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Milon, J. Walter (1998). Title Unknown. Chapter 5, Apogee Research, Inc. and
Resource Economics Consultants, Inc.
The report discusses the theory of travel cost models and explains the
reasons for selecting a particular type of model, a random utility model
(RUM), to develop and apply in this study. The section also describes the
specification and data for the random utility model developed for the Indian
River Lagoon and the regression analysis performed with the model. Finally,
the section describes the results of the modeling effort: the estimated value
of access to the Lagoon for recreational fishing and the value of increased
catch rates for all Lagoon species and for popular nearshore target species
(redfish, snook, and seatrout).
Milon, J. Walter and Eric Thunberg (1991). "A Regional Analysis of
Marine Recreational Fisheries Participation and Attitudes about
Fisheries Management." Proposal, Florida Sea Grant.
The project objectives are to estimate resident participation in
specific fisheries in different regions in Florida and project participation
through the year 2020. Determine whether socioeconomic factors such as age,
household composition, etc. influence participation rates in specific Florida
fisheries. Determine whether catch rates and/or catch limitations influence
anglers' target species choices in different regions. Measure anglers'
perceptions of current fishery management policies and alternative policies
that could be used in the future.
Milon, J. Walter, Katharine Wellman, and John Gauvin (1992).
"Consideration of the Potential Use of Individual Transferable
Quotas in the South Atlantic Mackerel Fishery." Volume IV in Lee
G. Anderson (1992). "Consideration of the Potential Use of
Individual Transferable Quotas in U.S. Fisheries." Vol 1-5.
Final Report, NOAA Contract No. 40AANF101849.
This report discusses the development of an individual transferable
quota system for the recreational south Atlantic mackerel fishery.
Milon, J. Walter, Eric Thunberg, Charles M. Adams, and C.T. Jordan Lin
(1994). "Recreational Anglers' Valuation of Near-Shore Marine
Fisheries in Florida." Report prepared for the Florida Marine
Fisheries Commission under Contract No. C-705 from the Florida
Department of Natural Resources by the Food and Resource Economics
Department, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, Technical
Paper-73, Florida Sea Grant College Program, University of
Florida, P.O. Box 110409, Gainesville, FL, January.
This report describes and summarizes the results from a state wide
survey of Florida resident saltwater anglers. The survey was designed to
provide estimates of the economic value anglers place on marginal changes in
management of selected near shore marine species using the contingent
valuation method.
Milon, J. Walter, Sherry L. Larkin, Donna J. Lee, Kathryn J. Quigley,
and Charles M. Adams (1998). "The Performance of Florida s Spiny
Lobster Trap Certificate Program." Technical Paper-XX, Florida
Sea Grant College Program, University of Florida, P.O. Box 110409,
Gainesville, FL, July.
The purpose of this assessment is to review the performance of the
Florida spiny lobster trap certification program (TCP) using historical catch
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