Titlebook: Aquaculture Perspective of Multi-Use Sites in the Open Ocean; The Untapped Potenti Bela H. Buck,Richard Langan Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2017 The Editor

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Introduction: New Approaches to Sustainable Offshore Food Production and the Development of Offshorhe economy of coastal communities. During the period of decline and stagnation in capture fisheries, global production from aquaculture grew dramatically, and now accounts for 50% of the world’s edible seafood supply. With the convergence of environmental and aesthetic concerns, aquaculture, which w

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Technological Approaches to Longline- and Cage-Based Aquaculture in Open Ocean Environmentss basis, we then strongly advocate for presently available aquaculture technologies to merge with future offshore structures and platforms and to unveil its added value through synergetic multi-use concepts. The first example describes the recent development of longline farming in offshore waters of

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Operation and Maintenance Costs of Offshore Wind Farms and Potential Multi-use Platforms in the Dutcoast pose high expectations because of higher average wind speeds and hence greater wind energy yield (in terms of megawatts per capital). These conditions entail additional challenges in logistics, though. One of the main hurdles that hinders use of offshore wind energy is the high cost for O&M. Th

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Aquaculture Site-Selection and Marine Spatial Planning: The Roles of GIS-Based Tools and Modelsirly comprehensively, better tools are needed to evaluate and incorporate the economic and social considerations that will also be critical to identifying potential sites and achieving successful marine plans. This section highlights the advances in GIS-based DSS in relation to their capability for

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Economics of Multi-use and Co-locationthe natural resources they affect. For locations in open ocean and relatively low-value coastal waters that are candidates for wind farm or aquaculture sites in most countries, the public benefit is likely to be on the order of 500?3,000/year per hectare of area occupied by the aquaculture operation

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The German Case Study: Pioneer Projects of Aquaculture-Wind Farm Multi-Usesfinitely proved the suitability of these bivalve extractive species for open ocean aquaculture. Another approach for multi-use in offshore wind farms is its use as marine protected area or even for reinforcement or restoration of endangered species, which need the absence of any fisheries activity f