Aquaculture systems modeling : an introduction with emphasis on warmwater aquaculture
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This report presents an introduction to aquaculture systems modelling, highlighting the basic concepts of systems and models, the types of models, and their use in research (e.g., to test hypotheses) and in management (e.g., to predict system behavior).
Cuenco, M. L. · 1970

Abstract
Models can integrate knowledge from several disciplines, and, via computers, can analyze complex systems accurately in a short time. Models can also provide a framework for coordinating technical, laboratory, and field research. The report outlines: guidelines for modeling aquaculture systems, including empirical models for the analysis of multivariate datasets and theoretical models based on knowledge of the processes underlying a system; and criteria for classifying and evaluating aquaculture models presented in the literature. Finally, biological, engineering and economic aquaculture models are discussed and a broad review of their features is given. (Author abstract)
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