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Assessment of Fish Biomass and Distribution in a Nuclear Power Plant's Water Intake Zone Using Acoustic and Trawl Methods.
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The cooling water intake systems of coastal nuclear power plants are frequently clogged by marine organisms in the water intake area. This study uses hydroacoustic (BioSonics DT-X, 199 kHz) and trawling methods (20 mm codend mesh size) to research fish spatiotemporal dynamics. Species composition, seasonal variations in fish abundance, and target strength were analyzed. Pearson's correlation analysis revealed a significant negative correlation between water depth and resource density. Significant differences in fish abundance and biomass density were observed among seasons and stations. An analysis of dominant species showed that the IRI (index of relative importance) of
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