Background and Theoretical Foundations: Regarding to the role of law awareness in social discipline, awareness of fisheries rules and regulations will be crucial in advancing fisheries affairs. Research with study personnel awareness central headquarter central fisheries organization of Iran of the fisheries rules could measure level of awareness and their teachings in adhere direction implementation of under sector laws. Methodology: With use of questionnaire, was collected personnel information about law provisions and executive regulations rule on the protection and utilization of the Islamic Republic of Iran aquatic resources and also their corrective opinions were collected and the scoring method was used in statistical analysis. Findings: The results showed an average score of 13. 8 and a score of 72. 7% of the total score at a rate of 33/5% were aware of the rules and regulations of fisheries. Despite 53. 8% of the generalities awareness of the rules, awareness of the more specialized rules of fishing and aquaculture was less than expectation. They were about 95% and %77 of the votes that the rules and regulations of the fisheries believed did not need to be reviewed and revised and they did believe to there was a conflict among the tasks of fisheries and other organizations, respectively. Managerial problems, planning, policy making and structural were identified as one of the most important problems in the fisheries sector. Conclusion: So despite a little awareness about of the rules, in addition to the need for review and elimination of contradictions and legal interactions the training of the rules should be more serious until sovereignty and rules enforcing can create more sustainable activities in the field of fisheries.

The load unbalance is one of inherent features of distribution systems which draws a negative sequence current from islanded synchronous generators.This leads to overheating of the stator and, in particular, the rotor core. In such a case, it is not possible to operate the generator at its associated rated power. Thus, implementing an inverter-based resource in parallel with the synchronous generator is the main strategy proposed in this paper to tackle such a problem. To do so, the negative sequence of the reactive power is measured, and the output voltage of the inverter is regulated using a resonance controller in the abg reference frame such that its injected negative sequence current makes the generator voltage balance, as much as possible. Investigations performed in this paper show that based on the proposed method, the inverter can rapidly and effectively compensate the load unbalance in the distribution system. Accordingly, the generator current is also balanced, and thus, there is no need to limit the synchronous generator output power. Moreover, it is not necessary to overdesign the synchronous generator for unbalanced load conditions. As a result, the islanded mode synchronous generator can also be operated in a distribution system with unbalance loads without considerable derating.

Nowadays, most organizations for increasing the capacities, long-term growth and survival and decreasing operations' risk require strategies. These programs have direct relation with the policies, objectives, missions, size, and mobility, degree of complexity and organization structure. This article is trying to use techniques of strategic planning, internal factors (strengths and weakness) and external (opportunities and threats) matrixes, Iran Fisheries Organization long-term goals identified and to develop goals and suggest appropriate strategies. In this context, for developing strategic planning for fisheries industries, some questions raised and based on the analysis conducted, a model to answer questions with the aim of formulating strategic planning was developed.

Illegal fisheries are one of the reasons for disruption of combination of the seas fisheries, their significant reduction and loss of food security. Therefore, mechanisms have been devised to prevent the depletion and destruction of the seas fisheries. On the one hand, an Exclusive Economic Zone has been created, and the Coastal State has been given the authority to manage and protect its living resources. On the other hand, the Flag State has been given exercise of jurisdiction in fisheries matters over ship flying its flag in the in the Exclusive Economic Zone and the High Seas. But the combination of the two, for some reason and another, faces mutual limitations that have led to their inefficiency. Meanwhile, the Regional Fisheries Management Organization’ s theory of monitoring does not address the responsibility of the Coastal State and the Flag State with specific mechanisms in this regard. Therefore, examining the competence and obligations of the Coastal State and the Flag State in the field of illegal fisheries and the Regional Fisheries Management Organization’ s monitoring components are one of the goals and topics of this manuscript to answer related questions. First, what are the reasons for the inefficiency of the competencies and obligations of the Coastal State and the Flag State in connection with illegal fisheries? Secondly, what is the role and components of the supervision of the Regional Fisheries Management Organization in this area and the reason for its inefficiency? The research findings show that the exercise of the sovereign rights of the Coastal State in the Exclusive Economic Zone interferes with the right to freedom of navigation and freedom of fishing of foreign ships and the authority of the Flag State in matters over ship flying its flag. The Coastal State invokes domestic law and executive discretion, but is still subject to the restrictions set out in the UNCLOS, which applies to foreign ships and its Flag State. The Regional Fisheries Management Organization’ s monitoring over the performance of the Coastal State and the Flag State in connection with illegal fisheries is insufficient, despite the fact that it faces executive restrictions. However, the prospect of a tripartite cooperation between the Coastal State, the Flag State and the Regional Fisheries Management Organization of the promising to overcome this situation.

Fisheries experts have an important role in aquatic production system. Their main function is to guide the clientele and fish producers to make sure they practice sustainable aquaculture with regard to the principles, laws and regulations as determined by the Iranian Fisheries Organization (Shilat).The main purpose of this study was to assess perceptions of fisheries experts in respect to sustainable aquaculture. The type of study is descriptive – correlative and applied survey method. The population include in 550 officers who employ in headquarters and aquaculture executive sectors. Samples of 226 officers were selected using stratified sampling technique. Validity of the research instrument was done with due attention to the supervisor and advisor comments and collective of aquaculture experts. A pilot test was conducted by 10 questionnaires and 0.85 was computed as a coefficient of Alpha. The research findings showed that more than 97 % of subjects have positive perception toward sustainable aquaculture, and also the respondents emphatically agreed that: It must be applied proper techniques and technology for site and different conditions through sustainable aquaculture practices, sustainable aquaculture must prohibit aquatic resources and it must have the least of environmental destruction.