Techno-Economic Assessment of Aquaculture Sustainability in the Thrace Region

Özet

This study examines aquaculture sustainability in the Thrace Region. Measurements were collected over several seasons and evaluated with statistical modelling. Key themes include aquaculture, marine, sustainability. Monitoring of fisheries and aquaculture indicates that sustainable use of marine resources protects marine biodiversity.

Künye

Yayın türü

Makale

Dergi / Yayınevi / Etkinlik

Marine and Aquatic Ecosystems Letters

Yıl

2019

Dil

İngilizce

İndeksler

WoS SCI-E

Çeyreklik

Q4

Etki faktörü

0.815

WoS araştırma alanı

Marine & Freshwater Biology

Anahtar sözcükler

aquaculture, marine, sustainability

Yazar sırası (kurum yazarı)

First

DOI

10.5555/avys.2019.0091

Atıf (WoS / Scopus / Toplam)

15 / 0 / 20

Kurum araştırmacısı

Doç. Dr. Derya Naz Çelik

Erişim ve lisans

Açık erişim · 12 ay ambargo · ccCC BY-NC-ND

Kalıcı bağlantı

https://avys.mr1.com.tr/yayin/120

BMSKA Sınıflandırma Gerekçesi

SDG 14: Sudaki Yaşam en yüksek skoru aldı (88.2 ≥ eşik 28). Eşleşen kavramlar: aquaculture, marine, fish, fisheries, marine biodiversity.

Model: TF-IDF (karakter n-gram) + Türkçe/İngilizce anahtar kelime sözlüğü v1 · atama eşiği 28.0 · yöntem: sorgu-seti · JSON gerekçe · tüm eşleşme kayıtları

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Bu yayının aldığı atıflar (10)

Dizinlerin bildirdiği toplam atıf: 20; aşağıda kayıtlı olanlar listelenmiştir.

1. Statistical Prediction of Wildlife Habitat Connectivity under Mediterranean-Continental Transition Conditions Öz atıf
   Derya Naz Çelik · Forest Ecology and Biodiversity Open · 2026
   Google Scholar · DOI: 10.5555/avys.2026.0092
2. An experimental study of sustainability
   Yasemin Tuna Şahin · Marine & Freshwater Biology Letters · 2025
   WoS
3. A Systematic Review of Forest Fire Risk in Türkiye Öz atıf
   Derya Naz Çelik · Forest Ecology and Biodiversity Open · 2025
   Google Scholar · DOI: 10.5555/avys.2025.0095
4. A Systematic Review of Forest Fire Risk in Türkiye Öz atıf
   Derya Naz Çelik · Forest Ecology and Biodiversity Open · 2025
   WoS · DOI: 10.5555/avys.2025.0095
5. A Systematic Review of Forest Fire Risk in Türkiye Öz atıf
   Derya Naz Çelik · Forest Ecology and Biodiversity Open · 2025
   Google Scholar · DOI: 10.5555/avys.2025.0095
6. Assessing aquaculture
   Oğuz Han Erdem, Ahmet Kaan Yılmaz · Marine & Freshwater Biology Open · 2023
   WoS · DOI: 10.5555/ref.2023.5706
7. An experimental study of sustainability
   Marko Jovanović, Barış Cem Uysal · International Journal of Marine & Freshwater Biology · 2022
   Google Scholar · DOI: 10.5555/ref.2022.7836
8. A review of aquaculture
   Georgi Dimitrov, Deniz Ada Korkut, Selin Duru Arslan · Advances in Marine & Freshwater Biology · 2020
   WoS · DOI: 10.5555/ref.2020.5805
9. Advances in aquaculture
   Oğuz Han Erdem · Advances in Marine & Freshwater Biology · 2019
   WoS · DOI: 10.5555/ref.2019.4634
10. Machine learning approaches for aquaculture
    Gökçe Mine Tan, Yasemin Tuna Şahin · Marine & Freshwater Biology Open · 2019
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Kaynakça: bu yayının yaptığı atıflar (6)

1. Recent trends in marine
   Yasemin Tuna Şahin · Journal of Marine & Freshwater Biology Research · 2019
   WoS
2. A review of aquaculture
   Anna Schmidt · Advances in Marine & Freshwater Biology · 2017
   WoS · DOI: 10.5555/ref.2017.6876
3. A Systematic Review of Endemic Plant Species Conservation in the Istranca Mountains Öz atıf
   Derya Naz Çelik · International Journal of Forest Ecology and Biodiversity · 2016
   WoS · DOI: 10.5555/avys.2016.0089
4. Modelling marine
   Elena Ionescu, Oğuz Han Erdem · Marine & Freshwater Biology Open · 2013
   Google Scholar · DOI: 10.5555/ref.2013.9424
5. Towards sustainable marine
   Gökçe Mine Tan, Ivana Horvat · Marine & Freshwater Biology Open · 2012
   WoS · DOI: 10.5555/ref.2012.1800
6. Advances in sustainability
   Maria K. Petrova, Barış Cem Uysal · Journal of Marine & Freshwater Biology Research · 2007
   Google Scholar · DOI: 10.5555/ref.2007.5537