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Indicator Based Ecological Health Analysis Using Chlorophyll and Sea Surface Temperature Along with Fish Catch Data off Mumbai Coast
... In the recent past, several studies have been conducted to study the correlation between fish-catch, SST and chlorophyll as mentioned here. Studies correlating SST and chlorophyll-a along with the seasonal ...
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Predictive Modeling of Pelagic Fish Catch using Seasonal ARIMA Models
... monthly fish catch of Trichiurus lepturus and Amblygaster leiogaster for the period of five years 2007-2011 ...slender fish found throughout the tropical and temperate waters of the ...Total ...
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Predictive modeling of pelagic fish catch in Malaysia using seasonal ARIMA models
... In fish catch statistics has only recently been given attention by the research ...marine fish production in ...marine fish catch, ...monthly catch of five years fish data ...
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An investigation of the Greenback Flounder, Rhombosolea tapirina Gunther
... of' the total scale fish catCh of Australia, they are nevertheless economically impor·tant in the areas where they are caught due to the high :market price they command.. The greenback f[r] ...
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Spatio-temporal declines in Philippine fisheries and its implications to coastal municipal fishers' catch and income
... to fish catch data. Although, fish catch has been criticized as being mis- representative when analyzing fisheries status (Branch et ...2011), catch data is currently the most complete, ...
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Estimation of Potential Zone of Mackerel Fishing Based on Sea Surface Temperature and chlorophyll-a in Waters Indramayu Using a Citra Aqua Modis
... mackerel fish catch in the territorial waters of Kabupaten Indramayu and to estimate the map of mackerel fishing potential zone in the territorial waters of Kabupaten ...mackerel fish was quite ...
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Forecasting pelagic fish in Malaysia using ETS State Space Approach
... sea catch. Pelagic fish refers to those fish that spend most of their life swimming in the water column (seas, oceans or open waters which associated with the surface or middle depths of a water ...
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Catch Levels and Capital Investment of Artisanal Fishermen in Lagos State, Nigeria
... age, catch level, fishing experience, credit sources and educational ...to catch more fish than older men with feeble ...general fish catch levels (Olomola, 1991; Mabawonku et ...
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Long-term variations in bycatch reduction device (BRD) effectiveness and trawl catch rates in a tropical fish assemblage
... the fish assemblage over time will be the focus of Chapter 4 of this ...of fish in coastal fish assemblages with physical and environmental variability (Zeeberg et ...coastal fish species on ...
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The Status Of Catch Per Unit Effort (Cpue) And Utilization Rate Of Skipjack Tuna (Katsuwonus Pelamis) In The Kolaka Waters, Southeast Sulawesi, Indonesia
... of fish catch, and natural factors like seasons and oceanography ...available fish stock without any affecting the sustainability of that fish ...optimum catch and actual value ...
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A fish stock assessment model using survey data when estimates of catch are unreliable
... commercial catch data can be undermined by misreporting or where parts of the catch, such as discards, are not accounted ...estimate catch on a relative scale which can be compared to reported ...use ...
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Catch rates, composition and fish size from reefs managed with periodically-harvested closures
... longer-lived fish to rebuild during closure ...elevated catch rates, increased abundance or larger fish, but these are realised only in a small proportion of fishing grounds and may be quickly ...
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Desirability of a standard notation for fisheries assessment
... ruitment in the fishing ground [77]. Assimilation factor [143]. Duration of each recapture period in Jones [92]. Movement probability in diffusion model [141]. Price [67]. Weighting factor [72]. Landed price; probability ...
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Recreational Fisheries in Rural Regions of the South-Western Iberian Peninsula: A Case Study
... to fish (70.18%). Anglers prefer to fish in both rivers and reservoirs ...(37.43%) fish throughout the year or during the hottest months ...they fish between 20 and 70 days a year (Figure 1c), ...
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Blue Economy Approach-Based Mangrove Resources Conservation for Coastal Community’s Prosperity in Sidoarjo Regency, East Java, Indonesia
... Sampling method was non probability samplingusing purposive sampling procedure. Population covered community (fishermen and fish farmers who got direct impact of mangrove forest damage), environmentalists, ...
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Gear-based fisheries management as a potential adaptive response to climate change and coral mortality
... Many coral reefs are located in poor, developing countries (Donner & Portere 2007) where fishing restrictions can undermine local livelihoods and are, therefore, difficult to justify and enforce (McClanahan, Hicks ...
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Political Economy of Vulnerability: a Gendered Analysis of Drought and Livelihood Struggles Among Farming Communities in Puruliya (West Bengal, India)
... Globalisation has also increased the market demand for aq- uaculture-based produce such as fish and shrimps. In this con- text, the state government has encouraged many farmers who customarily own water bodies to ...
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The Economics of the Atlantic Menhaden Fishery.
... for fish oil demand in the United States can be found in the lower section of Table ...of fish oil produced, while insignificant does fall between the two estimates for this coefficient using ordinary least ...
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Factors influencing the choice of a safe haven for offloading illegally caught fish: a comparative analysis of developed and developing economies
... on fish for 15–20 % of their daily animal protein intake, and 8 % of the global population, primarily from developing econ- omies, works in the fishing industry (FAO ...world’s fish stocks were fully ...
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Abrupt Climate Regime Shifts, Their Potential Forcing and Fisheries Impacts
... all fish species will respond similarly to the same physical change in the environment; some fish may be affected by specific changes such as food availability, the depth where the specific fish spe- ...
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