List of publications from CMFRI on Andaman and Nicobar Islands 1961-1980

List of publications from CMFRI on Andaman and Nicobar Islands 1961-1980 is appended

Linkages between fishermen and researchers in marine fisheries-an analysis

Fisheries play an important role in our country's economic development. In India one million active fishermen are engaged in marine fishing, with about 0.2 million in mechanized sector, 0.17 million in motorized sector and the rest in the artisanal sector. Among the fisher folk engaged in marine fisheries, about 0.7 million work as labourers of whom 65.00 per cent are engaged in artisanal fishin

Analysis of the linkages between fishermen and extension personnel in marine fisheries in Kerala

In marine fisheries the linkages between the fishermen and the extension system play an important role in technology transfer and its adoption. Research studies on linkages in marine fisheries are very limited. So thls study was taken up to find out the linkage activities through which both the systems are contacting each other. It was found that 60 % of the fishermen had medium level of linkage of with the extension personnel followed by low (21.33%) and high (19.34%) linkage level. The paper also highlights the frequency of linkage and the level of perception about linkages between the two systems. The paper implies that the linkage activities need to be enhanced so as to derive an overall development in the fisheries sector

Bibliography of Contributions from Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute

The Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute in the course of over two decades since its inception in 1947, has published the work done by a large number of scientific staff at the headquarters station and the outstation establishments in varied periodicals, memoirs, proceedings of the occasional symposia conducted by the world organisations etc., the total number of publications amounting to about a thousands, covering a wide range of topics in the fields of fishery biology, marine biology, physiology and other related disciplines. The need for an up to date list of publications for ready reference has been keenly felt by the scientific workers of this Institute and other organisations. This bulletin has been prepared by Shri K. Kanakasabapathi of the Institute in addition to his normal official duties. I place on record my appreciation of him for carefully compiling and indexing the list with meticulous care

Catalogue of Serials and Expedition Reports in the Library of the Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute

The present Bulletin is the second in the series issued by the Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute and lists the Serials and Expedition Reports available in the library. In addition to the Publications catalogued, the library has over 3000 books and a very large number of reprints. The Institute’s library is one of the best on fisheries and marine sciences in the Indian Ocean Region and it is hoped that a catalogue of this kind will be useful to those interested in getting an idea of its holdings. Quite a large number of the serials are incomplete at present but it is proposed as far as possible to complete, during the ensuing five-year plan period, those which are of direct interest to the work of the Institute

Bibliography (Part - 2) The publications by the staff of Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute 1986-90

A bibliography was published in April, 1986 listing the publications of the staff of the Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute from 1948 to 1985. Since then voluminous literature have been produced by the staff of the Institute which called for, within a short period, the updating of the bibliography . The present bibliography published as Part-2 of the earlier one, incorporates all the publications of the staff for the five year period from 1986 to 1990

Fault simulation and fuzzy controller for high pressure heater in thermal power plant (writers from India)

This paper presents fault simulation and design of fuzzy logic controller for a high pressure heater in a thermal power plant. An analytical model for the system has been presented in the nonlinear state space form based on fundamental physical laws. The mathematical model is validated with the real time plant data. A fuzzy controller is developed, which performs like a classical proportional plus integral controller, giving the level reference variation based on error in condensate level inside a heater and its change. The state variables are estimated for the normal and faulty condition using the model which is simulated using the plant data. The performances of both controllers are evaluated and the faults are simulated using Matlab simulink