In this project, the primary objective is to enhance the value of dead fish by leveraging data collected from farmers to gain a deeper understanding of the underlying causes of mortality. By thoroughly analyzing this data, the project aims to identify patterns or factors contributing to fish deaths, enabling stakeholders to implement more informed and effective management strategies. Understanding the root causes of mortality provides insights for improving overall aquaculture practices and opens the door to optimizing how the biomass from these fish is utilized. This optimization involves identifying and selecting applications that offer higher economic value wherever feasible, thereby maximizing the potential benefits and reducing waste. The project seeks to create a more sustainable and economically efficient model for managing dead fish in the aquaculture industry through this approach.
Primary goal:
Enhance the value of dead fish by analyzing farmer-collected data to identify mortality causes and optimize biomass utilization.
Expected Result Statements:
1. Identify key factors contributing to fish mortality through data analysis.
2. Provide actionable insights for improved aquaculture management.
3. Optimize biomass applications for higher economic value and reduced waste.
4. Foster a more sustainable and economically efficient dead fish management model in aquaculture.
