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ShellEye-DEMO: Satellite monitoring for shellfish and finfish aquaculture: Domain expanded; Enhanced resolution; Marine insurance; Other species

ShellEye-DEMO: Satellite monitoring for shellfish and finfish aquaculture: Domain expanded; Enhanced resolution; Marine insurance; Other species
ShellEye-DEMO:贝类和有鳍鱼类水产养殖卫星监测:领域扩大;
批准号:
NE/P011004/1
负责人:
Peter Miller
金额:
$27.66万
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依托单位国家:
英国
项目类别:
Research Grant
财政年份:
2017
资助国家:
英国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2017 至 --

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ShellEye-DEMO旨在将用于有害藻华(HAB)和微生物风险预警的新型卫星信息技术转化为一项独特而可行的服务,以支持英国水产养殖的可持续性。这项研究利用现有的研究,利用卫星海洋颜色来识别某些赤潮,并融合了地球观测、气象和现场数据,以推断大肠杆菌风险的增加。目标是:1.[D]主要扩展:在英国另外两个地区进行试点水产养殖场,并与苏格兰最大的三文鱼养殖场协商,以此作为更广泛地利用ShellEye方法的潜在好处的途径。[e]提高赤潮探测的分辨率,从1公里提高到300米,以提高近岸和近农场赤潮风险评估的精度(使用最新的哨兵3号卫星)。[M]ARINE保险:开发长期HAB概率图,以辅助保险风险评估,并鼓励客户参与卫星预警,以减少损失。[o]其他类型的水产养殖,使用ShellEye方法的定制版本来保护近海龙虾养殖的新潜力。这将通过组织成5个工作包的活动来实现:利益相关者参与;增强HAB警告;针对新领域和类型的微生物危害警告;海洋保险的HAB风险量化;以及高级试点试验。来自保险业、三个地区的水产养殖场和监管机构的合作伙伴将贡献他们的时间、专业知识和数据来支持我们的新方法的应用,并参与实时试验。产出将包括试点风险预警服务,以应对卫星监测和动态近海环境建模方面的挑战;以及为评估保险风险所面临的挑战提供信息的长期风险评估概率。影响将通过发展和保护英国水产养殖业、量化减少的库存损失和召回以及改进保险风险评估以降低保费来实现。所有这些都将有助于促进英国水产养殖业及其产品质量的提高,并为英国增加经济收益和粮食安全影响做出贡献。关键词:可持续水产养殖;贝类;鳍鱼;鲑鱼;有害藻华;大肠杆菌;卫星地球观测;海洋颜色;微生物危险的建模。安全项目合作伙伴利益相关者:桑德兰海洋保险(SMI)国家龙虾孵化厂(NLH)WestCountry贻贝有限公司(WCM)Morecambe Bay牡蛎生产商有限公司环境,渔业和水产养殖科学中心(CEFAS)食品标准局(FSA)英国贝类协会(SAGB)苏格兰三文鱼生产者组织(SSPO)
英文摘要
ShellEye-DEMO aims to translate novel satellite-informed techniques for early warning of harmful algae blooms (HABs) and microbiological risks into a unique and viable service to support the sustainability of UK aquaculture. This exploits existing research to identify certain HABs using satellite ocean colour, and the fusion of Earth observation, meteorological and in situ data to infer increased risk of E. coli. The objectives are:1. [D]omain expansion: to involve pilot aquaculture farms in two additional UK regions, and consultation with the largest salmon farms in Scotland, as a route to wider exploitation of the potential benefits of ShellEye's approach.2. [E]nhanced resolution of HAB detection, from 1km to 300m, to improve precision of near-coast and near-farm HAB risk estimation (using latest Sentinel-3 satellite).3. [M]arine insurance: to develop long-term HAB probability maps to assist in insurance risk assessment, and encourage clients to take up satellite early warning to reduce losses.4. [O]ther types of aquaculture, using a customised version of the ShellEye methods to protect the emerging potential of offshore lobster farming.This will be achieved through activities organised into 5 work packages: Stakeholder engagement; Enhanced HAB warning; Microbiological hazard warning for new domains and types; Quantifying HAB risk for marine insurance; and Advanced pilot trial. Partners from the insurance industry, aquaculture farms in three regions, and regulatory organisations, will contribute their time, expertise and data to support the application of our novel methods and engage in real-time trials. Outputs will comprise pilot risk-warning services to address the challenges of satellite monitoring and modelling of dynamic near-coastal environments; and a long-term HAB probability to inform the challenge of assessing insurance risk. Impact will be realised through development and protection of UK aquaculture industries, the quantification of reduced stock losses and recalls, and improved insurance risk assessment enabling lower premiums. All of which will help to boost the UK aquaculture industry and the quality of its produce, and contribute to increased economic gains and food security impacts for the UK. Keywords: Sustainable aquaculture; shellfish; finfish; salmon; harmful algal blooms; E coli; satellite Earth observation; ocean colour; modelling of microbiological hazards.Secured project partner stakeholders:Sunderland Marine Insurance (SMI)National Lobster Hatchery (NLH)Westcountry Mussels Ltd (WCM)Morecambe Bay OystersBangor Mussel Producers LtdCentre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science (CEFAS)Food Standards Agency (FSA)Shellfish Association of Great Britain (SAGB)Scottish Salmon Producers' Organisation (SSPO)
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DOI: 10.3354/aei00265
发表时间: 2018-04-19
期刊: Aquaculture Environment Interactions
影响因子: 2.2
作者: [Schmidt W, Evers-King HL, Campos CJA, Jones DB, Miller PI, Davidson K, Shutler JD]
通讯作者: Shutler JD
DOI: 10.3390/toxins10100399
发表时间: 2018-09-28
期刊: Toxins
影响因子: 4.2
作者: [Swan SC, Turner AD, Bresnan E, Whyte C, Paterson RF, McNeill S, Mitchell E, Davidson K]
通讯作者: Davidson K
DOI: 10.3389/fmars.2021.631732
发表时间: 2021-04-09
期刊: FRONTIERS IN MARINE SCIENCE
影响因子: 3.7
作者: [Davidson, Keith, Whyte, Callum, Swan, Sarah]
通讯作者: Swan, Sarah
DOI: 10.1016/j.hal.2017.09.002
发表时间: 2017-11
期刊: Harmful algae
影响因子: 6.6
作者: [Ruth F. Paterson;S. McNeill;Elaine Mitchell;Thomas L. Adams;Sarah C. Swan;Dave Clarke;P. I. Miller]
通讯作者: Ruth F. Paterson;S. McNeill;Elaine Mitchell;Thomas L. Adams;Sarah C. Swan;Dave Clarke;P. I. Miller
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ShellEye: Satellite-based water quality bulletins for shellfish farms to support management decisions
  • 批准号:
    BB/M026698/1
  • 项目类别:
    Research Grant
  • 资助金额:
    $31.96万
  • 财政年份:
    2015
  • 负责人:
    Peter Miller
  • 依托单位:
海外基金