North Eastern Atlantic cephalopods stock assessment in a data limited framework Surplus Production in a Continuous Time (SPiCT): Annex1to WP.4.2deliverable

• Main Authors: Larivain, Angela, Petroni, Michael, Iriondo, Ane, Abad, Esther, Valeiras, Julio, Moreno, Ana, Dinis, David, Rocha, Alberto, Laptikovsky, Vladimir, Robin, Jean-Paul, Power, Anne Marie
• Other Authors: European Regional Development Fund
• Format: Report
• Language: English
• Published: Cephs and Chefs (Interreg Atlantic Area Community Engagement Publications) 2022
• Subjects: Data-limited methods; Pella-Tomlinson model; SPiCT; biological reference points; cephalopods population dynamics; stock assessment; Pedersen; Tomlinson; Northeast Atlantic
• Online Access: http://hdl.handle.net/10379/17096

The lack of management leaves fishery resources vulnerable to increases in fishing pressure.Although some cephalopods are of commercial importance, most of Northeast Atlantic stocks are non-quota species(no catch or effort limits in large-scale fisheries and only some harvest control rules at the lo...