382
S.G. Robertson . A.K. Morison
Australia indicates slow growth and episodic recruitment. Marine and Freshwater
Research 49, 491-98
Morison AK, Robertson SO (1997) Automatic ageing of fish from otoliths: a pilot study.
Final report to FRDC for Project #96/136
(Marine and Freshwater Resources
Institute: Queensdiff.)
Morison AK, Robertson SO, Smith DC (1998b) An integrated system for production fish
aging: image analysis and quality assurance. North American Journal of Fisheries
Management 18, 587-98
Punt AE, Smith DC, Thomson RB, Haddon M, He X, Lyle JM (2001). Stock assessment of
the blue grenadier Macruronus novaezelandiae resource of south-eastern Australia.
Marine and Freshwater Research 52, 701-717
Richards LI, Schnute JT, Kronlund AR, Bearnish RJ (1992) Statistical models for the
analysis of ageing error. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 49, 18011815
Robertson SO, Morison AK (1999) A trial of artificial neural networks for automatically
estimating the age of fish. Marine and Freshwater Research 50, 73-82
Takashima Y, Takada T, Matsuishi T, Kanno Y (2000) Validation of auto-couning method
by NIH Image using otoliths of white-spotted char Salvelinus leucomanenis. Fisheries
Science 66, 515-520
Troadec H (1991) Frequency demodulation on otolith numerical images for the automation
of fish age estimation. Aquatic Living Resources 4, 207-219
Troadec H, Benzinou A, Rodin V, Le Bihan J (2000) Use of deformable template for twodimensional growth ring detection of otoliths by digital image processing: Application
to plaice (Pleuronectes platessa) otoliths. Fisheries Research 46, 155-163
Walter M, Recknagel F, Carpenter C, Bormans M (2001) Predicting eutrophication effects
in the Burrinjuck Reservoir (Australia)by means of the deterrninistic model SALMO
and the recurrent neural network model ANNA. Ecological Modelling 146, 1-3, 97113
Welleman HC, Storbeck F (1995) Automatic ageing of plaice (Pleuronectes platessa L.)
otoliths by means of image analysis. In 'Recent Developments in Fish Otolith
Research'. (Eds Secor, D. H., Dean, J. M., and Campana, S. E.) pp 271-282.
(University of South Carolina Press: Columbia.)
Williams T, Bedford BC (1974) The use of otoliths for age determination. In 'Ageing of
Fish'. (Eds Bagenal, T. B.) pp 114-123. (Unwin Brothers: Old Woking.)
Worthington DO (1995) Variation in the relationship between otolith weight and age -
implications for the estimation of age of two tropical damselfish (Pomacentrus
moluccensis and P. wardi). Canadian Journal of Fisheries & Aquatic Sciences 52(2),
233-242
S.G. Robertson . A.K. Morison
Australia indicates slow growth and episodic recruitment. Marine and Freshwater
Research 49, 491-98
Morison AK, Robertson SO (1997) Automatic ageing of fish from otoliths: a pilot study.
Final report to FRDC for Project #96/136
(Marine and Freshwater Resources
Institute: Queensdiff.)
Morison AK, Robertson SO, Smith DC (1998b) An integrated system for production fish
aging: image analysis and quality assurance. North American Journal of Fisheries
Management 18, 587-98
Punt AE, Smith DC, Thomson RB, Haddon M, He X, Lyle JM (2001). Stock assessment of
the blue grenadier Macruronus novaezelandiae resource of south-eastern Australia.
Marine and Freshwater Research 52, 701-717
Richards LI, Schnute JT, Kronlund AR, Bearnish RJ (1992) Statistical models for the
analysis of ageing error. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 49, 18011815
Robertson SO, Morison AK (1999) A trial of artificial neural networks for automatically
estimating the age of fish. Marine and Freshwater Research 50, 73-82
Takashima Y, Takada T, Matsuishi T, Kanno Y (2000) Validation of auto-couning method
by NIH Image using otoliths of white-spotted char Salvelinus leucomanenis. Fisheries
Science 66, 515-520
Troadec H (1991) Frequency demodulation on otolith numerical images for the automation
of fish age estimation. Aquatic Living Resources 4, 207-219
Troadec H, Benzinou A, Rodin V, Le Bihan J (2000) Use of deformable template for twodimensional growth ring detection of otoliths by digital image processing: Application
to plaice (Pleuronectes platessa) otoliths. Fisheries Research 46, 155-163
Walter M, Recknagel F, Carpenter C, Bormans M (2001) Predicting eutrophication effects
in the Burrinjuck Reservoir (Australia)by means of the deterrninistic model SALMO
and the recurrent neural network model ANNA. Ecological Modelling 146, 1-3, 97113
Welleman HC, Storbeck F (1995) Automatic ageing of plaice (Pleuronectes platessa L.)
otoliths by means of image analysis. In 'Recent Developments in Fish Otolith
Research'. (Eds Secor, D. H., Dean, J. M., and Campana, S. E.) pp 271-282.
(University of South Carolina Press: Columbia.)
Williams T, Bedford BC (1974) The use of otoliths for age determination. In 'Ageing of
Fish'. (Eds Bagenal, T. B.) pp 114-123. (Unwin Brothers: Old Woking.)
Worthington DO (1995) Variation in the relationship between otolith weight and age -
implications for the estimation of age of two tropical damselfish (Pomacentrus
moluccensis and P. wardi). Canadian Journal of Fisheries & Aquatic Sciences 52(2),
233-242