Environmental Insights for Strategic Aquaculture Management
Monitoring and analysis of environmental conditions surrounding aquaculture sites for evidence-based management of potential risks
Site Risk Assessment (SRA)
NextOcean's SRA service enables aquaculture stakeholders to optimise operations, mitigate risks, and ensure long-term success. SRA provides comprehensive insights into the environmental conditions and potential risks affecting aquaculture sites. With access to MetOcean data and marine heatwave early warning, stakeholders can make informed decisions regarding site selection, risk management, and operational planning.
NextOcean's SRA service empowers users with the knowledge and tools necessary to navigate complex environmental challenges and unlock the full potential of aquaculture ventures.
Benefits
NextOcean data services provide key insights for:
Aquaculture Companies
- MetOcean forecasts and marine heatwave early warning allow monitoring so that cages can be secured, protected, or submerged.
- Historical MetOcean data and marine heatwave detection can be used to assess the conditions over a long time period for an area under consideration for a new aquaculture site.
Maritime Regulatory Authorities
- Historical data can be used to assess the longterm conditions for an area under consideration for aquaculture activity.
Insurance Companies
- Using the MetOcean and the early warning for marine heatwaves, they may be better able to assess the risks associated with operating a fish farm.
Aquaculture Service Providers/Consultants
- By integrating NextOcean data into their own systems and platforms, service providers or software developers can build monitoring capabilities into their own client offerings.
- Consultants may conduct risk assessments on behalf of their aquaculture clients.
Heatwave warnings for aquaculture managers
Early warning of marine heatwaves is of critical importance to any form of aquaculture activity as fish growth and survival are directly linked to environmental conditions such as water temperature. By knowing in advance the level of risk due to exposure to a heat wave, fish farm managers can plan the appropriate action such as adapting the feeding strategy or moving cages to a less exposed area.
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How to make an order
Learn step-by-step how to place an order for the NextOcean Site Risk Assessment service. The video walks through logging into your account, selecting the service, submitting an order and viewing the results in our geoportal.
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