Random Utility Models of Recreational Fishing: Catching Fish Using a Poisson Process

Using revealed and stated preference data to estimate the scope and access benefits associated with cave diving

“…However, a primary weakness of the travel cost method is that it relies on historical data so analyzing site quality changes, such as changes in the size of a site or improved site access, might not be feasible because individuals may not be able to form preferences due to lack of an actual experience. To overcome this constraint, stated preference methods can be used to estimate site quality benefits beyond the range of an individual's experience (see McConnell et al, 1995;Loomis, 1993;Whitehead and Finney, 2003). A major strength of a stated preference approach is its flexibility; however, the hypothetical nature of the approach has also been recognized as a weakness.…”

Estimation of the Effect of Water Temperature on the Growth of the Rainbow Trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) with Poisson Regression Analysis

“…These detrimental changes can further increase or decrease depending on the growth periods and the effect of environmental factors. As these changes were obtained by counting and were also observed in different timeframes, the obtained data demonstrated Poisson distribution (Mc Conell et al, 1995). As such, the application of a linear regression model can potentially provide weak data that are inconsistent with one another.…”

Artificial Reef Attributes and The Relationship With Natural Reefs: Evidence From The Florida Keys

“…It has been well documented that the primary weakness of revealed preference methods is that they rely solely on historical data; therefore, analyzing site quality changes, such as changes in the size of a site or improved site access, may not be feasible because individuals may not be able to form preferences due to lack of an actual experience. To overcome this constraint, stated preference methods can be used to estimate site quality changes beyond the range of an individual's experience (see McConnell et al 1995;Loomis 1993;Whitehead and Finney 2003). A major strength of a stated preference approach is its flexibility; however, the hypothetical nature of the approach is also recognized as a weakness.…”