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Creator:: Rountree, Barbara
Abstract:: The Atlantic deep sea red crab (Chaceon quinquedens) is the target of a small, directed fishery in the Northeast US, which has been managed using total allowable annual catches (TACs) at the fleet level since 2002. Although not a catch share fishery, it shares many of the same features, behaviors,...
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Creator:: Holland, Daniel
Abstract:: The productivity and resilience of fisheries are subject to a multitude of dynamic and interrelated influences that arise from complex coupling of fish populations with the natural and human systems of which they are a part. With few exceptions, fisheries are managed independently, ignoring important natural and human linkages among...
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Creator:: Knutsson, Ogmundur
Abstract:: The Icelandic fisheries management system has always been controversial in Iceland. In the wake of the force of the financial crisis that hit Iceland the political debate has become increasingly emotional and heated. In this debate a rational understanding of the fisheries management system‚ aims and efficiency has lacked. Previous...
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Creator:: Ekundayo, Taiye and Sogbesan, Olukayode
Abstract:: An investigation was carried out on Lake Geriyo in the month of April to know the pattern of fish exploitation. The fish species sampled were mainly by using canoes as they were landed at the landing site of the lake. A total of fourteen (14) species of thirteen (13) families...
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Creator:: McElroy, Seamus
Abstract:: A study of Somaliland’s marine capture fisheries and markets was conducted in October 2010. The paper presents the results of the author’s assessment of the state of its marine capture fisheries and fresh fish markets and the prospects for adding value along the supply chain resulting from a 2 week...
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Creator:: Benkenstein, Alex
Abstract:: Climate change is set to have far-reaching ecological and economic consequences for the African continent and globally. Developing countries are particularly vulnerable to climate change, not only as a consequence of resource and technology constraints to adapt to climate change, but also due to a greater reliance on the productive...
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Creator:: Cusack, Christopher
Abstract:: Over the past 30 years, fisheries management on the west coast of the United States has undergone a rapid evolution. Starting with very limited management and stock assessment techniques, the complexity of fishery models and size and breadth of fishery data sets have gradually increased, which has coincided with increasingly...
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Creator:: Quaas, Martin
Abstract:: Biologists have criticized traditional biomass models in fishery economics for being oversimplified. Biological stock assessment models are more sophisticated with regard to biological content, but rarely account for economic objectives. Recently, age-structured models of fish stocks have increasingly been used in fisheries economics, but applications have so far mainly been...
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Creator:: Hamza, Kanar
Abstract:: Different methodologies have been used in modeling the epidemiology and economics of aquaculture diseases, including input-output models, benefit-cost analysis, linear programming, simple spreadsheetbased models, compartment models based on differential equations, and spatial models. Despite the advantages that these models provide, there is a need to develop a more integrated approach...
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