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nets. There was no significant difference in shrimp CPUE between standard
nets and nets equipped with Super Shooter TEDs with a funnel.
Renaud, Maurice, Gregg Gitschlag, Edward Klima, Arvind Shah, Dennis Koi,
and James Nance (1991). "Evaluation of the Impacts of Turtle
Excluder Devices (TEDs) on Shrimp Catch Rates in Coastal Waters of
the United States Along the Gulf of Mexico and Atlantic, September
1989 through August 1990." National Marine Fisheries Service,
Galveston Laboratory, 4700 Ave. U, Galveston, TX 77551.
Trained NMFS observers collected information from September 1989 to
August 1990 on catch rates of shrimp and finfish from commercial shrimp
vessels voluntarily participating in this study. Data were compared between
TED equipped nets and standard shrimp nets using multivariate paired t-tests.
Yield was modeled to determine what impact various levels of shrimp loss would
have on the overall population.
Renaud, Maurice, Gregg Gitschlag, Edward Klima, Arvind Shah, James
Nance, Charles Caillouet, Zoula Zein-Eldin, Dennis Koi, and Frank
Patella (1990). "Evaluation of the Impacts of Turtle Excluder
Devices (TEDs) on Shrimp Catch Rates in the Gulf of Mexico and
South Atlantic, March 1988 through July 1989." NOAA Technical
Memorandum, NMFS-SEFC-254, National Marine Fisheries Service,
Galveston Laboratory, 4700 Ave. U, Galveston, TX 77551.
Trained NMFS observers collected information from March 1988 to July
1989 on catch rates of shrimp and finfish from commercial shrimp vessels
voluntarily participating in this study. Data were compared between TED
equipped nets and standard shrimp nets using multivariate paired t-tests.
Yield was modeled to determine what impact various levels of shrimp loss would
have on the overall population.
Research Support & Training Branch (1995). Modelling with Explanatory
Variables. SAS/ETS Applications Seminar, Information Services
Division, Economics Research Service, United States Department of
Agriculture, 30 pp.
Notes for a seminar on ARIMA and transfer function models.
Resosudarmo, Budy P. (1995). The Construction of a Bioeconomic Model of the
Indonesian Flying Fish Fishery. Marine Resource Economics, 10(4):357-
372.
The high price of flying fish eggs in Japan encourages South Sulawesi
fishermen in Indonesia to harvest increasing quantities of eggs every year.
Similarly, the increasing local demand for flying fish encourages Indonesian
fishermen to use gill nets to catch more fish. As a consequence of this
increasing quantity of eggs harvested and fish caught, Indonesia has become
concerned about the over exploitation of the flying fish population.
Thus far policy suggestions concerning the management of the flying fish
fishery have been based on a static biological model, since the data needed to
construct a dynamic bioeconomic model are very limited. This paper presents a
method for constructing a dynamic bioeconomic model of the Indonesian flying
fish fishery with very limited data on the fish population. A calibration
technique is developed to build the dynamic biological model.
Resource Economics Consultants (1994). "Estimation of Gulf of Mexico
Shrimp Fishing Costs and Returns." Final report prepared for U.S.
Department of Commerce, NOAA, National Marine Fisheries Service,
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