Fisheries Statistical Methods: Theory and Practical Manual

Statistics play a vital role in fisheries, enabling the accurate assessment of fish population and sustainable management practices. The book provides a comprehensive overview of essential statistical concepts and techniques crucial for fisheries science. It begins with foundational topics such as the definition and importance of statistics, population, and sample concepts, and data collection and presentation methods. It progresses to central tendency, dispersion measures, and understanding data distribution shapes. The book covers probability, counting techniques, probability distributions, inferential statistics, hypothesis testing, and various data analysis techniques, including linear regression and fish population estimation. This book is invaluable for students, equipping them with the necessary statistical skills to analyze and interpret fisheries data effectively.

Pages: 160, Hardcover, Daya Pub. House