A New Approach – The Use Of Photonic Sensing in the Field of Aquaculture, Fishery, and Marine Research
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"A New Approach – The Use of Photonic Sensing in the Field of Aquaculture, Fishery, and Marine Research" by Adnan Tokaç offers an insightful, comprehensive overview exploring how cutting-edge optical technologies can transform modern marine ecosystem monitoring and sustainable resource management. Confronting critical environmental challenges such as overfishing, marine pollution, habitat degradation, and climate-driven changes, traditional oceanographic assessment tools often fall short due to high costs, vendor lock-in, and rigid data architectures. Tokaç highlights photonic sensing as a powerful, cost-effective alternative capable of rapid, continuous measurements across key physical and chemical parameters, including dissolved oxygen, salinity, turbidity, organic carbon, ammonia, and carbon dioxide. The text evaluates diverse practical applications across coastal environmental monitoring, demersal trawl fisheries, aquaculture facility management, and seafood quality assurance. By integrating optical sensors into multi-sensor platforms, net cages, and trawl nets, operators can analyze fish behavior, perform real-time species identification to eliminate non-targeted discards, optimize feeding operations, and strengthen product traceability. Bridging ocean engineering with applied photonics, this publication delivers an essential roadmap for adaptive survey strategies, standardized data protocols, and long-term marine conservation for researchers, engineers, and policymakers.
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