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Indicator summary
Summary of indicator structure and function
Indicator | Attribute | Purpose | If restricted to taxa, list which ones | Ecosystem applicability | Identified capability | Biological classification level | Response variable | Drivers | Robustness |
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System Omnivory Index | Ecosystem structure and function, community Community structure, trophic Trophic structure | Fisheries |
| Should be applicable in all ecosystems | Demonstrable | Ecosystem | Trophodynamic | Anthropogenic?, trophodynamic?Trophodynamic | Medium to high |
Examples of how the indicators is used for ecosystem management and ecosystem status and trends
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Definition and/or background
The following is from Fulton et al 2004a -
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Ecosystem structure and function, community structure, trophic structure
Purpose
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Taxa
As appropriate list an taxa that this indicator is restricted to
Fisheries
Data required
The following is from Fulton et al 2004a -
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Should be applicable in all ecosystems.
Identified capability
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Biological classification level
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Response variable
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Drivers
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Robustness
The following is from Fulton et al 2004a -
Medium to high: assuming taxonomic resolution and diet composition data is reliable, trends in SOI could be very informative. However, diet composition and sufficient taxonomic resolution of the data are not always present and thus the trophic structure of the models used to derive SOI can have a large influence on the resulting values. Once the true magnitude of this model structure issue has been investigated, or data resolution is of a sufficient grade, SOI should be a useful indicator.
Current status and trends
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Management objective/direction
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Stakeholder/Public acceptability
Acceptability with stakeholders?
* by all stakeholder
* by the public
* understandable to the stakeholders
References
Fulton, E.A., Smith, A.D.M., Webb, H., and Slater, J. (2004a) Ecological indicators for the impacts of fishing on non-target species, communities and ecosystems: Review of potential indicators. AFMA Final Research Report, report Number R99/1546.
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Christensen, V., C.J. Walters, and D. Pauly. 2000. ECTOPATH with ECOSIM: a user’s guide. October 2000 edition. Fisheries Centre, University of British Columbia, Vanouver, Canada and International Centre for Living Aquatic Resources Management, Penang, Malaysia.
Trites, A. W., P. A. Livingston, S. Mackinson, M. C. Vasconcellos, A. M. Springer, and D. Pauly. 1999. Ecosystem change and the decline of marine mammals in the Eastern Bering Sea: testing the ecosystem shift and commercial whaling hypotheses, Fisheries Centre, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, B.C., Canada.
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Fulton, E.A., Fuller,M., Smith, A.D.M., and Punt, A. (2004) Ecological indicators of the ecosystem effects of fishing: Final report. AFMA Final Research Report, report Number R99/1546.
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