Research on Fishery Resource Assessment and Sustainable Utilization (FRASU) during 1990–2020: A bibliometric review

Xu, Peng; Xie, Mujiao; Zhou, Wan; Suo, Anning

doi:10.1016/j.gecco.2021.e01720

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“…Fishery resource assessment, including the trends of fish habitats, has become a research focus (Xu et al, 2021) as climate change has become increasingly severe. Our predictions reveal the tendencies for suitable habitats for reef-associated fish.…”

Section: Seasonality and Trends Of Reef-associated Fish Distributionmentioning

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MaxEnt modeling to show patterns of coastal habitats of reef-associated fish in the South and East China Seas

Wang

Tabeta

2023

Front. Ecol. Evol.

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Reef-associated fish are a crucial source of protein for coastal residents and play an important role in the economy and ecology of marine ecosystems. However, human activities and climate change have led to the degradation of their habitats in the South China Sea (SCS) and East China Sea (ECS). This study models the potential habitats of reef-associated fish in the SCS and ECS between 1993 and 2019 using high-spatial-resolution environmental factors and fish presence data, estimates the importance of environmental factors on habitat distribution and identifies seasonal variation and distribution shifts over recent decades, the results show moderate and highly suitable areas for reef-associated fish in the region total 360,000 km2. Sea body temperature, chlorophyll-α concentration, and seawater salinity are crucial for determining the distribution of reef-associated fish. Moreover, reef-associated fish are also sensitive to seawater temperature in winter. Suitable areas for reef-associated fish near coastlines have decreased due to environmental changes within the region. The findings of this study offer valuable resource for developing fishery management and conservation strategies for this important functional group.

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Section: Seasonality and Trends Of Reef-associated Fish Distributionmentioning

confidence: 99%

MaxEnt modeling to show patterns of coastal habitats of reef-associated fish in the South and East China Seas

Wang

Tabeta

2023

Front. Ecol. Evol.

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“…T is the comprehensive evaluation index, and the three dimensions of biology, economy, and society are regarded as equally important, taking a=b=c=1/3 . Based on the existing research on the sustainable development of MCFs and combined with the development status and the opinions of experts in relevant disciplines (Garcia et al, 2000;Ding, 2017;Xu et al, 2021), 13 indicators are selected to build an evaluation system for the sustainable development of MCFs in China's coastal areas (Table 1). Although these indicators do not cover all aspects of measuring fishery sustainability, they represent frequently reported indicators and are easy to compare among fisheries.…”

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A Proposed Scheme of Fishing Quota Allocation to Ensure the Sustainable Development of China’s Marine Capture Fisheries

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The sustainable development of marine capture fisheries (MCFs) plays a significant role in food security, economic development, and employment stability. The lack of information on the sustainability of MCFs, along with the inadequate management of fisheries output controls, has weakened China’s efforts towards a national catch limit target of no more than 10 million tons from capture fisheries until 2020. Furthermore, overfishing and fishery conflicts still exist. In order to try and resolve the above problems and achieve the sustainable use of fishery resources, an evaluation of the development status of these fisheries based on the coupling coordination model has been undertaken. The results show that the social, economic, and biological systems of MCFs in coastal areas of China interact with each other while their development is not coordinated, and regional differences exist. This study integrates the socioeconomic indicators using the catch-share program as a breakthrough methodology to resolve inconsistencies. The results under different allocation schemes suggest that the multifactor scheme is more equitable than the single-factor scheme, which enhances the fairness of the initial distribution.

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“…Sustainable society is being discussed in various fields, such as transportation [1] and shipping [2]. With the growing demand for marine conservation and the sustainability of fisheries, fishery resource assessment and sustainable use (FRASU) have become a global concern [3,4]. Resource assessment aims to recover species threatened by overfishing and establish sustainable fisheries.…”

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Robust Fish Recognition Using Foundation Models toward Automatic Fish Resource Management

Hasegawa,

Nakano

2024

JMSE

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Resource management for fisheries plays a pivotal role in fostering a sustainable fisheries industry. In Japan, resource surveys rely on manual measurements by staff, incurring high costs and limitations on the number of feasible measurements. This study endeavors to revolutionize resource surveys by implementing image-recognition technology. Our methodology involves developing a system that detects individual fish regions in images and automatically identifies crucial keypoints for accurate fish length measurements. We use grounded-segment-anything (Grounded-SAM), a foundation model for fish instance segmentation. Additionally, we employ a Mask Keypoint R-CNN trained on the fish image bank (FIB), which is an original dataset of fish images, to accurately detect significant fish keypoints. Diverse fish images were gathered for evaluation experiments, demonstrating the robust capabilities of the proposed method in accurately detecting both fish regions and keypoints.

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Research on Fishery Resource Assessment and Sustainable Utilization (FRASU) during 1990–2020: A bibliometric review

Cited by 10 publications

References 55 publications

MaxEnt modeling to show patterns of coastal habitats of reef-associated fish in the South and East China Seas

MaxEnt modeling to show patterns of coastal habitats of reef-associated fish in the South and East China Seas

A Proposed Scheme of Fishing Quota Allocation to Ensure the Sustainable Development of China’s Marine Capture Fisheries

Robust Fish Recognition Using Foundation Models toward Automatic Fish Resource Management

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