Spatial distribution maps of real-time ocean observation platforms and sensors in Japanese waters

Tanaka, Kotaro; Zhu, Man; Miyaji, Kohei; KUROKAWA, Tadayuki; Akamatsu, Tomonari

doi:10.1016/j.marpol.2022.105102

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“…Fishing Effort, defined as the number of boats per day per area or community [20], and Catch per Unit Effort, defined as the amount of catch obtained per unit of fishing effort expended [23,25,39], provide crucial data for 25,42,47], and sea surface salinity, referring to the concentration of salt in the water at the ocean's surface [25], offer valuable information for understanding oceanographic conditions. Moreover, bathymetry, the measurement of water depth in oceans, seas, lakes, or other bodies of water [19,23,48], and dissolved oxygen, the amount of oxygen gas dissolved in water [45], are essential parameters for assessing aquatic life and ecosystem health. Ocean organisms such as fish, invertebrates, and plants rely on oxygen for respiration, highlighting the importance of monitoring dissolved oxygen levels.…”

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Exploring the Nexus between the Blue Economy and Information Technologies: A Systematic Literature Review of Information Systems in Pacific Fisheries and Aquaculture

Doce,

Catedrilla,

Dela Vega

et al. 2024

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The blue economy has garnered significant importance over the years as a major driver for sustainable economic growth in the Pacific region through the efficient utilization of marine resources. While a thorough examination of the whole gamut of information about information and communication technologies (ICT) gains momentum, establishing a cohesive perspective on pivotal findings within blue economy research, particularly in fisheries and aquaculture, becomes essential for maximizing the potential of this interdisciplinary field. Consequently, Information Systems (IS) researchers, through a comprehensive review of pertinent literature, can contribute significantly to this emerging body of knowledge. Our review, which encompasses 32 papers published from 2012 to 2022, focuses on the application of information technologies to Pacific fisheries and aquaculture. The prevailing literature enhances our understanding of the adoption and utilization of ICTs (i.e. Geographic Information Systems (GIS), remote sensing and satellite imaging, database management systems and other emerging technologies) within the blue economy. In this paper, we provide discussions on recent technological advancements and future research directions to encourage IS researchers to develop an effective cumulative tradition of research.

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