Step A: Project study. Investors come to learn aquaculture industry and the status, potentiality and constraint of the targeted cultured species. .

Step B: Site selection. Look for suitable candidate sites and conduct sites assessment and then decide the optimal project locations.

Step C: Feasibility study. Based on the selected site and prospective cultured species, simulate the project development and operation to learn possible financial outcomes for final decision on related judgements and arrangements.

Step D: Project planning & design. Based on the prospective sites, conduct actual detail project planning and engineering design. This is the latest time when the project team should be organized to fit in the project implementation.

Step E: Engineering construction & personnel training. Related personnel training shall be conducted so as to learn some details of the construction and be ready for operate.

Step F: Pilot operation and fine-tuning. This is a trial operation and provide the opportunities for fine-tuning the system in terms of both hardware and software.

Step G: Quality and cost monitoring to enable cost-down. This is the formal time to step in commercial operation that products quality and cost should be closely monitored so as to improve the efficiency and work out the way of cost-downing.

Step H: Project expansion: This step is only a possible option for project development. It may connect to Step B for new development.