Incorporating Uncertainty into Fishery Models
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Description
Jim M. Berkson, Lisa L. Kline, and Donald J. Orth, editors
208 pages
Published by American Fisheries Society
Publication date: June 2002
doi: https://doi.org/10.47886/9781888569315
Summary
Symposium 27
A valuable and much-needed reference, this book examines the full range of approaches for incorporating uncertainty or variability into fisheries work and ecosystem management.
This important book contains a series of new and original case studies with details of the context, purpose, methods, and results of each theoretical application. Indispensable to professionals, graduate students, and other academics, this book will be a continuing resource for applying uncertainty in the relationships involving fish population dynamics and management.
Table of Contents
About the Editors Preface Symbols and Abbreviations
Evolving Methodologies: From Creation to Application Jim Berkson, Lisa L. Kline, and Donald J. Orth
Management in the Face of Uncertainty: A Case Study with Amberjack Gregg T. Waugh and Susan Shipman
Incorporating Uncertainty into Marine Mammal Management Debra Palka
Uncertainty, Risk, and Decision: The PVA Example Daniel Goodman
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