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fishery policy evaluation, the length of the planning period and the state of
the stock at the end of this period must be specified, although both these
factors influence the results. It is suggested that this limitation can be
overcome by evaluating policy over an infinite horizon. An optimization model
for evaluating policy in a multi-cohort single species fishery over an
infinite planning horizon id developed by incorporating results from a steady
state fishery model in a multi-period model. The use of this approach is
illustrated using data for the western mackerel fishery.
Godcharles, Mark F. (1993). "Synoptic History of Federal Management of
King and Spanish Mackerel and Other Coastal Migratory Pelagic
Species in the Gulf of Mexico and the South Atlantic." A
contribution to the 1993 SAFE Report, National Marine Fisheries
Service, Southeast Regional Office, St. Petersburg, FL, May.
A review of the management history of the migratory coastal pelagics
fishery from the implementation of the fishery management plan to amendment 6.
Godcharles, Mark F. (1997). "Catch Limits Approved for King and Spanish
Mackerel." News release, National Marine Fisheries Service,
Southeast Regional Office, St. Petersburg, FL, April.
A news release issued to announce catch limits approved for king and
Spanish mackerel fisheries in the Gulf of Mexico and south Atlantic groups.
Attached is a history of management regulations indicating initial allocations
and subsequent landings of the two species since regulations were initially
imposed.
Godcharles, Mark F. and Michael D. Murphy (1986). "Species Profiles:
Life History and Environmental Requirements of Coastal Fishes and
Invertebrates (South Florida), King Mackerel and Spanish
Mackerel." U.S. Fish and Wildlife Serve Biological Report
82(11.58), U.S. Army corps of Engineers, TR EL-82-4, June, 18 pp.
This species profile is one of a series on coastal aquatic organisms,
principally fish, of sport, commercial, or ecological importance. The
profiles are designed to provide coastal managers, engineers, and biologists
with a brief comprehensive sketch of the biological characteristics and
environmental requirements of the species and to describe how populations of
the species may be expected to react to environmental changes caused by
coastal development. Each profile has sections on taxonomy, life history,
ecological role, environmental requirements, and economic importance, if
applicable.
Goh, Bean-San (1980). Management and Analysis of Biological
Populations. Developments in Agricultural and Managed- Forest
Ecology, Elsevier Scientific Publishing Company, New York.
The two objectives of this book are to demonstrate that Liapunov and
Liapunov-like functions can be success fully used to establish, in a nonlinear
population model, stability relative to realistic perturbations and to
demonstrate the usefulness of optimal control theory in the management of
biological populations. Management policies should always be implemented in a
feedback manner. This would reduce some of the adverse effects of
uncertainties in an ecosystem in the real world.
Gold, Susan M. (1996). Fisheries Logbook System, Preliminary Design Draft.
Southeast Fisheries Science Center, National Marine Fisheries Service,
Miami, FL, February, 36 pp.
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