Applied Advanced Technologies in Marine Fish Aquaculture

Applied Advanced Technologies in Marine Fish Aquacultureprovides basic guidelines, suggestions and recommendations on some of the most advanced methods for farming tropical and sub-tropical marine fish from hatchery to harvest. The book describes original technical protocols to assist the reader in most stages of project development, from inception to operation at both research and commercial levels. Written by top experts, the book conveys over 30 years of experience working with more than 20 species of commercially important marine fish species in the world. It is an ideal guidebook for aquaculturists, biologists and project managers, but is also ideal for graduate students, technicians and researchers from both the private and commercial sectors.

Daniel Benetti, Chairman of the Division of Marine Affairs and Policy, University of Miami's Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science, and Associate Professor and Director of Aquaculture. He has extensive experience for private and government sectors in > 20 countries throughout 5 continents for over 30 years. He is the Scientific Coordinator of Hatchery and Offshore Aquaculture Projects carrying out interdisciplinary research and technology transfer for the development of sustainable aquaculture projects in the US and across the world. He is on the Board of Directors of the Cape Eleuthera Foundation/ Cape Eleuthera Institute/The Island School in the Bahamas; a Science Advisory Board member, Seafood Watch, Monterey Bay Aquarium; a Science Steering Committee member, World Wildlife Fund SCAD; an Independent Expert Evaluator, EU Commission Directorate Gen. Research & Innovation; an Independent Expert Evaluator, Panel Member, Norwegian Research Council; and an Independent Expert Science Advisor, Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research.