Catch-effort relationship in Pacific bigeye tuna fishery
Catch-effort relationship in Pacific bigeye tuna fishery
Some problems associated with fitting surplus production models to unsuitable data are discussed. This is illustrated by an application of the Schaefer, Fox and PRODFIT models to Pacific Ocean bigeye tuna (Thunnus obesus ) catch and effort data for 1952-1987, which appear to be better described by purely empirical models.
Tuna fisheries, Mathematical models, Pacific Ocean, Thunnus obesus, Catch/effort, Fisheries, Stock assessment, Aquaculture, Catch/effort, Tuna fisheries, Stock assessment, Mathematical models, Pacific Ocean, Thunnus obesus, jel: jel:Q00
Tuna fisheries, Mathematical models, Pacific Ocean, Thunnus obesus, Catch/effort, Fisheries, Stock assessment, Aquaculture, Catch/effort, Tuna fisheries, Stock assessment, Mathematical models, Pacific Ocean, Thunnus obesus, jel: jel:Q00
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