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Innovative Technologies in Fisheries Sector
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Innovative Technologies in Fisheries Sector
Tamana Latief*, Farooz Ahmad Bhat, Tasaduq Hussain Shah, Adnan Abubakr, Bilal Ahmad Bhat and Ashwani Kumar
Abstract
The World’s greatest confronting issue is the increment in population and the trouble of feeding them healthy food. Agriculture and fisheries play a crucial role in global fish production on land and within the ocean. But currently the sector is facing numerous issues due to the use of age-old traditional techniques, improper management, environmental pollution and expensive labour costs. Hence this sector has embraced use of automation and technologies to address these challenges. This article looks at how fisheries management has changed as a result of technological improvements. Aquaculture innovations as well as advancements in robotics, autonomous systems, automatic feeding devices, drones, electronic tracking and reporting, acoustic devices, remote sensing and satellite monitoring are all on display. With the help of technology, the production and trading of fisheries can undergo an emerging shift. Technology has also set its way to the fish markets and supply chains. This study focuses on how technology may increase the sustainability, efficacy and transparency of fisheries paving the way for a future in which ethical fishing practices and healthy marine ecosystems coexist.
Keywords
Innovation, Technologies, Fisheries, Automation, Sensors, Robotic fish, Block chain
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Latief T, Bhat F A, Shah T H, Abubakr A, Bhat B A and Kumar A. Innovative Technologies in Fisheries Sector. Chron Aquat Sci. 2024;1(10):102-114
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