Seabed classification for trawlability determined with a multibeam echo sounder on Snakehead Bank in the Gulf of Alaska

Volume: 111, Issue: 1
Published: Dec 27, 2013
Abstract
Rockfishes (Sebastes spp.) tend to aggregate near rocky, cobble, or generally rugged areas that are difficult to survey with bottom trawls, and evidence indicates that assemblages of rockfish species may differ between areas accessible to trawling and those areas that are not. Consequently, it is important to determine grounds that are trawlable or untrawlable so that the areas where trawl survey results should be applied are accurately...
Paper Details
Title
Seabed classification for trawlability determined with a multibeam echo sounder on Snakehead Bank in the Gulf of Alaska
Published Date
Dec 27, 2013
Volume
111
Issue
1
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