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The movement model for assessing the South African hake populations which was presented to last year’s review workshop is simplified by applying the “gravity” method to model movement. This reduces the numbering of movement parameters estimated from 234 to 68. This results in recent biomass estimates which are slightly more precise and somewhat lower in both absolute terms and relative to estimated pre-exploitation levels. Areas for possible future research are discussed briefly.
gravity model, South African, stock assessment, hake
gravity model, South African, stock assessment, hake
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