Titlebook: Quantitative Fisheries Stock Assessment; Choice, Dynamics and Ray Hilborn,Carl J. Walters Book 1992 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrec

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Role of Stock Assessment in Fisheries Managementpulations to alternative management choices. Two key words are critical in this thumbnail definition: .and .. The basic concern of stock assessment is to go beyond the obvious qualitative predictions that any student of nature should be able to make about natural limits to production, risks of overf

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Observing fish populations and fisherman dynamics, but we have not yet looked at how to determine which models are actually most consistent with the data, nor how to estimate the parameters of the models. This section, entitled “Estimation of parameters” is the traditional hard core of fisheries stock assessment; the nuts an

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Relating Models to Data: Parameter Estimationa sense, this represents two aspects of fisheries research; theoreticians sit in offices making simple abstract models about how fisheries may or should work, and field staff actually go out on fishing boats, count fish, and collect data. It is often the case that these two groups do not communicate

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Statistical Catch-at-Age Methodsrtality rate using vpa. There are two major problems with vpa: it can give unreliable estimates for cohorts that have not completely disappeared from the fishery, and it requires an assumption about the natural mortality rate