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The purpose of this paper is to do GIS-based suitable site selection using Scope for Growth index of Styela clava in Jindong Bay. The aquaculture of Styela calva is only conducted in Korea, especially Jindong Bay. Suspended culture of Styela clava was initiated in 2001 and the annual production reached 15,084M/T, but declined to 1,412M/T in 2005. The annual production was increased slightly to 2,484M/T in 2012 but the production is lower than the beginning yield. Scope for Growth(SFG) can indicate interrelationships between environment and organism growth index in aquaculture. GIS-based suitable site selection can be available by the concept of SFG, and fishery management system can be constructed for the sustainable production. As a result of the assessment of habitat suitability, Jindong Bay`s SFG value ranges 0.054~0.57J/day and Styela clava farm`s SFG values range 0.054~0.57J/day, either. The correlation between Styela clava farm`s SFG and the actual production has a good result, as r

GIS-Based Suitable Site Selection for Aquaculture Using Scope for Growth of Styela Clava