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13 and 24, Sea Grant College Program, Texas A&M University.
A summary of the fisheries management problem in the southeastern
region. Problems related to habitat, allocation between user groups, bycatch,
individual transferable quotas, etc. are discussed and placed in a broader
context.
Kemmerer, Andrew J. (1996). Letter to the Gulf of Mexico Fishery
Management Council, Southeast Regional Office, National Marine
Fisheries Service, St. Petersburg, FL, November, 9 pp.
Comments based on a review of Amendment 9 to the Fishery Management Plan
for the Shrimp Fishery of the Gulf of Mexico, Regulatory Impact Review, Draft
Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement, and Social Impact Analysis
(9/20/96).
Kemmerer, Andrew J. (1996). Briefing for Upcoming Gulf of Mexico
Fishery Management Council Meeting (November 11-14, 1996) in Point
Clear, Al. Memorandum for Rolland Schmitten, Southeast Regional
Office, National Marine Fisheries Service, St. Petersburg, FL,
November, 3 pp.
Briefing memorandum for the Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council
meeting in Pt. Clear, Alabama covering shrimp amendment 9 (bycatch reduction),
reef fish, and stone crab.
Kenchington, T.J. and A.T. Charles (1989). A Definition of Fishing
Capacity. Submitted to the Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic
Sciences, 46:XXX-XXX.
We identify both the importance of fishing capacity to modern fisheries
management and the lack of a definition of this parameter. A review of the
concepts of capacity in the fisheries literature is used to elucidate the
properties that the missing definition should have. Fishing capacity is then
defined in terms of the fishing mortality that a boat or a fleet could exert
under specified conditions. Capacity thus defined is contrasted with fishing
effort, fishing power, and capital investment in the fishery. The remaining
problems with this definition of capacity are examined and it is suggested
that these are inevitable consequences of attempting to measure fishing
capacity, regardless of the definition chosen.
Kennedy, F.S., J.J. Crane, R.A. Schlieder, and D.G. Barber (1977).
"Studies of the Rock Shrimp, Sicyonia Brevirostris, A New Fishery
Resource on Florida's Atlantic Shelf." Florida Marine Research
Publications, Florida Department of Natural Resources, Marine
Research Laboratory, Number 27, June, 69 pp.
Life history, fishery dynamics, and potential stock locations of the
Florida east coast continental shelf population of rock shrimp were studied
over a two year period.
Kennedy, John O.S. (1987). "A Computable Game Theoretic Approach to
Modeling Competitive Fishing." Marine Resource Economics, 4(1):1-
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A fishery is considered in which the young are harvested by one nation
and the adults by another. The harvests are sold on separate markets.
Finding the optimal strategies of the two nations is treated as a problem in
dynamic noncooperative game theory. While in most other models players make
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