3D Corporate Tourism in the Marine Sciences: Application-Oriented Problem Solving in Marine and Coastal Ecosystems

3D corporate tourism in the marine sciences is a solution-based approach to innovation in science, engineering and design. Corporate international scientists, engineers and designers work with local experts in Malaysian marine and coastal environments: they jointly discover, develop and design compl...

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Ecosystems
Innovations
Mapping
Marine engineering
Marine environment
Marine resources
Natural resources
Problem solving
Resource management
Segmentation
Strategic management
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