
Deployment Sequencing
Deployment follows a sequence for the most efficient possible transformations and results. The categories you choose will be placed in a sequence based on the following order:
The fixed systems, the gear that runs them, and any specialized work the build depends on. Controls, aeration, stabilization, dredging, and structures go in before the water itself gets worked. On this sector that is often most of the build.
With the systems in place, the water and the ground around it get what they need: correction, living biology, and the control that keeps pressure off. These three lead the work that goes into the water itself.
Planting and the aquatic life come in at the same time or close behind Chemistry, Biology, and Protection. Aquatic and shoreline plantings go into water and ground that are ready to carry them, and the fish, stock, or fishery go onto the program the design worked out. Those three still lead; planting and stocking follow.
With the build in and running, the water gets a management system and you and your people get trained to carry it. This comes last because you cannot run or teach a system that is not yet in place.