Aquaculture in the Alboran Sea

Ortega, Aurelio; Cano-Pérez, J.; Nhhala, Hassan; Halla, Mohamed Id; Kara, Mohamed Hichem; Gándara, Fernando de la; Cerezo-Valverde, Jesús; Cañavate, José Pedro; Pasquier, Victor Fernández; González‐Wangüemert, Mercedes; Blanco, Edurne

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-65516-7_20

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“…These productions mainly concern shellfish (shellfish farming), crustaceans (astaciculture), fish (fish farming) and algae (seaweed farming) [14,15]. In Morocco, marine aquaculture is dominated by shellfish farming and seaweed farming [16,17]. Marine aquaculture activity is very sensitive to the degradation of the marine environment, whether caused by chronic pollution of an organic, chemical or microbiological nature (from agriculture, industries, boating, urban effluents, etc.…”

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Artificial intelligence for the optimization of marine aquaculture

Er-rousse,

Qafas

2024

E3S Web Conf.

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In recent years, artificial intelligence has become an inevitable player in the field of development and international competition. Artificial intelligence (AI) has made moves across all industries, and marine aquaculture as one of the pillars of the blue economy of high production growth is no exception. The integration of artificial intelligence into marine aquaculture management and conservation is revolutionizing the intensification and expansion of sustainable aquaculture production systems. AI-powered systems help aquaculturists optimize their operations, production and management of marine aquaculture farms, develop innovative applications for monitoring, control and prediction of marine ecosystems, and to reduce waste and minimize their environmental impact. The adoption of AI technologies in aquaculture will be essential to ensure the long-term sustainability of the industry and the health of our oceans. Overall, AI is proving to be an essential tool for optimizing aquaculture development plans and conservation strategies for marine ecosystems. By providing early warning of environmental changes, identifying and protecting threatened species, and monitoring water quality, AI helps ensure that marine ecosystems remain healthy and vibrant.

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