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The Studies on the Sustainable Development of Leisure Fishing in Penghu Shan-Shui AreaChen, Yu-hsun 25 August 2009 (has links)
Rapid economic growth over the past few years enables people to have higher living standards and incomes. Penghu has great fisheryenvironment and excellent water quality. Shan-Shuei coast is located south of the Penghu and it is a famous tourist attraction.
To have the breadth and depth, this research begins with the reference from other publications and documents. Observer has experienced and investigated environmental resources in Shan-Shuei area in Penghu. Surveys were given out to find out residents¡¦ opinion about recreational fishery development. Hawaii¡¦s and Japan¡¦s recreational fishery are successful. We can gain some valuable experience by comparing their background, fishery legislation, and management strategies with Penghu.
This research investigated Shan-Shuei residents and tourists. Resident survey is divided into three parts, which are community, environment, and economy. Tourist survey is focused on landscape satisfaction, tour quality satisfaction, and the importance of the recreational fishery development. Based on the survey result, comparison with Hawaii and Japan, and reference from publications, Penghu recreational fishery should reform the following four areas which are government sponsorship, legislation, development management, and execution in order to have a sustainable management in the future.
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noneHaung, Mei-Lan 11 July 2005 (has links)
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The annual assemblage variation of commercial prawns near the coastal waters of YunlinJang, Ing-yang 19 August 2009 (has links)
The variation of the composition of assemblages and the relative abundance of commercial prawns collected from the coastal waters of Yunlin was studied. The data of shrimp fishery was collected from Jan 1997 to Dec 2008 through the program of Integrated Assessment and Management of Environmental Resources for the Industrial District on the Outer-Bank of Yunlin Islands. The dominant species landed in this area are Parapenaeopsis hardwickii, Metapenaeus ensis, and Penaeus penicillatus. Their peak catch seasons are November to May, March to August, and July to March, respectively. The composition of the assemblages of commercial shrimps belonged to three groups according to the seasons: winter (December to February), spring to summer (March to July), and late summer to autumn (August to November). According to time series analysis, the relative abundance is auto-regressed to that of the previous month and the same month one year age. In addition, Jhuo-Shuei river runoff ware correlated to a significant decrease of the shrimp abundance five months later. Based on this information, we obtained a seasonal and factored ARIMA time series equation of the relative abundance of commercial shrimps.
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