Data Name (This will be the displayed title in Catalog)
Commercial Landings and Revenue
Indicator Name (as exists in ecodata)
comdat
Family (Which group is this indicator associated with?)
[ ] Oceanographic
[ ] Habitat
[ ] Lower trophic levels
[X] Megafauna
[ ] Social
[X] Economic
Data Description
Commercial landings and revenue from dealer reports
Introduction to Indicator (Please explain your indicator)
The Northeast US has a long, rich history of commercial fishing. Species of all different types are caught using a plethora of different fishing gear from North Carolina to Maine. This data set aggregates the value of those landings adjusted for inflation to the start of the report year. Revenue is calculated by total and managed by the Mid-Atlantic Fisheries Management Council and New England Fisheries Management Council. Revenue can be visualized by feeding guilds as well as by region.
Key Results and Visualization
Landings have fluctuated over time in all regions. In the two northern regions, a majority of the catch is used for human consumption (seafood) while less so in the Mid-Atlantic. Commercial seafood landings have been declining in both the Mid-Atlantic and Gulf of Maine regions.
Commercial revenue by managed species has generally been down. The exception is on Georges Bank were there is a cyclical nature to revenue arising from rotational scallop management. Total fisheries revenue in the Gulf of Maine has been increasing while total revenue has declined in the Mid-Atlantic.
Implications
Landings is a key indicator of the State of the Ecosystem report. It is the key driver in fisheries and is impacted by many of the other indicators presented throughout the report. Changes in landings can occur from a number of different factors including but not limited to the underlying ecosystem, changes in climate, fisheries economics, and management measures.
Revenue is a key indicator of the State of the Ecosystem report. Revenue is largely driven by landings and fisheries economics. There are many factors that can effect revenue. Revenue is used as a proxy for profit but only tells one side of the story. Ultimately there is a need to get a better sense of fisheries costs to adequately address commercial profits.
Spatial Scale
By EPU
Temporal Scale
Annual
Synthesis Theme
[X] Multiple System Drivers
[ ] Regime Shifts
[ ] Ecosystem Reorganization
Define Variables
Landings
1) Name: Landings; Definition: Total landings for a region; Units: metric tons.
2) Name: Seafood Landings; Definition: Total landings used for human consumption for a region; Units: metric tons.
3) Name: Guild Landings; Definition: Total landings for an aggregate group within a region. Guilds include Benthivore, Benthos, Other, Piscivore, and Planktivore. For example "Benthivore Landings"; Units: metric tons
4) Name: Guild Landings - US only; Definition: Total landings from US flagged vessels for an aggregate group within a region. Guilds include Benthivore, Benthos, Other, Piscivore, and Planktivore. For example "Benthivore Landings - US only"; Units: metric tons
5) Name: Guild Seafood Landings; Definition: Total landings for an aggregate group within a region used for human consumption. Guilds include Benthivore, Benthos, Other, Piscivore, and Planktivore. For example "Benthivore Seafood Landings"; Units: metric tons
6) Name: Guild Management Body managed species - Landings weight; Definition: Total landings for an aggregate group of managed species within a region. Guilds include Benthivore, Benthos, Other, Piscivore, and Planktivore. Management bodies include Mid-Atlantic Fisheries Management Council (MAFMC), New England Fisheries Management Council (NEFMC), jointly managed by MAFMC and NEFMC (JOINT), and species managed by other entities (Other). For example "Benthivore MAFMC managed species - Landings weight"; Units: metric tons
7) Name: Guild Management Body managed species - Landings weight - US only; Definition: Total landings from US flagged vessels for an aggregate group of managed species within a region. Guilds include Benthivore, Benthos, Other, Piscivore, and Planktivore. Management bodies include Mid-Atlantic Fisheries Management Council (MAFMC), New England Fisheries Management Council (NEFMC), jointly managed by MAFMC and NEFMC (JOINT), and species managed by other entities (Other). For example "Benthivore MAFMC managed species - Landings weight - US only"; Units: metric tons
8) Name: Guild Management Body managed species - Seafood Landings; Definition: Total landings for an aggregate group of managed species within a region used for human consumption. Guilds include Benthivore, Benthos, Other, Piscivore, and Planktivore. Management bodies include Mid-Atlantic Fisheries Management Council (MAFMC), New England Fisheries Management Council (NEFMC), jointly managed by MAFMC and NEFMC (JOINT), and species managed by other entities (Other). For example "Benthivore MAFMC managed species - Seafood Landings"; Units: metric tons
Revenue
1) Name: Revenue; Definition: Total revenue for a region; Units: US dollars.
2) Name: Guild Revenue; Definition: Total revenue for an aggregate group within a region. Guilds include Benthivore, Benthos, Other, Piscivore, and Planktivore. For example "Benthivore Revenue"; Units: US dollars
3) Name: Guild Management Body managed species - Revenue; Definition: Total revenue for an aggregate group of managed species within a region. Guilds include Benthivore, Benthos, Other, Piscivore, and Planktivore. Management bodies include Mid-Atlantic Fisheries Management Council (MAFMC), New England Fisheries Management Council (NEFMC), jointly managed by MAFMC and NEFMC (JOINT), and species managed by other entities (Other). For example "Benthivore MAFMC managed species - Revenue"; Units: US dollars
Indicator Category
[ ] Published Methods
[ ] Extensive analysis, not yet published
[ ] Syntheses of published information
[X] Database pull
[ ] Database pull with analysis
[ ] Other
If other, please specify indicator category
No response
Data Contributors
Sean Lucey, Andrew Beet, and Sarah Gaichas.
Point(s) of Contact
Andrew Beet (Andrew.Beet@NOAA.gov)
Affiliation
NEFSC
Public Availability
Source data are NOT publicly available.
Accessibility and Constraints
Please email Andrew.Beet@NOAA.gov for further questions. Access to data will require a non-disclosure agreement with NOAA.
Primary Contact
Sean.Lucey@NOAA.gov
Secondary Contact
Andrew.Beet@NOAA.gov
Data Name (This will be the displayed title in Catalog)
Commercial Landings and Revenue
Indicator Name (as exists in ecodata)
comdat
Family (Which group is this indicator associated with?)
Data Description
Commercial landings and revenue from dealer reports
Introduction to Indicator (Please explain your indicator)
The Northeast US has a long, rich history of commercial fishing. Species of all different types are caught using a plethora of different fishing gear from North Carolina to Maine. This data set aggregates the value of those landings adjusted for inflation to the start of the report year. Revenue is calculated by total and managed by the Mid-Atlantic Fisheries Management Council and New England Fisheries Management Council. Revenue can be visualized by feeding guilds as well as by region.
Key Results and Visualization
Landings have fluctuated over time in all regions. In the two northern regions, a majority of the catch is used for human consumption (seafood) while less so in the Mid-Atlantic. Commercial seafood landings have been declining in both the Mid-Atlantic and Gulf of Maine regions.
Commercial revenue by managed species has generally been down. The exception is on Georges Bank were there is a cyclical nature to revenue arising from rotational scallop management. Total fisheries revenue in the Gulf of Maine has been increasing while total revenue has declined in the Mid-Atlantic.
Implications
Landings is a key indicator of the State of the Ecosystem report. It is the key driver in fisheries and is impacted by many of the other indicators presented throughout the report. Changes in landings can occur from a number of different factors including but not limited to the underlying ecosystem, changes in climate, fisheries economics, and management measures.
Revenue is a key indicator of the State of the Ecosystem report. Revenue is largely driven by landings and fisheries economics. There are many factors that can effect revenue. Revenue is used as a proxy for profit but only tells one side of the story. Ultimately there is a need to get a better sense of fisheries costs to adequately address commercial profits.
Spatial Scale
By EPU
Temporal Scale
Annual
Synthesis Theme
Define Variables
Landings
1) Name: Landings; Definition: Total landings for a region; Units: metric tons. 2) Name: Seafood Landings; Definition: Total landings used for human consumption for a region; Units: metric tons. 3) Name: Guild Landings; Definition: Total landings for an aggregate group within a region. Guilds include Benthivore, Benthos, Other, Piscivore, and Planktivore. For example "Benthivore Landings"; Units: metric tons 4) Name: Guild Landings - US only; Definition: Total landings from US flagged vessels for an aggregate group within a region. Guilds include Benthivore, Benthos, Other, Piscivore, and Planktivore. For example "Benthivore Landings - US only"; Units: metric tons 5) Name: Guild Seafood Landings; Definition: Total landings for an aggregate group within a region used for human consumption. Guilds include Benthivore, Benthos, Other, Piscivore, and Planktivore. For example "Benthivore Seafood Landings"; Units: metric tons 6) Name: Guild Management Body managed species - Landings weight; Definition: Total landings for an aggregate group of managed species within a region. Guilds include Benthivore, Benthos, Other, Piscivore, and Planktivore. Management bodies include Mid-Atlantic Fisheries Management Council (MAFMC), New England Fisheries Management Council (NEFMC), jointly managed by MAFMC and NEFMC (JOINT), and species managed by other entities (Other). For example "Benthivore MAFMC managed species - Landings weight"; Units: metric tons 7) Name: Guild Management Body managed species - Landings weight - US only; Definition: Total landings from US flagged vessels for an aggregate group of managed species within a region. Guilds include Benthivore, Benthos, Other, Piscivore, and Planktivore. Management bodies include Mid-Atlantic Fisheries Management Council (MAFMC), New England Fisheries Management Council (NEFMC), jointly managed by MAFMC and NEFMC (JOINT), and species managed by other entities (Other). For example "Benthivore MAFMC managed species - Landings weight - US only"; Units: metric tons 8) Name: Guild Management Body managed species - Seafood Landings; Definition: Total landings for an aggregate group of managed species within a region used for human consumption. Guilds include Benthivore, Benthos, Other, Piscivore, and Planktivore. Management bodies include Mid-Atlantic Fisheries Management Council (MAFMC), New England Fisheries Management Council (NEFMC), jointly managed by MAFMC and NEFMC (JOINT), and species managed by other entities (Other). For example "Benthivore MAFMC managed species - Seafood Landings"; Units: metric tons
Revenue
1) Name: Revenue; Definition: Total revenue for a region; Units: US dollars. 2) Name: Guild Revenue; Definition: Total revenue for an aggregate group within a region. Guilds include Benthivore, Benthos, Other, Piscivore, and Planktivore. For example "Benthivore Revenue"; Units: US dollars 3) Name: Guild Management Body managed species - Revenue; Definition: Total revenue for an aggregate group of managed species within a region. Guilds include Benthivore, Benthos, Other, Piscivore, and Planktivore. Management bodies include Mid-Atlantic Fisheries Management Council (MAFMC), New England Fisheries Management Council (NEFMC), jointly managed by MAFMC and NEFMC (JOINT), and species managed by other entities (Other). For example "Benthivore MAFMC managed species - Revenue"; Units: US dollars
Indicator Category
If other, please specify indicator category
No response
Data Contributors
Sean Lucey, Andrew Beet, and Sarah Gaichas.
Point(s) of Contact
Andrew Beet (Andrew.Beet@NOAA.gov)
Affiliation
NEFSC
Public Availability
Source data are NOT publicly available.
Accessibility and Constraints
Please email Andrew.Beet@NOAA.gov for further questions. Access to data will require a non-disclosure agreement with NOAA.