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Potential for geographical information systems (GIS) in fisheries management,ementation might begin and progress. The reasons for this confidence in GIS are rooted in the observed benefits which it has brought to the management of many terrestrial-based activities, and to the consequent accelerating expansion in the progress and fortunes of the whole GIS sector.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/1-4020-3046-0be described as the fisheries industry. Since the time is rapidly approaching when this branch of information technology (IT) will make its presence strongly felt here, it is appropriate both to set out the potential for GIS in fisheries research and development and to suggest ways in which its impl