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Reliable and robust indicators for control chart based fisheries management 1 Department of Zoology, Ecology and Plant Science, University College Cork, Ireland 2 Marine Institute, Galway, Ireland 3 University of Essex, UK PhD : “Application of signal detection methods to fisheries management system” Control chart : Cumulative Sum (CUSUM) Control Chart Indicators : Types of age based catch indicators Deepak George Pazhayamadom 1 , Emer Rogan 1 , Ciaran Kelly 2 , Edward Codling 3

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Reliable and robust indicators for control chart based fisheries management. Deepak George Pazhayamadom 1 , Emer Rogan 1 , Ciaran Kelly 2 , Edward Codling 3. 1 Department of Zoology, Ecology and Plant Science, University College Cork, Ireland 2 Marine Institute, Galway, Ireland - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Reliable and robust indicators for control chart based fisheries management

Reliable and robust indicators for control chart based fisheries management

1 Department of Zoology, Ecology and Plant Science, University College Cork, Ireland2 Marine Institute, Galway, Ireland3 University of Essex, UK

PhD : “Application of signal detection methods to fisheries management system”

Control chart : Cumulative Sum (CUSUM) Control Chart

Indicators : Types of age based catch indicators

Deepak George Pazhayamadom 1, Emer Rogan 1, Ciaran Kelly 2, Edward Codling3

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An operating model that simulates fictional stocks (Iteration used: 1000)

Phase 1 : Self-populate and stabilize

Phase 2 : Low fishing mortality

Phase 3 Scenario – 1 : No management with high fishing mortality

Scenario – 2 : Managed using Total Allowable Catch (TAC)

Indicators were calculated from catch data

Type 1: Catch numbers (CN)

Type 2: Catch weights (CW)

Type 3: Positive proportions of CN

Type 4: Negative proportions of CN

Type 5: Positive proportions of CW

Type 6: Negative proportions of CW

Type 7: Positive proportions of average CW

Type 8: Negative proportions of average CW

Three fisheries (correlated with SSB) :

Celtic Sea and Bay of Biscay MegrimNorth East Atlantic MackerelIrish Sea Cod

Neg

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Posi

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Age 1 Age 2 Age 3 Age 4 Age 5 Age 6

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Boxplots: Indicator correlations with SSB (Scenario – 1 : No Management)

Type 1: Catch numbers (CN)

Type 2: Catch weights (CW)

Type 3: Positive proportions of CN

Type 4: Negative proportions of CN

Type 5: Positive proportions of CW

Type 6: Negative proportions of CW

Type 7: Positive proportions of average CW

Type 8: Negative proportions of average CW

Megrim (CS&BB)

Cod (IS)

Mackerel (NEA)

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1 4 5 6 7 82 3

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Boxplots: Indicator correlations with SSB (Scenario – 2 : TAC Management)

Type 1: Catch numbers (CN)

Type 2: Catch weights (CW)

Type 3: Positive proportions of CN

Type 4: Negative proportions of CN

Type 5: Positive proportions of CW

Type 6: Negative proportions of CW

Type 7: Positive proportions of average CW

Type 8: Negative proportions of average CW

Megrim (CS&BB)

Cod (IS)

Mackerel (NEA)

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Megrim (CS&BB)

Positive

High

Type 1: Catch numbers (CN)

Type 2: Catch weights (CW)

Type 3: Positive proportions of CN

Type 4: Negative proportions of CN

Type 5: Positive proportions of CW

Type 6: Negative proportions of CW

Type 7: Positive proportions of average CW

Type 8: Negative proportions of average CW

Mackerel (NEA)

Positive / High

Cod (IS)

Positive

High

• Scenario 1 : Types 1,2,3,5• Scenario 2 : Type 3 and 5

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