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Translation Series No.1211

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November to March for forming the mean value. Since sufficient data for<br />

driftnet fishing are available only from February onwards, it will be<br />

best to use the period February till April for the calculation of the<br />

representative carbtiee per unit effort.<br />

°led,<br />

An exact correction for the cap-titre-per unit effort by line<br />

in regard to the wind conditions could be made in the following manner.<br />

1. All data for each of the months November to March are to be divided<br />

into those for wind speeds above and below 5 Beaufort, and then sep-<br />

arated according to the four wind directions.<br />

2. It is possible to eliminate the wind effect by calculating the mean(Pf<br />

ç'th-<br />

the five data)for the wind directions and calm. This provides corrected<br />

values for each month above and below 5 Beaufort.<br />

3. A mean monthly value can be calculated from these data for the two<br />

wind speeds.<br />

4. The monthly trend of the melees per unit effôrt that is now available<br />

must be corrected in regard tb the food . supply through the comparison<br />

of net and line catches for the months February/March.<br />

5. Finally the arithmetic mean Of the data for the months November to<br />

March has to be calculated.<br />

When a complicated procedure of correction as —that outlined here<br />

Is to have any meaning, it will be necessary that the individual data menm<br />

tioned under point 1 are based on representative catches. Each of these<br />

statementà must have the same statistical value as the finally calcula,ted.<br />

yearly mean value. However, for the present material this does not hold<br />

true: The result of a correction as outlined above can . therefore be used<br />

only with reservations. '<br />

•<br />

To begin with, let us inspect first the net catches, which, it

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