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Pelagic shark fisheries of Indonesia's Eastern Indian Ocean Fisheries Management Region

African Journal of Marine Science, 2015
Sharks are commonly caught in Indonesian waters both by target fisheries and as bycatch. Fishers targeting sharks mostly employ drift longlines, whereas tuna longlines and gillnets are the gear mostly responsible for shark bycatch. Our studies on shark fisheries have been conducted since 2006 and have focused on the eastern Indian Ocean region, the ...
Fahmi, Dharmadi
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Fisheries management and the value chain: The Northeast Atlantic pelagic fisheries case

Fisheries Research, 2017
We develop a model to identify the welfare-optimal management of fisheries that operate in the global economy. Historically, fisheries economics has mainly focused on the loss of rent due to fleet overcapacity and less on the potential welfare gain by having a broader approach to fisheries management.
Nielsen, Max, Andersen, Peder, Ravensbeck, Lars, Laugesen, Frederik Møller, Kristófersson, Dadi Már, Ellefsen, Hans   +5 more
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Fishery for the Large Pelagic resources in Gujarat

2021
P Abdul Azeez, K Mohammed Koya, Prathibha Rohit, K G Mini, E M Abdussamad   +4 more
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Small Pelagic Species Fisheries

2001
R.L. Stephenson, R.K. Smedbol
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Potential for Mesopelagic Fishery Compared to Economy and Fisheries Dynamics in Current Large Scale Danish Pelagic Fishery

Frontiers in Marine Science, 2021
François Bastardie, J Rasmus Nielsen, Silvia Paoletti   +2 more
exaly  

Small Pelagics and Changing Fisheries

Journal of Aquatic Food Product Technology, 2000
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Bioeconomics of the Philippine small pelagics fishery

Time series analysis of catch and effort data in the Philippines small pelagics fishery resulted in a level of biological and economic overexploitation. Open-access equilibrium has been reached at 410,000 hp representing a catch level of 465,000 tonnes. Present levels of effort would have to be reduced by 40% to attain maximum economic yield.
Trinidad, A.C., Pomeroy, R.S., Corpuz, P.V., Agâ ¿ero, M.   +3 more
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The Potential of Big Data for Improving Pelagic Fisheries Sustainability

2021
Zigor Uriondo Arrué, Iñaki Quincoces, JOSÉ A Fernandes-Salvador   +2 more
exaly  

THE IMPORTANCE OF PELAGIC FISHERIES THE SCIENCE OF THE STUDY OF FISHERIES

1971
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Modelling the world system of small pelagic fisheries

2008
Small pelagic fisheries produce more than 25% of the fish caught in the ocean. Their production is mainly dedicated to fish meal and fish oil production (more than 80%). In this system, there is a tension between a highly variable natural system and a more rigid economic system, with a high increase in demand.
Mullon, Christian, Mittaine, Jean-François, Péron, Guillaume, Thébaud, Olivier, Barange, Manuel, Merino, Gorka, Guillon, Thomas   +6 more
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