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Numéro de la fiche : 14/fr/24
Auteur : ELAD D. F.
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Dernière mise à jour : 2026-09-10 12:43:40


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Gestion des pêches FISHTERM subject field hierarchy     (Hiérarchie : Halieutique > Gestion des pêches)
TERM * Abundance Index status: recommended
PART OF SPEECH noun
ETYMOLOGY Abundance Index
DEFINITION A quantitative measure of fish density or abundance, usually as a time series. It is a relative measure of the size of a population or sub-unit of the population, such as a year class. It is usually measured as number (or weight) of fish caught per standard unit of fishing effort.
PLURAL Abundance Indices ;

DEFINITION SOURCE Fishterm
Notes
An abundance index can be specific to an area or to a segment of the population (e.g., large fish), or it can refer to abundance stock-wide; the index can reflect abundance in numbers or in weight (biomass). Most abundance indices currently used by the SCRS are based on standardized CPUE data, although fishery-independent abundance indices based on scientific surveys have also been used. Typically, abundance indices are in relative units (as opposed to measuring absolute abundance), and simply
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