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South coast rock lobster OMP-2023 development
, 2023 This document outlines the assumptions to be made in projecting the 2022 South Coast rock lobster base case operating model into the future, when simulation testing new OMP-2023 candidates.
Susan Holloway (9998819)
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Further projection results for the South Coast Rock Lobster resource
, 2023 This document provides projection results for the South Coast rock lobster fishery, for two underlying operating models and two future constant catch values.
Holloway, Susan, Butterworth, Doug
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Preliminary 2013 South Coast rock lobster assessment updates.
, 2023 Following recommendations made during the NOV 2012 International Workshop held at UCT (see Appendix for Workshop Panel recommendations for South Coast rock lobster taken from MARAM IWS/NOV12/REP/1), certain recommendations to the PRELIMINARY SCRL assessment base case (BC) model presented here in this document.
Susan Holloway (9998819)
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South Coast Rock Lobster TAC for the 2016/17 season
, 2016 Application of OMP-2014 results in a TAC recommendation of 331 MT for the 2016/17 season (which reflects a 3% decrease from the 2015/16 TAC). Exceptional Circumstances are considered not to apply. OMP-2014 was developed in 2014 to be used to set the TAC for South Coast Rock Lobster for the 2014-2017 seasons.
Johnston, S.J, Butterworth, Doug S
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Updating and modifying the 2020 South Coast Rock Lobster assessment
, 2021 A proposed new 2020 assessment approach (which takes account of updated data) seems to be able to side-step the previous conflict between the CPUE and CAL data (with regard to current abundance estimates) and allows for sensible estimation of the λ parameters that allocate recruitment amongst sub-areas).
Holloway, Susan, Butterworth, Doug
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South coast rock lobster TAC for the 2021 season
, 2021 The application of OMP-2019 results in a TAC of 354 MT for the 2021 season (a 5% increase in the TAC from 2020).
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South coast rock lobster TAC for the 2022 season
, 2022 The application of OMP-2019 results in a TAC of 372 MT for the 20221 season (a 5% increase in the TAC from 2021).
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The South Coast Rock Lobster Reference Case Operating Model
, 2021 This document details the assessment method used to provide the Reference Case Operating Model used in 2013 for simulation testing of the current South Coast rock lobster OMP (OMP-2014). That model was fit to data to 2010; those data series are also reported, together with their subsequent extensions to 2015.
Holloway, Susan, Butterworth, Doug
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South Coast Rock Lobster TAC for the 2015/16 season
, 2022 Application of the OMP results in a TAC recommendation of 341 MT for the 2015/16 season (which reflects the maximum 5% decrease permitted under the OMP). Exceptional Circumstances are considered not to apply.
Holloway, Susan, Butterworth, Doug
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South coast rock lobster TAC for the 2020 season
, 2021 The application of OMP-2019 results in a TAC of 337 MT for the 2020[1] season (a 5% increase in the TAC for 2019). The year 2020, for example, refers to the 2020/21 fishing season.
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