SS-DBEM model results for main tuna commercial species

Projected body size and potential biomass changes (in %) for the main commercial tuna species and swordfish by each RFMO by the mid- and the end-of-the-century. The changes have been estimated as the difference between the future and the reference period. A multi-species ecosystem model which integrates a species-based model (DBEM, Dynamic Bioclimatic Envelope Model) with the size-spectrum approach (SS) was used in this study. The code for the model is available here.

Maite Erauskin_Extramiana was funded with postdoc grant by the Government of Spain Ministry of Science and Innovation (EU-Eranet PCI2018-092995)

Keywords

Tuna fishery, climate change, fishing pressure, future scenarios, Ecosystem-Based Model, Size Spectrum, Bioclimatic Envelope Model

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