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Offshore aquaculture is the subject of intense debate, focusing on feasibility, sustainability, and the potential for effective expansion in the context of competing uses of the coastal zone, and a world requirement for an additional thirty million tonnes of aquatic products by 2050.A modelling framework that integrates the SWAT model for the watershed, Delft3D for ocean circulation, and the EcoWin...