SCR Docs. 1991

SCS Docs. 1991

1991 Docs.

(the individual reports are not available, only the full report)

During 5-7 September 1990, the Scientific Council held a Special Session on "Management Under Uncertainties Related to Biology and Assessments, with Case Studies on Some North Atlantic Fisheries" at the Lord Nelson Hotel, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, with J. Shepherd (EEC-UK) as convener. Keen interest in the contributions and associated discussions prompted the Scientific Council to consider publishing all contributions in a single volume of NAFO Scientific Council Studies. Of the 22 presentations made at the Session, 16 papers and 5 extended abstracts were accepted for publication in this issue of Studies after review by the convener and the editor. The contributions are printed in the order they were presented at the Session.

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This issue, Volume 38 for 1988 data, contains the most recent year of completed data available
to the Secretariat. The data were derived from STATLANT 21B8 reports by countries which are subject to
the Regulations of NAFO and by non-member states, which reported fishing operations in the Northwest
Atlantic during 1988. Data on quantities of fish and invertebrates are presented as ''nominal catches" (i.e.
live weight equivalent of the landings) in metric tons, and data for seaweeds are given as wet weight in
metric tons. Catches of seals are given as numbers of animals. The statistics are presented on a calendar
year basis and by month, where applicable. The tabular material in this issue was prepared directly from
computer compilations, utilizing the Secretariat's own IBM Compatible PC-NEC 386 with an NEC LC-890
Laser Silentwriter and printed at the Secretariat.

This issue of the Bulletin is set out with four parts: Part I contains summaries of catches of selected
finfish and invertebrate species by country and subarea for 1974-88; Part II contains the statistics of
nominal catches and fishing effort for 1988; Pan Ill contains the seal catches and hunting effort for 1988;
and Part IV , contains corrections to previous issues of the Bulletin. In tables where various groups of
species are used, they are in accordance with those listed in the "Definitions and Abbreviations". Further
details of the tabular presentation of data are given in the text at the beginning of each Part.

The delayed publication of this issue was due to the very late receipt of some final statistics.

SCR Docs. 1990

SCS Docs. 1990

1990 Docs.

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This issue, Volume 37 for 1987 data, contains the most recent year of completed data
available to the Secretariat. The data were derived from STATLANT 21B reports by countries which
are subject to the Regulations of NAFO and by non-member states, which reported fishing operations
in the Northwest Atlantic during 1987. Data on quantities of fish and invertebrates are presented as
"nominal catches" (i.e . live weight equivalent of the landings) in metric tons, and data for seaweeds
are given as wet weight in metric tons. Catches of seals are given as numbers of animals. The
statistics are presented on a calendar year basis and by month, where applicable. The tabular
material in this issue was prepared directly from computer compilations, utilizing the Secretariat's own
IBM Compatible PC-NEC 386 with an NEC LC-890 Laser Silentwriter and printed at the Secretariat.

This issue of the Bulletin is set out with four parts: Part I contains summaries of catches of
selected finfish and invertebrate species by country and subarea for 1973-87; Part II contains the
statistics of nominal catches and fishing effort for 1987; Part Ill contains the seal catches and
hunting effort for 1987; and Part IV, contains corrections to previous issues of the Bulletin. In tables
where various groups of species are used, they are in accordance with those listed in the "Definitions
and Abbreviations". Further details of the tabular presentation of data are given in the text at the
beginning of each Part.

The delayed publication of this issue was due to the very late receipt of some
final statistics.

SCS Docs. 1989

SCR Docs. 1989

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1989 Docs.

25.76 MB

This issue of the Bulletin is set out with three of the usual four parts: Part I
contains summaries of catches of selected finfish and invertebrate species by country
and subarea for 1972-86; Part II contains the statistics of nominal catches and
fishing effort for 1986; Part III contains the seal catches and hunting effort for
1986. Part IV, if present, would contain corrections to previous issues of the
Bulletin. In tables where various groups of species are used, they are in accordance
with those listed in the "Definitions and Abbreviations". Further details of the
tabular presentation of data are given in the text at the beginning of each Part.

The delayed publication of this issue was due to the very late receipt of some
final statistics.

SCR Docs. 1988

SCS Docs. 1988

(the individual reports are not available, only the full report)

Complete volume (4.3 MB)

FC Docs.

SCR Docs. 1987

SCS Docs. 1987

24.8 MB

This issue of the Bulletin is set out in four parts: Part I contains summaries of catches of selected
finfish and invertebrate species by country and subarea for 1971-85; Part II contains the statistics of
nominal catches and fishing effort for 1985; Part Ill contains the seal catches and hunting effort for 1985;
and Part IV, if present, contains corrections to previous issues of the Bulletin. In tables where various
groups of species are used, the groups and group names are in accordance with those in the " List of
Northwest Atlantic Species". Further details of the tabular presentation of data are given in the text at the
beginning of each Part and in the section entitled " Definitions and Abbreviations".

The Secretariat is pleased to acknowledge the efforts of countries through their statistical agencies
in maintaining records of their fisheries in the Northwest Atlantic and contributing the data for publication
in the Bulletin . In addition, the guidance of the Scientific Council and its Standing Committee on
Research Coordination and the Coordinating Working Party on Atlantic Fishery Statistics has been
invaluable.

The delayed publication of this issue (Vol. 35) was due to the very late receipt of final statistics from the
Gulf Region of the Canadian Department of Fisheries and Oceans .

(the individual reports are not available, only the full report)

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1987 Docs.

SCR Docs. 1986

SCS Docs. 1986

(the individual reports are not available, only the full report)

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23.42 MB

This issue of the Bulletin is set out in four parts: Part I contains summaries of catches of selected
finfish and invertebrate species by country and subarea for 1970-84; Part II contains the statistics of
nominal catches and fishing effort for 1984; Part Ill contains the seal catches and hunting effort for 1984 ;
and Part IV, if present, contains corrections to previous issues of the Bulletin. In tables where various
groups of species are used , the groups and group names are in accordance with those in the " List of
Northwest Atlantic Species" . Further details of the tabular presentation of data are given in the text at the
beginning of each Part and in the section entitled "Definitions and Abbreviations".

The Secretariat is pleased to acknowledge the efforts of countries through their statistical agencies
in maintaining records of their fisheries in the Northwest Atlantic and contributing the data for publication
in the Bulletin . In addition , the guidance of the Scientific Council and its Standing Committee on
Research Coordination and the Coordinating Working Party on Atlantic Fishery Statistics has been
invaluable.

The delayed publication of this issue (Vol. 34) was due to the very late receipt of final statistics from the
Gulf Region of the Canadian Department of Fisheries and Oceans .

1986 Docs.

21.97 MB

This issue of the Bulletin is set out in four parts: Part I contains summaries of catches of selected
finfish and invertebrate species by country and subarea for the 1969-83 period; Part II contains statistics
of nominal catches and fishing effort for 1983; Part Ill contains the seal catches and hunting effort for
1983; and Part IV contains corrections to Statistical Bulletin Vol. 32 for 1982. In tables where various
groups of species are used, the groups and group names are in accordance with those given in the List of
Northwest Atlantic Species. Further details of the tabular presentation of the data are given in the text at
the beginning of each Part and in the section entitled "Definitions and Abbreviations".

Complete volume (4.8 MB)

SCR Docs. 1985

SCS Docs. 1985

1985 Docs.

22.23 MB

Following the publication of Vol. 27 in November 1979, the Secretariat
was informed of numerous errors in the fishing effort data reported by two
countries for 1977-81. The revised effort data affect a significant number of
effort records in ICNAF Statistical Bulletin Vol. 27 and 28 and NAFO
Statistical Bulletin Vol. 29-31. The Scientific Council of NAFO has
recommended that the Secretariat should issue revised editions of these
volumes as time and finances permit.

Of the five volumes to be revised, Vol. 30 was reissued in October 1984,
Vol. 29 was reissued in November 1984, Vol. 31 was reissued in March 1985, and
Vol. 28 was reissued in September1985. This volume (27) is the last of the
series that required revision. Recipients should discard the earlier edition
of this volume.

During 5-7 September 1984, the special session on "Biology and Ecology of Squids in the Northwest Atlantic" was held at the Bedford Institute of Oceanography, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada, with T. W. Rowell (Canada) and Ch, M. Nigmatullin (USSR) as conveners. Keen interest in the contributions and associated discussion prompted the participants to propose that the Scientific Council consider publishing all suitable papers in a single volume.

Of the 27 documented contributions, 15 papers and a bibliography were accepted for publication in this issue of Studies after critical review by one or both conveners and the editor, with the occasional assistance of other fishery scientists. The titles and available abstracts of the remaining 11 contributions, which were either not submitted or not suitable for inclusion in this volume, are listed on pages 171-175.