and scholarly
Illustrations
60ill.
Dimensions
Height: 290 mm
Width: 220 mm
ISBN-13
978-0-08-034070-8 (9780080340708)
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Content
(partial) Historical background, present status and future perspectives of the aquaculture industry, A Jones. Modeling, identification and control of aquaculture processes and facilities, R B Fridly. Modeling and Simulation in Aquaculture: Modeling the environmental impact of aquaculture facilities: a foundation for future management, D M Licata. Fish/gear-space system, T Miura. Methodology for mathematical modeling of fish behavior in a water tank, N Sannomiya et al . Simulation of feeding behaviour of sea urchin and abalone, Y Hayakawa. Computer-aided modeling of aquaculture plants, A Tysso. Instrumentation and Monitoring: Continuous monitoring of respiration in production scale trout culture, B Moller & K I Dahl-;adsen. A recorder for physicochemical and meteorological parameters in fish ponds, V Ginot et al . Monitoring biological and environmental parameters in aquaculture, A Bjordal et al . Biomass estimation in aquaculture facilities, A Lovik. Automatic Control: Computer-aided control and monitoring of aquaculture plants, E Hansen. Oxygen control on aquaculture plant, M Warming. An automated system for incubation of pelagic fish eggs, L Jorgensen. Data Processing and Production Planning: Design and implementation of a computerized decision support system for hatchery management, A N Arnason & D H Scuse; An inexpensive microcomputer based data record-keeping system for the individual fish farm, P Varvarigos & M T Horne;