Application of Artificial Intelligence in Aquaculture

Dear Colleagues,

The application of intelligent technology has brought about a huge transformation in the aquaculture industry. By integrating sensors, the Internet of Things, big data analysis, and artificial intelligence, intelligent aquaculture systems can achieve real-time monitoring of the breeding environment, precise management of feed distribution, timely early warning of disease risks, and optimization of breeding strategies. This leads to improved breeding efficiency, reduced costs, and reduced environmental impact.

To explore the extensive application of intelligent technology in the field of aquaculture, we are launching a Special Issue focusing on the “Application of Artificial Intelligence in Aquaculture”. We sincerely invite researchers around the world to submit the latest research results and practical cases on intelligent aquaculture, including, but not limited to, the following topics:

• Intelligent environmental monitoring: Research on the use of sensors, the Internet of Things, and artificial intelligence technology to achieve real-time monitoring, prediction, and management of key environmental parameters such as water quality, temperature, and dissolved oxygen.
• Disease early warning and management: Discuss the applications of intelligent technology in early diagnosis, early warning, and prevention and control of diseases, and to optimize disease management strategies through data analysis.
• Optimization of aquaculture strategies: Based on the analysis of the growth of aquaculture organisms, environmental changes and market demand, explore the application of intelligent technology in the formulation of personalized aquaculture strategies.
• Intelligent aquaculture and robotics: Explore the application of intelligent equipment and robotics in aquaculture, such as automatic feeding, fishing, and water quality management.
• Environmental interaction and physiological response: Research on how the behavior and physiological expression of cultured organisms responds to changes in the intelligent feeding environment, as well as the mechanisms behind these changes.

Dr. Hongwu Cui
Dr. Chao Zhou
Dr. Ran Zhao
Guest Editors

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