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\r\n\r\nMulti-stanza populations can be designated as hatchery populations, and hatchery production can be varied over time using time forcing functions. To turn off natural reproduction and replace it with a time series of hatchery stocking rates, open the Ecopath > Input > Edit multi-stanza<\/em> groups form for a population, and enter a nonzero value for the hatchery forcing function number. Forcing functions can be sketched using the Ecosim > Input > Forcing function <\/em>form or can be imported with time series (Ecosim > Input > Time series<\/em>). Check the Forcing function form for the number allocated to your\u00a0hatchery stocking time series. Forcing functions to represent historical changes in stocking rates can be entered via the same CSV files as used to set up historical fishing and model fitting scenarios. Enter stocking rates as values relative to the stocking rate of 1.0 assumed for the Ecopath base year.\r\n\r\nThen at each simulation time step, the base recruitment for the population (calculated from Ecopath input parameters) will be multiplied by the current time value for the designated forcing function. A forcing function value of 1.0 corresponds to the stocking rate that would result in the Ecopath base abundance (biomass) entered.\r\n\r\nIf it is desired to simulate stocking of older fish at some age like 18 months, the first stanza for the population should be set to have this duration, the mortality rate (Z<\/em> or P\/B<\/em>) for the stanza should be set to 0.001, and the diet for the stanza should be set to 1.0 imported (i.e., do not have fish in the stanza feeding in the modelled ecosystem).\r\n\r\n<\/div>\r\n
\r\n\r\nAttribution\u00a0<\/strong>This chapter is in part adapted from the unpublished EwE User Guide: Christensen V, C Walters, D Pauly, R Forrest. Ecopath with Ecosim. User Guide. November 2008.\r\n\r\n<\/div>","rendered":"
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Multi-stanza populations can be designated as hatchery populations, and hatchery production can be varied over time using time forcing functions. To turn off natural reproduction and replace it with a time series of hatchery stocking rates, open the Ecopath > Input > Edit multi-stanza<\/em> groups form for a population, and enter a nonzero value for the hatchery forcing function number. Forcing functions can be sketched using the Ecosim > Input > Forcing function <\/em>form or can be imported with time series (Ecosim > Input > Time series<\/em>). Check the Forcing function form for the number allocated to your\u00a0hatchery stocking time series. Forcing functions to represent historical changes in stocking rates can be entered via the same CSV files as used to set up historical fishing and model fitting scenarios. Enter stocking rates as values relative to the stocking rate of 1.0 assumed for the Ecopath base year.<\/p>\n

Then at each simulation time step, the base recruitment for the population (calculated from Ecopath input parameters) will be multiplied by the current time value for the designated forcing function. A forcing function value of 1.0 corresponds to the stocking rate that would result in the Ecopath base abundance (biomass) entered.<\/p>\n

If it is desired to simulate stocking of older fish at some age like 18 months, the first stanza for the population should be set to have this duration, the mortality rate (Z<\/em> or P\/B<\/em>) for the stanza should be set to 0.001, and the diet for the stanza should be set to 1.0 imported (i.e., do not have fish in the stanza feeding in the modelled ecosystem).<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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