Proceeding of the Technical Seminar on South China Sea Fisheries Resources, Bangkok, Thailand, 21-25 May 1973
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Technical Seminar on South China Sea Fisheries Resources, & Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center. (1977). Proceeding of the Technical Seminar on South China Sea Fisheries Resources, Bangkok, Thailand, 21-25 May 1973. Tokyo, Japan: Japan International Cooperation Agency.
Contents
- Introduction
- Part I. Country reports
- Part II. Technical papers
- The pelagic resources
- The demersal resources
- A rational survey method for evaluation of trawl fishing ground
- Fish school structure of red snappers and bigeye snappers in the South China Sea
- Preliminary observation on the distribution and catch of the shovel-nosed lobster, Thenus orientalis Lund in South China Sea
- Results of the experimental trawl fishing in the South China Sea by R/V Changi in the years 1970 to 1972
- Studies on the feeding habits of red snappers, Lutjanus sanguineus and L. sebae
- Trawl fishing grounds in North Andaman Sea
- Demersal fish resources in untrawlable waters, viewed through vertical-line fishing
- Biological study of red snapper, Lutjanus sanguineus
- Records of echo-sounder tracing as guide to locate and evaluate good fishing grounds
- A study of the catch data of the JURONG in the South China Sea in 1971 and 1972
- The demersal resources of the South China Sea
- Research on demersal fishes on the continental slope in the northern part of the South China Sea; the cruise result of R/V KAIYO-MARU
- The fisheries oceanography
- Fishing condition and its oceanographic interpretation in bottom longline fishing grounds
- Behaviour of the warm-water mass along the east coast of the Malay Peninsula
- Preliminary report on the distribution of chaetognaths in the southern part of the South China Sea
- Some consideration on the relationship between environmental factors and the distribution of fisheries resources in the South China and the Andaman Sea
- Brief note on the relationship of scattering layer and some hydrobiological factors
- The current status of fisheries including statistics
- Current status of fisheries development in South China Sea area
- Fisheries statistics required for the stock assessment of fisheries resources in South China Sea area
- Current status of research activities of the Marine Fisheries Research Department, SEAFDEC
- Harvesting of marine resources in the Philippines
- Problems other than fisheries resources in the South China Sea
- Fisheries of Vietnam
- The others
- Preliminary observations on the utilization of pig-dung effluent for fish production
- The sea weed industry of the Philippines
- Economic and social aspects of the resources
- Partial bibliography on biology and culture of penaeidean shrimps and prawns in Asia
- Major fisheries in Thailand and some technical recommendations for their improvement
- Part III. Record of discussion
- The pelagic resources
- The demersal resources
- Other resources including aquaculture and minor sea products
- Economic and social aspects of the resources
- Part IV Recommendations
- Annexes
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