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Creation of a Core Program." Fishery Statistics Division, U.S.
Department of Commerce, National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration, National Marine Fisheries Service, Silver Spring,
MD, March, 22 pp.
A concept paper presenting the design and need for a centralized
fisheries statistics program that would collect biological, economic, and
socio/anthropological data. This data base would be used to assist fishery
managers in developing solutions to pressing allocation problems in U.S.
domestic fisheries. Its main attractive feature is its cost effectiveness in
developing relational data bases that rely on presently existing NMFS
expertise without creating additional burdens on time or resources.
Holliday, Mark and Morton Miller (1992). "Minutes of National Marine
Fisheries Service Economics Workshop." Southwest Fisheries
Science Center, La Jolla, CA, December 2-3, 15 pp.
Minutes of the Economics Workshop meeting concerning various economic
responsibilities in the NMFS regions and plans for the development of an
economic assessment of fishery stocks nation wide. Richard Raulerson's
comments are also included in the file.
Holliday, Mark C. and Barbara K. O'Bannon (1990). "Historical Catch
Statistics, Atlantic and Gulf Coast States, 1879 - 1989." Current
Fishery Statistics No. 9010, Historical Series 5-9 revised, U.S.
Department of Commerce, National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration, National Marine Fisheries Service, Silver Spring,
MD, October.
Federal fishery statistics have been collected by a number of agencies,
including the Fish Commission, Bureau of Fisheries, Fish and Wildlife Service,
Bureau of Commercial Fisheries, and Bureau of the Census. The data have been
published in several series of reports. Since funds for conducting
statistical surveys have been limited, there have been wide variations in the
frequency of the surveys in the various areas. This has made it difficult to
determine the years in which data were available for the various sections, and
also to locate the reports in which the results of surveys were published.
The following bibliography was prepared to make it easier to locate the
results of the various canvasses of the fisheries of the Atlantic and Gulf
states. No attempt has been made to include those publications giving
fragmentary or summary data only, or data on only certain fisheries or states.
Unless otherwise noted, all are publications of the National Marine Fisheries
Service or its predecessor agencies.
Hollin, Dewayne and Steven R. Windh (1984). Cutting Fuel Costs, Alternative
for Commercial Fishermen. TAMU-SG-84-504, Sea Grant College Program,
Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas.
This study, funded by the National Shrimp Congress, gathered energy
conservation information that might help fishermen make decisions about ways
to conserve fuel on both a short-term and long-term basis.
Hollowed, Anne B., Rebecca T. Baldwin, Richard Ferrero, Lowell Fritz,
and Bernard Megrey (1994). "An Examination of Marine Mammal and
Walleye Pollock Fisheries in the Gulf of Alaska Using A Stochastic
Bio-Economic Simulation Model." C.M. 1994/7:16, Theme Session on
Improving the Link Between Fisheries Science and Management:
Biological, Social, and Economic Considerations, International
Council for the Exploration of the Sea, 82 nd Statutory Meeting,
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