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Agrotechnology
Risk and reliability based development of near coast and offshore floating platform technology for large scale oceanic macro algae farming
International Conference on Agri Biotech & Environmental Engineering
September 11-12, 2017 San Antonio, USA

Oladokun Sulaiman Olanrewaju

University Malaysia Terengganu, Malaysia

Posters & Accepted Abstracts: Agrotechnology

Abstract:

The project is a socio-economic, environmental, technical sustainability project involving development and the cultivation of macro-algae on a large commercial scale inshore, off coast and offshore towards contributing to the effort to benefit from the carbon sequestration capability of algae and other marine organisms, reduce acidification, improve food security, fuel, pharmaceuticals, animal feed, coral reef and other marine biotech materials etc. The project involved design and installation of offshore aquaculture system as well as incorporating ocean farming estate management with a modular block cultivation system for inshore and offshore use towards improvement of efficiency in macro-algae cultivation. This paper present the use of risk and reliability approach for development of offshore technology to build capability of the traditional breeding method of macro-algae, where modular floating facilities would provide offshore operation, rather than the traditional method that is limited to coastal breeding and suffer from various issues ranging for nutrient requirement, theft, sea concession etc. The system being developed would increase the area of cultivation and stabilized productivity for marine algae supply for various biotechnology products for sustainable development technologies.