MANAGEABLE ELECTRICAL LOCK FOR SERVER CHASSIS

Techniques are described herein for a central manageable solution to servers to protect the data and components inside the chassis. The electronic locks or latches may be centrally controlled and monitored by a central software manager. This lock may prevent theft or unintentional access of the internal components to protect the internal data

Marine Fish Calendar. 4 Cochin

The article provides details about the marine fish landing at Cochin fisheries harbour, Kerala during the period 1981-1985. It was found that the majority of the landing was contributed by purse seine followed by trawlers, drift gill nets, boat seines, hooks and lines etc

Национальное государство и процесс глобализации

Секция I. Международные отношения, внешняя политика и дипломатия Республики Беларус

Proceedings of the Second Workshop on Scientific Results of FORV Sugar Sampudu Mesopelagic fishes from equatorial waters contiguous to Indian EEZ

ABSTRACT Observations on the mesopelagic fishes taken by mid water trawl in the equatorial region (lat. 03°S-03°N to long. 76°-86°E) are presented. The trawling operations were carried out at 12 stations at a depth range of 40-200 m where the station depth varied from 2760-3600 m. The total catch from these stations was 156.6 kg at a catch per hour of 13.1 kg. The average catch per hour was 6.5 kg from the northern side of the equator compared to a higher value of 15.7 kg recorded from the southern side of the equator. Out of a variety of mesopelagic fishes caught, the myctophids constituted 61.3 per cent and the most dominant species were Diaphus ejfulgens, Triphoturus nigrescens, Symbolophorus evermanni and Lampanyctus pusillus. Among the rest of the mesopelagic fishes Cubiceps natalensis was the dominant species. The species and size composition of the major "-onstituents are given. The need for target oriented fishing for the economic utihsation also is discussed

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Proceedings of the Second Workshop on Scientific Results of FORV Sugar Sampudu Distribution and abundance of carangids along the EEZ India

ABSTRACT Distribution and abundance of carangid groups of fish along the EEZ of India based on the data collected during 80 cruises undertaken by FORV Sagar Sampada is presented here. East coast of India showed maximum concentration of ctrangids with a catch rate of 64 kg/hr along the northeast coast. The least distribution was noticed along the northwest coast ( 5 kg/hr). Carangids formed up to a maximum of 19 % of the total bottom trawl catch along the northwest coast. With more than 20 species of carangids reported to be caught in various cruises, Decapterus spp formed the most dominant group, followed by species like Atule mate, Selar crumenophthalmus, Carangoides malabaricus etc. Depthwise distribution showed higher density in the 60-80 m range all along the coast excepting the Andaman-Nicobar archipelago. Areawise, higher densities of carangids were noticed at latitude-longitude . Seasonally, carangids were represented in the catch more during the monsoon especially along the northeast and southwest coasts. Potential yield of carangids along the EEZ of India is estimated to be 94971 tonne