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Fig. 1 Johor administrative boundaries and population centres
Fig. 2 Locations of water quality measurements. Site names corresponding to the numbers are in Table 2 (a) west coast
Fig. 2 Locations of water quality measurements. Site names corresponding to the numbers are in Table 2 (b) south and southeast coast
Fig. 2 Locations of water quality measurements. Site names corresponding to the numbers are in Table 2 (c) northeast coast
ERDAS MODELS AND FUNCTIONS
Fig. 3 Earth Resources Data Analysis System, Inc. (ERDAS) overview of modules
Fig. 4 Locations of soils rating fair or better for both pH and texture. Kranji, a potentially acid soil, is identified individually (a) west coast
Fig. 4 Locations of soils rating fair or better for both pH and texture. Kranji, a potentially acid soil, is identified individually (b) south and southeast coast
Fig. 4 Locations of soils rating fair or better for both pH and texture. Kranji, a potentially acid soil, is identified individually (c) northeast coast
Fig. 5 Soil suitability ratings with respect to acidity in relation to total annual rainfall. Kranji, a potentially acid soil, is identified individually (a) west coast
ISOHETS vs SOIL CLASSIFICATION (pH)
(SOUTH JOHOR)
Fig. 5 Soil suitability ratings with respect to acidity in relation to total annual rainfall. Kranji, a potentially acid soil, is identified individually (b) south and southeast coast
Fig. 5 Soil suitability ratings with respect to acidity in relation to total annual rainfall. Kranji, a potentially acid soil, is identified individually (c) northeast coast
Fig. 6 Shrimp farm sites selected in previous investigations in relation to soil ratings developed for shrimp farming for the present study (a) west coast
Fig. 6 Shrimp farm sites selected in previous investigations in relation to soil ratings developed for shrimp farming for the present study (b) south and southeast coast
Fig. 7a Mean, maximum and minimum concentrations of ammonia nitrogen at various water quality stations. Station names and sample sizes are in Table 2
Fig. 7b The percentage of observations of ammonia nitrogen at various water quality stations exceeding “slightly polluted” (0.5 ppm) levels
Fig. 8a Mean, maximum and minimum BOD concentrations at various water quality stations. Station names and sample sizes are in Table 2
Fig. 8b The percentage of BOD observations at various water quality stations exceeding “moderately polluted” (5–10 ppm) levels. “Grossly polluted” levels exceed 10 ppm
Fig. 9 Prediction of land use impacts on water quality for aquaculture in Johor
Fig. 10a Mean, maximum and minimum salinities at various water quality stations. Station names and sample sizes are in Table 2
Fig. 10b The percentage of salinity observations at various water quality stations ranging into the “poor” suitability (<10 ppt) category
Fig. 11 Bathymetry, shelter and current velocities (a) west coast
Fig. 11 Bathymetry, shelter and current velocities (b) southwest coast
Fig. 11 Bathymetry, shelter and current velocities (c) west Straits of Johor
Fig. 11 Bathymetry, shelter and current velocities (d) east Straits of Johor
Fig. 11 Bathymetry, shelter and current velocities (e) Sg. Johor and southeast coast
