'Stock'
An operating model component that specifies the parameters of the population dynamics model
Name
The name of the Stock object. Single value. Character string
Common_Name
Common name of the species. Character string
Species
Scientific name of the species. Genus and species name. Character string
maxage
The maximum age of individuals that is simulated (there is no 'plus group'). Single value. Positive integer
R0
The magnitude of unfished recruitment. Single value. Positive real number
M
Natural mortality rate. Uniform distribution lower and upper bounds. Positive real number
M2
(Optional) Natural mortality rate at age. Vector of length 'maxage'. Positive real number
Mexp
Exponent of the Lorenzen function assuming an inverse relationship between M and weight. Uniform distribution lower and upper bounds. Real numbers <= 0.
Msd
Inter-annual variability in natural mortality rate expressed as a coefficient of variation. Uniform distribution lower and upper bounds. Non-negative real numbers
Mgrad
Mean temporal trend in natural mortality rate, expressed as a percentage change in M per year. Uniform distribution lower and upper bounds. Real numbers
h
Steepness of the stock recruit relationship. Uniform distribution lower and upper bounds. Values from 1/5 to 1
SRrel
Type of stock-recruit relationship. Single value, switch (1) Beverton-Holt (2) Ricker. Integer
Perr
Process error, the CV of lognormal recruitment deviations. Uniform distribution lower and upper bounds. Non-negative real numbers
AC
Autocorrelation in recruitment deviations rec(t)=AC*rec(t-1)+(1-AC)*sigma(t). Uniform distribution lower and upper bounds. Non-negative real numbers
Period
(Optional) Period for cyclical recruitment pattern in years. Uniform distribution lower and upper bounds. Non-negative real numbers
Amplitude
(Optional) Amplitude in deviation from long-term average recruitment during recruitment cycle (eg a range from 0 to 1 means recruitment decreases or increases by up to 100% each cycle). Uniform distribution lower and upper bounds. 0 < Amplitude < 1
Linf
Maximum length. Uniform distribution lower and upper bounds. Positive real numbers
K
von Bertalanffy growth parameter k. Uniform distribution lower and upper bounds. Positive real numbers
t0
von Bertalanffy theoretical age at length zero. Uniform distribution lower and upper bounds. Non-positive real numbers
LenCV
Coefficient of variation of length-at-age (assumed constant for all age classes). Uniform distribution lower and upper bounds. Positive real numbers
Ksd
Inter-annual variability in growth parameter k. Uniform distribution lower and upper bounds. Non-negative real numbers
Kgrad
Mean temporal trend in growth parameter k, expressed as a percentage change in k per year. Uniform distribution lower and upper bounds. Real numbers
Linfsd
Inter-annual variability in maximum length. Uniform distribution lower and upper bounds. Non-negative real numbers
Linfgrad
Mean temporal trend in maximum length, expressed as a percentage change in Linf per year. Uniform distribution lower and upper bounds. Real numbers
L50
Length at 50 percent maturity. Uniform distribution lower and upper bounds. Positive real numbers
L50_95
Length increment from 50 percent to 95 percent maturity. Uniform distribution lower and upper bounds. Positive real numbers
D
Current level of stock depletion SSB(current)/SSB(unfished). Uniform distribution lower and upper bounds. Fraction
a
Length-weight parameter alpha. Single value. Positive real number
b
Length-weight parameter beta. Single value. Positive real number
Size_area_1
The size of area 1 relative to area 2. Uniform distribution lower and upper bounds. Positive real numbers
Frac_area_1
The fraction of the unfished biomass in stock 1. Uniform distribution lower and upper bounds. Positive real numbers
Prob_staying
The probability of inviduals in area 1 remaining in area 1 over the course of one year. Uniform distribution lower and upper bounds. Positive fraction.
Fdisc
Fraction of discarded fish that die. Uniform distribution lower and upper bounds. Non-negative real numbers
Source
A reference to a website or article from which parameters were taken to define the stock object. Single value. Character string.
Objects can be created by calls of the form
new('Stock')
# NOT RUN {
showClass('Stock')
# }
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