Defining robust harvest strategies, performance indicators and monitoring strategies for the SEF / Andre E. Punt, Gurong Cui and Anthony D. M. Smith.
By: Punt, A. E. (Andre Eric).
Contributor(s): Cui, Gurong | Smith, Anthony D. M | Fisheries Research & Development Corporation (Australia)
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BookSeries: FRDC project ; 98/102.Publisher: S.l. : FRDC : CSIRO Marine Research, 2001Description: 170 p. : ill. ; 30 cm.ISBN: 0643062440.Other title: FRDC final report ; Project 98/102.Subject(s): AUSTRALIA | COMMERCIAL FISHING | FISHERY MANAGEMENT | STOCK ASSESSMENT | MODELLING | INDICATORS | MONITORING
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FRDC projectSummary: Assessments of SEF species continue to be based on the Integrated Analysis framework as the results of the evaluation of harvest strategies for four SEF species indicate that assessments of, and harvest strategies for, SEF species based on this framework perform best. The results are being used by SEFAG, industry and management to help decide how often assessments should be conducted and the key data collection / research needs. The results of the project have also increased interest by fishers and managers to select harvest strategies for SEF species and have further focused debate on the need for appropriately selected performance indicators.
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Assessments of SEF species continue to be based on the Integrated Analysis framework as the results of the evaluation of harvest strategies for four SEF species indicate that assessments of, and harvest strategies for, SEF species based on this framework perform best. The results are being used by SEFAG, industry and management to help decide how often assessments should be conducted and the key data collection / research needs. The results of the project have also increased interest by fishers and managers to select harvest strategies for SEF species and have further focused debate on the need for appropriately selected performance indicators.
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