The paper reviews the following three types of mangrove‐shrimp systems:(i) integrated with
canals between platforms planted with mangrove;(ii) associated having larger areas of water …

Bangladesh, a deltaic plain covers more than 30% of the cultivable land is in the coastal
area. Out of about 1.689 million hectares of coastal land 1.056 million hectares are affected …

This paper examines the impact of shrimp farming on rice ecosystem in a village in
Southwestern Bangladesh. The village Damarpota has experienced transformation of 274ha …

This paper quantifies the expected impacts of climate change, climate variability and salinity
accumulation on food production in coastal Bangladesh during the dry season. This forms …

Site selection is a key factor in any aquaculture operation, affecting both success and
sustainability as well as solving conflicts between different activities and making rational use …

The coastal area of Bangladesh covers about one-fifth of the country and represents more
than 30 percent of the country's cultivable lands (Rasel et al. 2013). Livelihoods in this …

Site selection is a key factor in any aquaculture operation, because it affects both success
and sustainability. It can, moreover, solve conflicts between different activities, making …

Shrimp aquaculture is a fast-growing industry in many parts of the world. The expansion of
the industry has raised concerns about its external impacts on the local environment and …

This paper considers a passive localization scenario relying on a single transmitter, several
receivers, and multiple moving targets to be located. The so-called “passive” targets …

Around 1990, when in other countries mangrove protection took off, massive conversion of
mangrove forest into shrimp ponds started in the Mahakam delta. To identify constraints to …