Examples of using Decision rules in English and their translations into Russian
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Revise decision rules for krill.
More krill e.g. integrated assessment,recruitment and decision rules.
Application of conformity decision rules in relation to applicable maximum permissible errors or tolerances.
The workshop noted that a management procedure comprises both decision rules and operational objectives.
Parameterise species-specific decision rules for adjusting catch on the basis of fledging mass and age at crèche.
In that context, the workshop agreed that the types of assessment methods and decision rules that could be used for.
Decision rules to adjust catches down from the base Identify appropriate groups of SSMUs from penguin tracking data.
Apache 2.0 Gandalf, open-source decision rules engine on PHP GPL.
The downward adjustments would apply to groups of SSMUs andbe determined by species-specific decision rules.
Such changes highlight the need to think about future decision rules used for the management of the fishery.
WG-SAM continues to develop the methods necessary to construct robust integrated stock assessments and implement the decision rules.
If fishing occurs everywhere, these decision rules can facilitate responses to cumulative changes in the ecosystem.
The discussion focused on the graphical output and, with respect to Article II of the Convention, the decision rules for the allocation of krill.
The decision rules should be defined in such a way that the data they produce come as close as possible to the data collected by means of questionnaires.
The Working Group agreed that work to address the approaches andevaluate candidate decision rules could be advanced by holding a workshop in 2016.
The trend analysis decision rules developed by WG-FSA-17(SCCAMLR-XXXVI, Annex 7, paragraphs 4.28 to 4.33) were applied to provide catch limits for 2018/19.
These examples of structured fishing may all contribute to assessments and/or the acquisition of data for use in decision rules on catch limits.
The expected consequences of applying candidate decision rules should be quantified in terms of risks, mean effects and variability in the effects.
In some years,SSMU-scale harvest rates may inadvertently be higher than would be expected from application of the krill decision rules at the SSMU scale.
The Working Group noted that a strict application of the decision rules could result in a commercial catch limit even at relatively low levels of stock biomass.
The decision rules should be defined in such a way that the data they produce come as close as possible to the data collected by means of traditional census questionnaires.
The base catch limit would be determined using an integrated assessment model and decision rules that are analogous to the current decision rules for krill.
The Working Group recommended that WG-SAM should evaluate(i) appropriate methods for the estimation of cryptic biomass, and(ii)its consequences on stock assessment results and decision rules.
However, if the risks of violating the krill decision rules are assessed relative to predictions from comparable no-fishing trials, the risk was substantially reduced.
Ultimately, decision rules applied in FBM approaches need to be understood by policy-makers and stakeholders and minimise risks to achieving the objectives in Article II.
If a feedback strategy for the krill fishery includes no-fishing areas, these decision rules can help the Commission respond to changes that are attributable to fishing.
Yet, concrete decision rules are needed as FGPs will often be active in several areas such as product development, supply chain management, marketing and trade.
First, the Working Group considered whether the decision rules should be referenced to pre-exploitation states or states predicted from comparable no-fishing trials.
Possible decision rules include models that scale management actions(for instance, adjusting catch limits) in response to indicator values for instance, predator performance or krill density.
The former rate was estimated from application of the GYM and decision rules for krill using the total biomass estimate from the CCAMLR-2000 Survey SC-CAMLR-XXIX, Annex 6.