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Forecasting the Seasonal Timing of Maine's Lobster Fishery [PDF]
Frontiers in Marine Science, 2017 The fishery for American lobster is currently the highest-valued commercial fishery in the United States, worth over US$620 million in dockside value in 2015.
Katherine E Mills +2 more
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IEEE Access, 2022 Fishery catch forecasting is a crucial aspect of aquatic research because of its relevance to establishing effective fishery management and resource allocation systems.
Yue Zhang +2 more
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Marine fishery resource dynamic prediction based on CNN-XGBoost fusion model [PDF]
Scientific ReportsMarine fishery resource prediction is crucial for sustainable fishery management and ecosystem conservation, yet traditional statistical methods face limitations in capturing the complex non-linear relationships and multi-scale temporal dependencies ...
Mingqi Zhang
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Simulation and forecasting of fishery weather based on statistical machine learning
Information Processing in AgricultureAs the new generation of artificial intelligence (AI) continues to evolve, weather big data and statistical machine learning (SML) technologies complement each other and are deeply integrated to significantly improve the processing and forecasting ...
Xueqian Fu, Chunyu Zhang, Fuhao Chang
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Exploring the Habitat Distribution of Decapterus macarellus in the South China Sea Under Varying Spatial Resolutions: A Combined Approach Using Multiple Machine Learning and the MaxEnt Model [PDF]
BiologyThe selection of environmental variables with different spatial resolutions is a critical factor affecting the accuracy of machine learning-based fishery forecasting.
Qikun Shen +4 more
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Environmental Effects on the Ecological Carrying Capacity of Marine Ranching in the Northern South China Sea [PDF]
BiologyThe marine ecological carrying capacity (MECC) of marine ranching serves as a crucial indicator for assessing the conservation effect of fishery resources and forms a significant basis for scientific management of coastal fisheries.
Ziwen Wang +5 more
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Forecasting models for tuna fishery with aerospatial remote sensing
International Journal of Remote Sensing, 1991 Abstract Tropical tuna movements can be observed from space. We must deduce them by models based on tuna behaviour. To find high concentrations of tunas, we have to find areas with high density of tuna forage. The knowledge of the surface thermal signature of fertilizing processes of water masses is possible using satellite infrared radiometers. We can
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Forecasting fisheries collapse [PDF]
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 2013 When sustainably managed, wild harvests from the sea provide livelihoods and a vital source of protein for hundreds of millions of people (1, 2). If managed well, these benefits are perpetually renewable. However, numerous challenges can compromise the sustainability of this natural bounty.
Steven D, Gaines, Christopher, Costello
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npj Ocean Sustainability, 2023 The Arctic’s extreme environmental conditions and remoteness make it a complex and dynamic environment for maritime operators. We find that Arctic shipping has grown by 7% per year over the past decade, despite the hazardous weather and sea-ice ...
Malte Müller +3 more
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Results of the salmon fishing season in the North Pacific in 2022
Известия ТИНРО, 2023 Results of the 2022 salmon fishing season in the North Pacific are presented, including the data on landing of pacific salmon in the Far East of Russia, on the Pacific and Arctic coasts of North America and in Japan.
S. L. Marchenko
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