Sustainability,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
16(20), С. 8889 - 8889
Опубликована: Окт. 14, 2024
As
the
global
climate
changes,
there
is
an
increasing
focus
on
oceans
and
their
protection
exploitation.
However,
exploration
of
necessitates
construction
marine
equipment,
siting
such
equipment
has
become
a
significant
challenge.
With
ongoing
development
computers,
machine
learning
using
remote
sensing
data
proven
to
be
effective
solution
this
problem.
This
paper
reviews
history
technology,
introduces
conditions
required
for
site
selection
through
measurement
analysis,
uses
cluster
analysis
methods
identify
areas
as
research
hotspot
ocean
sensing.
The
aims
integrate
into
Through
review
discussion
article,
limitations
shortcomings
current
stage
are
identified,
relevant
proposals
put
forward.
Review of Business and Economics Studies,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
12(2), С. 55 - 73
Опубликована: Июль 28, 2024
This
systematic
review
aims
to
provide
a
methodical
analysis
of
the
Blue
Economy
in
Indo-Pacific
region,
particularly
from
perspective
Bangladesh,
focusing
on
its
growth
trajectory,
key
stakeholders,
policy
frameworks,
technological
advancements,
trade
and
investment
trends,
as
well
challenges
opportunities
for
international
business
expansion.
The
methods
employed
comprehensive
search
electronic
databases,
inclusion
exclusion
criteria
were
applied
identify
relevant
studies
analysis.
results
revealed
that
2000
2020,
sectors
country,
such
fisheries,
aquaculture,
maritime
transportation,
tourism,
saw
notable
development.
International
development
agencies,
corporations,
academic
institutions,
governments,
civil
society
organizations
are
some
major
players
projects.
frameworks
facilitate
include
integrated
ocean
management,
blue
initiatives,
security
governance,
resilience
adaptation
climate
change.
Innovation
expansion
have
been
fueled
by
breakthroughs,
autonomous
underwater
vehicles,
renewable
energy
projects,
remote
sensing
technologies,
marine
biotechnology.
Rising
demand
sustainable
goods
services,
technical
advancement,
regional
collaboration
all
contributed
an
increase
industries
internationally.
study
concludes
there
is
significant
potential
region
drive
economic
growth,
promote
social
progress,
ensure
environmental
sustainability.
However,
regulatory
complexity,
access
finance,
inadequate
infrastructure,
degradation
need
be
addressed
fully
realize
this
potential.
Addressing
these
requires
coordinated
efforts
businesses,
academia,
organizations,
along
with
focus
inclusive
practices.
Reviews in Fish Biology and Fisheries,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
32(1), С. 271 - 296
Опубликована: Авг. 27, 2021
Coastal
Indigenous
and
Traditional
communities
are
starting
to
see
changes
their
lives
from
climate
change,
whether
this
is
species
range
or
displacement
land
changes.
For
many
of
these
communities,
the
ability
adequately
adapt
limited
by
governance
structures
they
required
live
within,
which
differ
customary
practices
culture.
In
November
2019,
a
group
Peoples,
attended
Future
Seas
2030
workshop
discussed
consequences
biggest
barriers
for
using
traditional
knowledge
in
order
contribute
towards
more
sustainable
future
that
end
will
benefit
all
earth's
people.
The
aim
was
highlight
give
voice
various
backgrounds
real-life
situations
impacting
on
some
world's
whose
connection
with
oceans
coasts
have
been
disrupted.
This
paper
presents
issues
oppression,
colonisation,
language
agency,
making
it
difficult
groups
current
management
coasts,
asks
scientists
practitioners
space
be
allies
enable
needed
shift
guardians
taking
leading
role
nurturing
her
our
future.
Reviews in Fish Biology and Fisheries,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
32(1), С. 65 - 100
Опубликована: Март 1, 2022
Marine
ecosystems
and
their
associated
biodiversity
sustain
life
on
Earth
hold
intrinsic
value.
Critical
marine
ecosystem
services
include
maintenance
of
global
oxygen
carbon
cycles,
production
food
energy,
sustenance
human
wellbeing.
However
are
swiftly
being
degraded
due
to
the
unsustainable
use
environments
a
rapidly
changing
climate.
The
fundamental
challenge
for
future
is
therefore
safeguard
biodiversity,
function,
adaptive
capacity
whilst
continuing
provide
vital
resources
population.
Here,
we
foresighting/hindcasting
consider
two
plausible
futures
towards
2030:
business-as-usual
trajectory
(i.e.
continuation
current
trends),
more
sustainable
but
technically
achievable
in
line
with
UN
Sustainable
Development
Goals.
We
identify
key
drivers
that
differentiate
these
alternative
develop
an
action
pathway
desirable,
future.
Key
achieving
will
be
establishing
integrative
across
jurisdictions
sectors),
management
supports
equitable
stewardship
environments.
Conserving
require
recalibrating
our
social,
financial,
industrial
relationships
environment.
While
requires
long-term
planning
commitment
beyond
2030,
immediate
needed
avoid
tipping
points
avert
trajectories
decline.
By
acting
now
optimise
protection
ecosystems,
building
upon
existing
technologies,
conserving
remaining
can
create
best
opportunity
2030
beyond.
Marine Pollution Bulletin,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
176, С. 113416 - 113416
Опубликована: Фев. 25, 2022
The
construction
of
world-class
Bay
makes
the
marine
ecology
in
Guangdong-Hong
Kong-Macao
Great
Area
risk.
Based
on
DPSIR
index
framework,
Lotka-Volterra
symbiosis
model
is
applied
to
calculate
degree
between
coastal
socio-economic
system
and
ecosystem
9
cities.
It
found
that
ecological
pressure
this
area
have
not
been
reversed
recent
20
years.
Most
cities
are
stage
development
damage
coexist.
In
Shenzhen,
Guangzhou,
Dongguan
Zhongshan,
damaged
has
begun
restrain
further
expansion
economy
society.
massive
population
agglomeration
Hong
Kong,
Macao
other
places
caused
serious
stress.
urgent
improve
security
by
cultivating
industrial
clusters,
establishing
a
land-sea
restoration,
promoting
joint-protection
co-governance
across
different
administrative
regions.
Environmental Science & Technology,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
57(16), С. 6455 - 6464
Опубликована: Апрель 14, 2023
Large-scale
offshore
wind
energy
developments
represent
a
major
player
in
the
transition
but
are
likely
to
have
(negative
or
positive)
impacts
on
marine
biodiversity.
Wind
turbine
foundations
and
sour
protection
often
replace
soft
sediment
with
hard
substrates,
creating
artificial
reefs
for
sessile
dwellers.
Offshore
farm
(OWF)
furthermore
leads
decrease
(and
even
cessation
of)
bottom
trawling,
as
this
activity
is
prohibited
many
OWFs.
The
long-term
cumulative
of
these
changes
biodiversity
remain
largely
unknown.
This
study
integrates
such
into
characterization
factors
life
cycle
assessment
based
North
Sea
illustrates
its
application.
Our
results
suggest
that
there
no
net
adverse
during
OWF
operation
benthic
communities
inhabiting
original
sand
within
Artificial
could
lead
doubling
species
richness
two-order-of-magnitude
increase
abundance.
Seabed
occupation
will
also
incur
minor
losses
sediment.
were
not
conclusive
concerning
trawling
avoidance
benefits.
developed
quantifying
biodiversity-related
from
provide
stepping
stone
toward
better
representation
assessment.
MAST. Maritime studies/Maritime studies,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
22(3)
Опубликована: Июнь 21, 2023
Abstract
Conflict
in
the
marine
environment
is
of
increasing
relevance
as
blue
growth
boundaries
are
pushed
and
resource
access
use
dispute.
Social
science
disciplines
have
a
long
history
wide
range
approaches
for
studying
conflict.
However,
understanding
used
to
study
conflict
challenging
since
literature
large,
broad,
difficult
navigate,
there
little
connection
between
themes
associated
methods
analyze
these
conflicts.
In
present
study,
we
take
first
step
address
this
by
systematically
reviewing
109
peer-reviewed
articles
that
employ
empirical
social
We
find
studies
on
conflicts
centered
disputed
space,
mainly
at
local
scale,
natural
resources,
such
fish.
The
main
parties
center
small-scale
fisheries
public
authorities,
although
with
growing
presence
sectors.
Most
employed
qualitative
Current
gaps
include
relational
interactions
historical
causal
events.
need
research
into
application
multiple
ongoing
different
constellations
actors
emerge
ocean
spaces
expand
beyond
EEZs,
polar
regions,
sea
floor.
