Economic feasibility assessment of cage aquaculture in offshore wind power generation areas in Changhua County, Taiwan
Authors:
- Cheng-Ting HuangCHCheng-Ting Huang
- Farok AferoFAFarok Afero
- Chun-Wei HungCHChun-Wei Hung
- Bo-Ying ChenBCBo-Ying Chen
- Fan-Hua NanFNFan-Hua Nan
- Wen-Son ChiangWCWen-Son Chiang
- Hung-Jie TangHung-Jie Tang
- Chao-Kai KangCKChao-Kai Kang
- 1 February 2022
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Aquaculture
- Vol. 548
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