Model development to predict environmental concentrations of chemical substances in marine sediment when the substance is applied via feed in marine aquaculture: Task 3.1a, Plan the pilot web application
The present report outlines the planning and deployment of a pilot web application designed to provide a user‐friendly, browser‐based interface for running a coupled hydrodynamic–sediment–chemical dispersion model that predicts Predicted Environmental Concentrations (PEC) of feed additives in marine sediments beneath sea‐cage aquaculture.
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