Preliminary results of the Sex- and Area-specific Age-Structured Production Model for the South Coast rock lobster population
Johnston, Susan J; Butterworth, Doug S;
Preliminary results of the Sex- and Area-specific Age-Structured Production Model for the South Coast rock lobster population
Preliminary results of the sex- and area-specific age-structured production model for the South Coast rock lobster, as described in Johnston and Butterworth (2008) are presented here. The model explored to date incorporating time-varying selectivity with estimation in terms of the “MARAM” method (as reported in Johnston and Butterworth 2007). Future results will explore alternate methods.
South Africa
- University of Cape Town South Africa
Age-Structured Production Model, South Coast rock lobster population, Preliminary results
Age-Structured Production Model, South Coast rock lobster population, Preliminary results
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