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Water Quality Management for Coastal Aquaculture

AuthorSukumar Bandyopadhyay
PublisherDaya
Publisher2008
Publisherxx
Publisher354 p,
Publishertables, figs
ISBN8170355380

Contents: Acknowledgements. Preface. 1. Introduction: i. Water and land resource use. ii. Environmental impact from agriculture and aquaculture. iii. Food production and fisheries. iv. perspective of water quality management in aquaculture. I. Water resources for coastal aquaculture: 2. Water resources: i. Sources of water. ii. Coastal environment. iii. Characteristics of water resources. 3. Water resource use in coastal area: i. Coastal fisheries and aquaculture. ii. Multiple use of coastal resources. 4. Impact of coastal resource use on the environment: i. impacts on coastal environment. ii. Potential and specific cases of impacts. iii. Integrated ecosystem approach for resource use. II. Water quality: 5. Water quality characteristics: i. Water quality parameters. ii. Fundamental principles. 6. Aquaculture pond dynamics: i. Dynamics of nutrients in pond ecosystem. ii. Dynamics of dissolved oxygen in pond water. iii. Dynamics of fertilized pond. iv. Dynamics of limed pond. v. Dynamics of fed pond. III. Water quality management: 7. Introduction: i. Culture systems. ii. Treatment methods. 8. Fertilization of ponds: i. Fertilizers. ii. Application of fertilizers. iii. Organic manures. 9. Liming of ponds: i. Lime requirement and liming rate. ii. Liming methods. 10. Aeration: i. Aeration fundamentals. ii. Aeration systems. iii. Fish production. iv. Aeration process and aerator design. 11. Feed management: i. Feeding options. ii. Feeding methods. 12. Effluent treatment system: i. Types of waste materials in aquaculture effluents. ii. Treatability of aquaculture effluents. iii. Effluent standards and regulations. iv. Effluent treatment practices. 13. Solids removal: i. Screening. ii. Mechanical filtration. iii. Sedimentation of solids. 14. Biological filtration: i. Principle of Ammonica removal by nitrification. ii. Filter design. 15. Disinfection: i. Methods of disinfection. ii. Mechanisms and kinetics of disinfection. Appendices. Index.

"The book describes the fundamental aspects water resources and water quality management, and environmental problems related to aquaculture in the coastal areas. It addresses to the surface and ground water resources and their characteristics, in general and inherent in the coastal water environment, and describes the coastal environment with ecological divisions and coastal regulation zones.

Water resource use is highlighted mainly in coastal fisheries and aquaculture, and also in multiple uses for agriculture, forestry and waste disposal. Impacts of resource use on the coastal environment with potential and specific cases have been discussed. The book focuses on water quality aspects with the basic management issues such as physico-chemical, biophysical and biological parameters and their interactions on the dynamics of the systems in a water body.

On water quality management included are the topics under pond water treatment for control and management of aquatic environment for culture practices, and on farm effluent treatment for reduction of environmental impact in the surrounding water bodies.

Related numerical problems have been given as examples in most of the chapters, as well as few sample questions for student\'s work. The content of the book extends our theoretical understanding of water resource and water quality management, and also provides how-to or practical advice for professionals in the aquaculture industry." (jacket)

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