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GIS and remote sensing-based spatial models for commercial fisheries assessment

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posted on 2015-08-01, 00:00 authored by M Jalali
By applying a novel set of multidisciplinary GIS, remote sensing and spatial modelling approaches, research presented in this thesis advances our knowledge of the distribution patterns, fishery and ecological status of an important commercial benthic macro-invertebrate, blacklip abalone, in south-east Australia.

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thesis

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thesis

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eng

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The Author. All Rights Reserved

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D Ierodiaconou

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xv, 206 pages : tables, figures, illustrations, some coloured

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Research doctorate

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PhD.

Thesis faculty

Faculty of Science

Thesis school

Engineering and Built Environment

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    AbaloneFishing industrySustainable fisheriesFisheries managementGeographic information systemsMarine and Estuarine Ecology (incl. Marine Ichthyology)Geospatial Information SystemsPhotogrammetry and Remote Sensing

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