Ideal free distributions in fleet dynamics: a behavioral perspective on vessel movement in fisheries analysis
By D. Gillis. 2003
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Subfields: Global and Planetary Change, Nature and Landscape Conservation
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In Nature and Landscape Conservation
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- Individual quotas, fishing effort allocation, and over-quota discarding in mixed fisheries (2010, background): “Interference competition may play a role in fisheries worldwide (Gillis, 2003), including the Dutch flatfish fishery (Rijnsdorp et al., 2000; Poos and Rijnsdorp, 2007b).”
- An experiment on effort allocation of fishing vessels: the role of interference competition and area specialization (2007, background): “The IFD offers a robust starting point for the analysis (Milinski and Parker 1991; Gillis 2003), although the assumptions of the IFD of perfect knowledge, equality among fishing vessels, and no cost of movement among fishing areas will certainly be violated in the real world.”
- Partial fishing mortality per fishing trip: a useful indicator of effective fishing effort in mixed demersal fisheries (2006, background): “This process of interference competition (or crowding) is often assumed in fleet dynamic studies (Gillis and Peterman, 1998; Gillis and Frank, 2001; Gillis, 2003) and econometric studies (Pascoe et al.”