
Gipson Edappazham- Ph.D. (Marine Sciences), M.Sc. (Industrial Fisheries), B.Sc. (Botany)
- Professor (Associate) at JAIN (Deemed-to-be University)
Gipson Edappazham
- Ph.D. (Marine Sciences), M.Sc. (Industrial Fisheries), B.Sc. (Botany)
- Professor (Associate) at JAIN (Deemed-to-be University)
Currently researching on the impacts of climate change and pollution. I am open for collaborative research in my fields
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Introduction
Experienced in Sustainable Development, Fishing, Aquaculture, Fisheries, Organic Farming, Sustainable Agriculture, Food Safety, Food Processing & Quality Control.
Current institution
JAIN (Deemed-to-be University)
Current position
- Professor (Associate)
Additional affiliations
August 2012 - June 2019
Publications
Publications (14)
PhD Admission 2024 -
Applications are invited for Ph.D. (Doctor of Philosophy) Programme at JAIN (Deemed-to-be University), India.
The Ph.D. Programmes are offered under different domains - including Marine Science/Life Sciences.
- Last Date for Applying: 04-Jan-2024 (Thursday) -
- Admission/Selection Process: Application > Entrance Test (*)...
The effects of ongoing climate change have caused a poleward shift in the distribution of species due to the rapidly rising water temperatures. This calls for an immediate need to assess and document the extent of climate change-driven animal migrations occurring in the Arctic waters. However, the extreme climatic conditions and the remoteness of t...
Longlining is an important fishing method targeting sharks, tuna, seer fish etc. Fishing line is tied to high carbon steel hook using stainless steel snood wire in order to avoid large carnivorous fishes from biting off the hook. Corrosion is a major problem with hooks and often the hook fails at the eye region where the line is attached to the hoo...
Corrosion of fishing hooks is a major problem faced by hook and line fishing industry. This communication presents the results of a study taken up to asses the corrosion resistance of round bent, flatted hook no. 7 with two different surface coatings; viz., tinned and blued. The hooks were exposed to 300 h of salt spray as per ASTM B117. The tinned...
Yarns of 37 different sizes ranging from 0.08 to 3.0 mm diameter were found to be in use for fishing purposes, in South India. The physical and mechanical properties viz., linear density, runnage and the tensile break-load and elongation of nylon monofilament yarns were assessed. Of the 37 diameters tested, BIS (Bureau of Indian Standards) standard...
Very few studies have been conducted to analyse physical and mechanical properties of fishing hooks. The present work is an account of a study carried out on five major brands of number seven round bent fishing hooks available in India, which are used to harvest tuna and medium sized fish resources. We have selected three imported and two indigenou...
Fishing hooks stand out among the simplest and the oldest of such devices. They are not well studied, and the available studies are out dated due to emergence of new models materials and technologies. Methods of numbering of hooks are not standardized. This review dwells into their history and evolution, terminology, properties, classification, num...
Fishing hooks are among the simplest and the oldest of fishing devices. Due attention has not been given in the study of hooks and what ever work that are made have now become out dated due to emergence of new models, materials and technologies. There are no well-defined standard methods for classifying fishing hook. This communication reviews the...
Comparative Physical and Mechanical strength properties of indigenous and imported No.7 size Round Bent Fishing Hooks