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Validation of a feedback harvest control rule in data-limited conditions for managing multispecies fisheries

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Title: Validation of a feedback harvest control rule in data-limited conditions for managing multispecies fisheries
Authors: Ledhyane Ika Harlyan Browse this author
Wu, Dengke Browse this author
Kinashi, Ryosuke Browse this author
Methee, Kaewnern Browse this author
Matsuishi, Takashi Browse this author →KAKEN DB
Keywords: Data-limited
Feedback control
Harvest control rule
Management strategy evaluation
Multispecies fisheries
Issue Date: Oct-2019
Publisher: Canadian Science Publishing
Journal Title: Canadian journal of fisheries and aquatic sciences
Volume: 76
Issue: 10
Start Page: 1885
End Page: 1893
Publisher DOI: 10.1139/cjfas-2018-0318
Abstract: Harvest control rules (HCRs) for sustainable fishery management have been developed for data-limited fish species for which stock assessments cannot be conducted. However, HCRs have largely not considered mixed-species catches, as when fishing-effort data are widely pooled for numerous minor species in a multispecies fishery. Presently, a feedback HCR has been successfully applied in Japanese fisheries management. By combining management strategy evaluation with a simulation to generate mixed-species data from a multispecies fishery that assume constant catchability (q) among species, the performance of this feedback HCR was evaluated and then compared with its performance using species-specific data. In most cases, the biomass was controlled over that needed for maximum sustainable yield (MSY) and the fishing effort was under the fishing mortality consistent with achieving MSY (FMSY). However, for slow-growing species, the biomass might become lower than what is required to remain capable of producing MSY, even though fishing effort was controlled under FMSY. The results show that the feedback HCR is appropriate for multispecies fisheries management where only mixed-species data are available but with special monitoring for slow-growing minor species.
Type: article (author version)
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/2115/75626
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Submitter: 松石 隆

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