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historical_FM
gives the historical fishing mortality that is most
likely to have resulted in the currently estimated depletion value for the
fished stock.
historical_FM( Species, eq_time = 150, R0 = 1e+05, LDP = 0.1, Recruitment_Var = FALSE, Recruitment_mode = "pool" )
Species |
character value, the species to analyze. Species names are in the format species abbreviation.state or stock.year assessed. Example: BR.OR.2003 is the Oregon black rockfish stock assessed in 2003. |
eq_time |
numeric value, the number of years to run the function to determine the historic fishing mortality. Default value is 150. |
R0 |
numeric value, set arbitrarily, the unfished recruitment. Default value is 1e+5. |
LDP |
numeric value, the proportion of larvae that drift to adjacent areas. Default value is 0.1. |
Recruitment_Var |
logical vector, does recruitment contain a stochastic component? Default value is FALSE. |
Recruitment_mode |
character value, values can be: 'closed' - the recruits in each area originate from adults in that area. 'pool' - the recruits in each area come from a pool of larvae produced by adults in all areas. 'regional_DD' - larvae experience regional density dependence before settling evenly across all areas 'local_DD' - larvae experience local density dependence before settling evely across all areas Default value is 'pool'. |
a numeric value, the historical value of fishing mortality that would result in the estimated depletion value, on the interval (0, 1).
historical_FM(Species = 'BR_CA_2003', eq_time = 150, R0 = 1e+5, LDP = 0.1, Recruitment_Var = FALSE, Recruitment_mode = 'pool')
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