2015/2016

25305 Marin akvakultur

Technological Specialisation course, Akvatisk Videnskab og Teknologi

Engelsk titel:

Marine Aquaculture

Sprog:

Point( ECTS )

5

Kursustype:

Kandidat
Kurset udbydes under tompladsordningen
 

Skemaplacering:

F5B (ons 13-17)

Undervisningens placering:

Campus Lyngby

Undervisningsform:

Forelæsninger, gæsteforelæsninger, gruppebaseret problemløsning og skriftlig opgave.

Kursets varighed:

13-uger

Eksamensplacering:

F5B

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Eksamens varighed:

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Overordnede kursusmål:

To provide students with detailed knowledge of marine aquaculture including species and volumes cultured worldwide. The course will enable students to describe site selection criteria and become familiar with the individual components of land and sea based marine aquaculture systems for production of algae, shellfish and fish. The student will learn to characterize physical components of waves, currents and wind in open and sheltered water systems and to calculate the forces affecting sea based systems. The student will learn to dimension major elements of an aquaculture production system and be able to scale the elements to outline a full production system. The student will become familiar with basic management systems to control and predict production output. Finally, the student will learn about the potential environmental impacts from farming operations.

Læringsmål:

En studerende, der fuldt ud har opfyldt kursets mål, vil kunne:
  • Outline the status of world marine aquaculture with respect to region, species and production quantity.
  • Characterize central aspects of site selection of land based as well as sea based aquaculture systems.
  • Explain the major components of offshore production systems for fish, shellfish and algae.
  • Describe production methodologies used in marine hatcheries and land based production systems for fish.
  • Characterize the forces of waves, currents and wind in sheltered and open water systems and estimate forces on structures in the water including mooring systems.
  • Outline a production management plan, estimating production flow and basic in and outputs.
  • Describe how potential environmental impacts can be predicted from the different farm systems and how to possibly ameliorate them.
  • Predict what environmental threats are relevant to the different farm systems including mammals, fish and hazard algal blooms

Kursusindhold:

Presentation of global marine aquaculture production, including volume and species in a historic perspective. Criterias behind site selection of land and sea based production systems are explained. Hatcheries for fish and shellfish are described with focus on technology used and operational parameters. Flow through and recirculation systems for land based marine production systems are analysed including systems for production of micro and macro algae. The potential of sea based systems is outlined and sea based systems for production of macro algae, shellfish and fish are explained. The physical forces impacting sea based system will be characterized and the methods for dimensioning the systems and moorings accordingly will be taught. Potential environmental impacts are assessed and described quantitatively.

Litteraturhenvisninger:

“Aquaculture engineering” Odd-Ivar Lekang. Blackwell bublishing 2007. ISBN: 978-4051-2610-6 samt handouts.

Mulighed for GRØN DYST deltagelse:

Kontakt underviseren for information om hvorvidt dette kursus giver den studerende mulighed for at lave eller forberede et projekt som kan deltage i DTUs studenterkonference om bæredygtighed, klimateknologi og miljø (GRØN DYST). Se mere på http://www.groendyst.dtu.dk

Kursusansvarlig:

Ivar Lund , Bygning Nordsøen Forskerpark, Tlf. (+45) 3588 3205 , il@aqua.dtu.dk

Institut:

25 Institut for Akvatiske Ressourcer

Tilmelding:

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Sidst opdateret: 20. april, 2016