Inland waters are significant emitters of greenhouse gases for the atmosphere and play an
important role in the global carbon cycle. With a vast land area in East Asia spanning a …

The coastal system is a highly active and productive social-ecological system (SES) facing
significant challenges from human activities. However, understanding the resilience of this …

Against the backdrop of near-saturation in global marine capture fisheries, current
mariculture production now exceeds one-third of capture production and continues to hold …

Aquaculture holds significant importance in supporting food security, economic
development, resource conservation, and ecological balance. However, the rapid expansion …

Aquaculture plays a key role in achieving Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), while it
is difficult to accurately extract single-object aquaculture ponds (SOAPs) from medium …

Aquaculture, a crucial component of global food production, faces sustainability challenges
due to increased competition for natural resources, environmental pollution, and subpar …

Mariculture is an important part of aquaculture, and it is important to address global food
security and nutrition issues. However, seawater environmental conditions are complex and …

Sustainable management of coastal aquaculture ponds could achieve win-win between
food and economic benefits and ecological conservation including waterbird. In this study …

Obtaining spatial distribution information on mariculture in a low-cost, fast, and efficient
manner is crucial for the sustainable development and regulatory planning of coastal zones …

The extensive expansion of coastal land-based aquaculture ponds (CLAP) has resulted in
substantial wetland loss. To effectively monitor the dynamics of CLAP on a large scale …