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Chaos and Complexity in the Fisheries Management Context
Manuel Ferreira (Ferreira, M. A. M.); José Filipe (Filipe, J.); Manuel Coelho (Coelho, M.);
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EasyChair Preprint 15881
Year (definitive publication)
2025
Language
English
Country
United Kingdom
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Abstract
Chaos Theory and nonlinear dynamic systems’ models’ huge importance is recognized beyond any kind of considerations in the most varied research fields. Chaos Theory contributes very significantly to the study of marine systems and fish stocks’ preservation. In this paper there are presented clues to manage fisheries in view of chaos contextualization. Particularly, when applied in the situation of ecological systems, especially in the context of fisheries, highlights its recognition in the explanation of fishing phenomena.
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Keywords
butterfly effect,chaos theory,complex adaptive systems,drop of honey effect,dynamical systems,fisheries
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