Abstract Implementation of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals requires
assessments of the global state of fish populations. While we have reliable estimates of …

Understanding the status of fish stocks is a critical step in ensuring the ecological and
economic sustainability of marine ecosystems. However, at least half of global catch and a …

All fish stocks should be managed sustainably, yet for the majority of stocks, data are often
limited and different stock assessment methods are required. Two popular and widely used …

In data-poor situations, length-based indicators (LBIs) and reference points based on life
history parameters have been proposed to classify stocks according to conservation status …

This paper presents the design and development of a coastal fisheries monitoring system
that harnesses artificial intelligence technologies. Application of the system across the …

Successful fisheries management systems tend to be underpinned by harvest strategies,
specifying formally agreed data collection systems, assessment approaches and …

Many capture fisheries are considered data-poor, including the northern pike (Esox lucius)
fishery in brackish lagoons in the southern Baltic Sea of Germany. The objective of our work …

As the world population grows, fisheries practitioners will be under increased pressure to
address global challenges in data-limited fisheries management. With a focus on …

Small-scale fisheries play a critical role in food security and contribute to nearly half of
reported global fish catches. However, the status of most small-scale fisheries stocks is still …

Stock assessments are integral to fisheries management, and the demand for stock
assessments based on population dynamics models continues to increase. Historically …