Rescaled Tristan GLM-Standardised Lobster CPUE to take account of fishing efficiency changes

Johnston, Susan; Butterworth, Doug S

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Rescaled Tristan GLM-Standardised Lobster CPUE to take account of fishing efficiency changes

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Research 01 Mar 2016 South Africa English Publisher:Marine Resource Assessment and Management Group

Authors: Johnston, Susan; Butterworth, Doug S;

handle: 11427/22532

Rescaled Tristan GLM-Standardised Lobster CPUE to take account of fishing efficiency changes

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The Powerboat CPUE series for Tristan was last updated in 2015 (MARAM/Tristan/2015/MAY/06) and took data for the 1994-20141 seasons into account. A GLM with year and month as fixed effects was applied to these data as has been done in the past. Data on both the areas fished and the fishermen’s names are now available for recent seasons. A method is proposed whereby the full GLM for Tristan can be rescaled to take into account the overall fishing efficiency changes informed by these new data. The inclusion of the fishing efficiency changes results in a slightly less pessimistic CPUE trend over recent seasons.

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South Africa

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University of Cape Town
South Africa

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