J. Baradad

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Computerized imaging techniques for fish tracking in behavioural studies
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Influence of growing conditions on Ulva ohnoi composition cultivated in an IMTA-RAS system
Among Integrated Multitrophic Aquaculture (IMTA) techniques, the integration of fish and macroalgae cultures in Recirculating Aquaculture Systems (IMTA-RAS) is currently one of the most promising… Expand
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Design criteria for rotating flow cells in rectangular aquaculture tanks
This work analyzes the simplest inlet and outlet configurations that create homogeneous rotating flow cells in rectangular aquaculture tanks, in order to combine the advantages of rectangular and… Expand
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Comparative analysis of flow patterns in aquaculture rectangular tanks with different water inlet characteristics
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Manipulating Ulva-associated bacterial communities: a possible strategy for bacterial control in IMTA-RAS cultures?
As epibiotic communities in macroalgae may be randomly formed by functionally equivalent guild members present in the surrounding seawater, we hypothesize that experimental colonization of Ulva… Expand
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Study of fish swimming activity using Acoustical Doppler Velocimetry (ADV) techniques
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Evaluation of spatial distribution of flatfish by laser scannig
Introduction Fish distribution in a tank is a reliable indicator of culture conditions. In one side, the distribution of fish reflects water quality gradients in the tank or preferential areas… Expand
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Evaluation of sole (Solea senegalensis) preferences for different substrate textures and colours
Introduction Soles, as most of flatfishes, live in sandy bottoms in order to guarantee food availability and protection from predators (Kruuk, 1963). In commercial sole culture, the use of sand has… Expand
Study of consecutive resuspension and sedimentation processes in aquacultural biosolids using an oscillating grid
Introduction In aquacultural tanks, biosolids are present in the water column and/or tank bottom. Their presence at bottom can lead to hypoxic conditions that affect fish welfare and growth. On the… Expand
Non aerated seaweed culture tank with rotating flow
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