HOW MANY LOBSTERS ARE IN THE SEA?
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Abstract
A lobster fishery must have a reasonable estimate of the number of lobsters within the fishery in order to regulate the annual harvest. Stereological sampling procedures are used to estimate the number of lobsters in a defined region of the sea. From a given point in the fishery, a selective sample in a random direction to the boundary of the fishery is taken. This is repeated to generate a systematic sample from which the total population is estimated.
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OpenAlex topics: Point processes and geometric inequalities · Diffusion and Search Dynamics · Bayesian Methods and Mixture Models
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