Novel concepts for offshore ocean farming
Novel concepts for offshore ocean farming
Sustainably feeding the growing world population is a major challenge. With 70% of the Earth’s surface covered by oceans, the potential of ocean farming is huge. However, the development of offshore aquaculture systems is in its infancy. This paper discusses and presents concept designs for offshore ocean farming, based on collaborative group projects between students at the Stevens Institute of Technology, US, and the University of Southampton, UK. Through the presented concepts and preliminary results, the work highlights the engineering challenges as well as the huge impact sustainable offshore ocean farming can make.
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Lee, Wei Tian
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Libera, Mary
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Yusof, Faris
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Austin, Alexandria, Chieff, Alessandra, Depardieu, Julianne, Gratton, Max, Holdaway, Thomas, Lee, Wei Tian, Libera, Mary, Naqiuddin, Ahmad, Yusof, Faris, Townsend, Nicholas and Furth, Mirjam
(2019)
Novel concepts for offshore ocean farming.
SNAME Maritime Convention 2019, , Tacoma, United States.
30 Oct - 01 Nov 2019.
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Abstract
Sustainably feeding the growing world population is a major challenge. With 70% of the Earth’s surface covered by oceans, the potential of ocean farming is huge. However, the development of offshore aquaculture systems is in its infancy. This paper discusses and presents concept designs for offshore ocean farming, based on collaborative group projects between students at the Stevens Institute of Technology, US, and the University of Southampton, UK. Through the presented concepts and preliminary results, the work highlights the engineering challenges as well as the huge impact sustainable offshore ocean farming can make.
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Novel Concepts for Offshore Ocean Farming SMC-074-2019
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Accepted/In Press date: 20 August 2019
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SNAME Maritime Convention 2019, , Tacoma, United States, 2019-10-30 - 2019-11-01
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/433819
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Alexandria Austin
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Alessandra Chieff
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Julianne Depardieu
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Max Gratton
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Thomas Holdaway
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Wei Tian Lee
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Mary Libera
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Ahmad Naqiuddin
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Faris Yusof
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Mirjam Furth
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