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A programme of bioeconomic modelling on freshwater fish culture in India

Year of publication 1984

Pages p.15

Author Per Sparre;Fisheries and Aquaculture Management Division

Product type Project

Edition 1

Synopsis (short abstract) The order of the items of the terms of reference was changed, as the consultant considered it necessary to give some training in modelling techniques before a meaningful discussion on their usefulness could be initiated. And, before an evaluation of available data and advice on future data collection can be given, some outline of the purpose of data collection must be available, i.e., one must have some idea of which type of parameters in which type of model one wishes to estimate before an eval uation of data can be carried out. Thus, the order of the following sections 4.1 to 4.6 indicates the chronological order of the development. Lecture notes containing the essential parts of the training programme were prepared and 17 copies were made available to the staff.

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Sparre, P. Mar 1984. A programme of bioeconomic modelling on freshwater fish culture in India. Rome (Italy). 15 p.

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