Browsing ICES CM documents authored by IMR scientists (1949-2011) by Author "Dankel, Dorothy Jane"
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Adaptive management of living marine resources by integrating different data sources and key ecological processes (ADMAR): A joint effort by IMR and CEES
Handegard, Nils Olav; Stenseth, Nils Christian; Dankel, Dorothy Jane; Durant, Joël M.; Eikeset, Anne Maria; Enberg, Katja; Hjermann, Dag Ø.; Huse, Geir; Pennington, Michael; Skern-Mauritzen, Mette; Stige, Leif Christian; Subbey, Samuel; Vølstad, Jon Helge (ICES CM documents;2010/R:26 Poster;, Working paper, 2010-09) -
Holistic evaluation of management policies: What are the consequences of modified gear use on Georges Bank?
Dankel, Dorothy Jane; Jacobson, Nikki; Georgianna, Dan; Cadrin, Steven X. (ICES CM documents;2009/ O:26, Working paper, 2009)Georges Bank haddock is a recently recovered fish stock in the New England groundfish fishery. Due to federal constraints under the Magnuson-Steven Act, however, this stock cannot be optimally exploited due to the bycatch ... -
Management with sparse data
Skagen, Dankert W.; Dankel, Dorothy Jane (ICES CM documents;2007/O:22, Working paper, 2007)We consider a management that aims at controlling the removal from the stock, guided by a perception of the state of the stock derived from limited data that does not allow an ordinary analytic assessment. In simulation ... -
Scientists as facilitators: An objective technique to illustrate a zone of stakeholder consensus
Dankel, Dorothy Jane; Heino, Mikko; Dieckmann, Ulf (ICES CM documents;2009/ O:28, Working paper, 2009)The inherent conflicts between objectives in fisheries management (e.g. yield max-imization vs. conservation interests) often create problems for managers, scientists and stake-holders. However, some seemingly contrasting ... -
Success in fishery management by reconciling stakeholder objectives in Hilborn’s “zone of new consensus”
Dankel, Dorothy Jane; Dieckmann, Ulf; Heino, Mikko (ICES CM documents;2007/O:17, Working paper, 2007)The inherent conflicts between objectives in fisheries management (e.g. MSY vs. conservation interests) are a hurdle for managers and scientists. However, some objectives may be compatible (e.g. economic yield and ecosystem ...