When would a survey estimate be considered "appreciably outside the bounds predicted in the OMP testing"

de Moor, Carryn L; Butterworth, Doug S

When would a survey estimate be considered "appreciably outside the bounds predicted in the OMP testing"

Working Paper

2009

Publisher

University of Cape Town

Department

Marine Resource Assessment and Management Group

Faculty

Faculty of Science

Abstract

Anon. (2009), outlining the procedures for deviating from or initiating an early review of the pelagic OMP, was discussed at the Scientific Working Group (Pelagic) on 26th February 2009. The document lists examples as to what might constitute Exceptional Circumstances in the case of sardine and anchovy. One such example was: “Survey estimates of abundance that are appreciably outside the bounds predicted in the OMP testing.” A request was made to develop a rule to determine what determines when a survey estimate is “appreciably outside the bounds predicted in the OMP testing.”

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