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This research aimed at validating the fully raster-based suitability modelling for sea cucumber ( Holothuria scabra ) that has been created for the waters of Kiowa Bay, Enggano Island, Bengkulu. To validate the model, eighty-four sea cucumbers were cultivated on two different suitability classes. The field test phase includes setting the cultivation cages; measurement of sea cucumber weight; measurement of water quality parameter; and substrate analysis. Sea cucumbers were put into 2 cultivation cages (Cage 1:  highly suitable , and Cage 2:  less suitable ), and for each cage, it was divided into 3 sub-cages. Before weighing, the sea cucumber was taken out from the water and then put into a tray layered with tissue, and left for 30 seconds. Measurements were conducted at the beginning of the study (t 0 ) and then carried out every three weeks until t 3 . The data analysis includes the Specific Growth Rate; Daily Growth Rate; Absolute Growth; and Survival Rate. The results showed that the Specific Growth Rate; Daily Growth Rate; Absolute Growth; and Survival Rate at Cage 1 (ie 0.5%; 0.88 gram; 62.28 gram; and 85.71%) better than the same parameters at Cage 2 (ie 0.34%; 0.64 gram; 45.33 grams; and 69.05%). These results indicate that the raster-based data for sea cucumber suitability model has advantages over the sea cucumber suitability model analyzed using vector-based data.

Validating The Fully Raster-Based Suitability Model for Sea Cucumber (Holothuria scabra)