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Impacts Of Artificial Reefs On Surrounding Ecosystems, Sarine Manoukian
Impacts Of Artificial Reefs On Surrounding Ecosystems, Sarine Manoukian
USF Tampa Graduate Theses and Dissertations
Artificial reefs are becoming a popular biological and management component in shallow water environments characterized by soft seabed, representing both important marine habitats and tools to manage coastal fisheries and resources. An artificial reef in the marine environment acts as an open system with exchange of material and energy, altering the physical and biological characteristics of the surrounding area. Reef stability will depend on the balance of scour, settlement, and burial resulting from ocean conditions over time. Because of the unstable nature of sediments, they require a detailed and systematic investigation.
Acoustic systems like high-frequency multibeam sonar are efficient tools …