Field Report F–16 FISHCODE/MANAGEMENT - GCP/INT/648/NOR FAO/NORWAY GOVERNMENT FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS |
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GCP/INT/648/NOR Field Report F–16 (En)
1.1 Opening of the Workshop
1.2 Objectives and Proceedings of the Workshop
1.3 Opening, Objectives and Proceedings of the Policy Dialogue Meeting2 PRESENTATIONS AT THE WORKSHOP
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2.1 Overview of Regional Fisheries Management in Asia
2.2 Development of Demersal Fisheries and the Status of Demersal Resources
2.3 Current and Envisaged Fisheries Management Regulations
3 INTRODUCTION TO BIO-ECONOMIC MODELLING
3.1 Gordon-Schaefer Model7
3.2 Backward-bending Supply Curve Analysis
3.3 Past Applications of the Gordon-Schaefer Model to the Gulf of Thailand
3.4 Features of BEAM 5
3.5 The ECOPATH Approach
3.6 Scope and Limitations of the Models
4 GORDON-SCHAEFER AND GORDON-FOX MODELS IMPLEMENTATION AND MODELLING RESULTS
4.1 Background and rationale
4.2 Task
4.3 Model limitations
4.4 Model description
4.5 Catch and effort data
4.6 Economic data
4.7 Biological analysis
4.8 Economic analysis
4.9 Implications
5 BEAM 5 IMPLEMENTATION AND MODELLING RESULTS
5.1 Objectives
5.2 Methodology
5.3 Tasks
5.4 Tuning of BEAM 5
5.5 Economic data
5.6 Harvesting costs
5.7 Input parameters for the economic analysis
5.8 Simulation Results
6 ECOPATH-ECOSYSTEM MODELLING OF THE GULF OF THAILAND
6.1 Introduction
6.2 Ecosystem modeling and its relevance for the workshop objectives
6.3 The Gulf of Thailand ECOPATH Model
6.4 Approach and results
7 COMPARISON OF MODELLING FINDINGS BY THE THREE GROUPS
8 SUMMARY OF DISCUSSIONS AT THE POLICY DIALOGUE MEETING
APPENDICES
APPENDIX A LIST OF PARTICIPANTS IN THE BIO-ECONOMIC MODELLING WORKSHOP
APPENDIX B LIST OF PARTICIPANTS IN THE POLICY DIALOGUE MEETING
APPENDIX C OPENING REMARKS
APPENDIX D AGENDA BIO-ECONOMIC MODELLING WORKSHOP
APPENDIX E AGENDA POLICY DIALOGUE MEETING
APPENDIX F ABBREVIATED DESCRIPTION OF BEAM 5
APPENDIX G REFERENCES