title: Linkages between spatial ecology and sustainable fisheries
Creators: name: ICES
Publisher: name: ASC 2017 - Theme session F
Year: 2024
Subjects: Ecosystem observation, processes and dynamics
Fisheries and aquaculture

description: No abstracts are to be cited without prior reference to the author.Conveners: Susan Lowerre-Barbieri (USA), Christian Jørgensen (Norway), Ignacio Catalán (Spain), Anders Opdal (Norway)​.CM 2017/F:400. Linkages between spatial ecology and sustainable fisheries. Susan Lowerre-Barbieri, Ross Boucek, Sarah Walters Burnsed, Joel BickfordCM 2017/F:237. Atlantic herring connectivity: implications for population richness. Mike SinclairCM 2017/F:520. Pelagic habitat use for reproduction in Atlantic bluefin tuna. Patricia RegleroCM 2017/F:181. Hurricane responsiveness by black sea bass in the US Mid-Atlantic: Do fish have an evacuation plan?. David H. Secor, Michael O'BrienCM 2017/F:570. Evolutionary adaptation to fishing drives long-term change in spawning migrations of Northeast Arctic cod. Anders Frugård Opdal, Christian JørgensenCM 2017/F:371. Biocomplexity of Atlantic cod in the Gulf of Maine and its role in resiliency of a fishery. Lisa Kerr, Steven Cadrin, David Goethel, Adrienne Kovach, Graham Sherwood, Zachary Whitener, Doug ZemeckisCM 2017/F:500. Spatial ecology of attraction versus production in a grand artificial reef experiment: red snapper in the Gulf of Mexico. John F. Walter, Mandy Karnauskas, Shannon Calay, Dan Goethel, Matt Smith, Clay PorchCM 2017/F:347. Integrating population and individual scale movement into fisheries management: examples from the North Sea. Peter WrightCM 2017/F:611. Spatial ecology of Nassau Grouper (Epinephelus striatus) across life history stages, and implications for management and conservation. Brice X. Semmens, Christy V. Pattengill-Semmens, Scott A. Heppell, Croy McCoy, Phillippe Bush, Bradley Johnson, Richard NemethCM 2017/F:593. Estuarine teens to spreading genes: red drum (Sciaenops ocellatus) recruitment and movement ecology differs based on natal estuary. Sarah Walters Burnsed, Sue Lowerre-Barbieri, Joel BickfordCM 2017/F:331. Seasonal migrations, site fidelity and population structure of European sea bass: novel insights from large scale electronic tagging. Hélène de Pontual, Ewan Hunter, Ronan Le Goff, Victoria Bendall, Loïc Le Ru, Serena Wright, Didier Le Roy, Mickael Drogou, Karine Heerah, Mathieu WoillezCM 2017/F:388. Spatial behavioral types, composite random walks and sustainable fisheries. Josep Alos, Andrea Campos-CandelaCM 2017/F:595. Spatial scales of stock dynamics, fisher behavior and governance arrangements in Florida’s coastal sport fisheries: a case for place-based management?. Kai Lorenzen, Edward Camp, Chelsey Crandall, Jynessa Dutka-Gianelli, Joy Hazell, Ken Leber, Betty Staugler, Juliane StruveCM 2017/F:438. Fleet dynamics as Complex Adaptive Systems: Information sharing among fishers between beam trawlers. Klaas Sys, Jef Van Meensel, Hans Polet, Jeroen BuysseCM 2017/F:407. Improving fisheries science with high resolution commercial fishery data. Kristian Schreiber Plet-Hansen, Lars O. Mortensen, J. Rasmus Nielsen, Erling Larsen, Clara UlrichCM 2017/F:550. Integrated models reveal stock-, temperature-, and season- dependent ocean distribution for Chinook salmon. Andrew O. SheltonCM 2017/F:254. Spatially Explicit Stock Assessent Models for Atlantic Bluefin Tuna: A Challenge for Data and Managers. Clay E. Porch, John F. Walter, Ai Kimoto, Tristan Rouyer, Matthew V. LaurettaCM 2017/F:530. A spatial based management system for the sandeel fishery in the North Sea. Claus R. Sparrevohn, Claus R. Sparrevohn, Søren Anker Pedersen, Henrik LundCM 2017/F:316. Real-time Incentives: Spatio-temporal Management for Sustainable Fisheries. Debbi Pedreschi, Hannes Höffle, Sarah Kraak, Amos Barkai, Keith Farnsworth, David ReidCM 2017/F:204. Habitat drivers of predator prey interactions over rocky reefs revealed by fishery acoustics. Fabio Campanella, Peter Auster, Roldan Muñoz, Diane Fribance, Christopher J. TaylorCM 2017/F:474. Atlantic influence in the demersal Mediterranean Sea. Alboran Sea, is it a part of Atlantic Ocean?. Gil de Sola, L., J. Cartes, D. Lloris, J. Olivero , J. BrunoCM 2017/F:271. Effects of underwater habitat quality on the top predator Baltic cod and its food web interactions. Barbara Bauer, Valerio Bartolino, Michele Casini, Ayoe Hoff, H. E. Markus Meier, Piotr Margoński, Bärbel Müller-Karulis, Alessandro Orio, Mika Rahikainen, Sofia Saraiva, Jan Warzocha, Janina Kownacka, Jeroen Steenbeek, Maciej T. TomczakCM 2017/F:225. Socioeconomic implications of the observed climate change distributional impacts in commercial marine species. Alba Aguión, Diego Salgueiro-Otero, Iratxe Rubio, Elena OjeaCM 2017/F:413. Emerging life-histories from mechanistic links between spatial behaviour and dynamic energy budgets in selective fisheries. Andrea Campos-CandelaCM 2017/F:305. Spatially explicit data incorporation for fisheries management: insights from data-poor species in the Mediteranean. Ignacio A. Catalán, Andrés Ospina, Vicenç Moltó, Josep Alós, Gotzon Basterretxea, Alexandre Alonso, Miquel PalmerCM 2017/F:491. Fish size composition in space – A spatially explicit size spectrum model of the Celtic Sea fish community for testing novel management approaches. Hannes Höffle, Debbi Pedreschi, François Bastardie, Keith Farnsworth, Sarah Kraak, David ReidCM 2017/F:644. Modelling density-dependence in spatial distributions with a non-linear geostatistical approach: anchovy and sardine in the Bay of Biscay. Pierre petitgas, Mathieu Woillez, Mathieu Doray, Jaques RivoirardCM 2017/F:538. Operational oceanography for sustainability of top predators and fisheries (OOSTOP), a network for linking experts on marine ecology, operational oceanography, fisheries assessment and management. Diego Alvarez-BerasteguiCM 2017/F:567. Gbm.auto: software to simplify spatial modelling of data-poor species abundance and design MSY-based MPAs considering stakeholder priorities. Simon Dedman, Rick Officer, Deirdre Brophy, Maurice Clarke, David ReidCM 2017/F:414. Contingent structure of Northwest Atlantic mackerel evaluated using otolith stable isotopes. S. Gray Redding, Lee W. Cooper, Martin Castonguay, David H. SecorCM 2017/F:554. Real-time communication of the spatial and temporal abundance of spurdog (Squalus acanthias L.), to reduce by-catch, discards and fishing mortality in a mixed fishery: The Spurdog By-catch Avoidance Programme. Stuart J. Hetherington, Rose E. Nicholson, Victoria A. Bendall, Jamie Rendell, Paul Trebilcock, Ali Hood, Carl O’BrienCM 2017/F:313. Integrity of the European hake (Merluccius merluccius) spawning components. A. Serrat, C. Garcia-Fernandez, M. Muñoz, J. Lloret, A. Thorsen, F. Saborido-Rey, O.S. KjesbuCM 2017/F:340. Combining unbaited and baited underwater video cameras for estimating absolute abundance and size distribution for coastal marine fish. Guillermo Follana-Berná, Andrea Campos-Candela, Carlos Díaz-Gil, Pablo Arechavala-López, Josep Alós, Ignasi A. Catalán, Amalia Grau, Miquel Palmer, Salvador BalleCM 2017/F:279. A solution to reduce the recruitment of zoonotic parasites in comercial fish stocks. Ángel F. GonzálezCM 2017/F:265. Spatial capture-recapture (SCR) model on common octopus inhabiting human-altered coastal habitats: a Bayesian approach. P. Arechavala-Lopez, M. Minguito-Frutos, G. Follana-Berná, M PalmerCM 2017/F:346. Driving changes of spatial distribution of cod in the southern North Sea –temperature, fishing pressure or a combination both?. Miriam Püts, Marc Taylor, Alexander Kempf, Ismael Núñez-RiboniCM 2017/F:97. Changes in horizontal and vertical distribution of Baltic cod and flounder as analysed using standardised fishery-independent data. Alessandro Orio, Michele CasiniCM 2017/F:509. Using environmental and longline fishery data to map potential yellowfin tuna habitats in the tropical Pacific Ocean. Shi-Han Lai, Kuo-Wei Lan , Po-Han HuangCM 2017/F:663. Fine-scale dispersal of Nassau Grouper eggs from a spawning aggregation. Brian C. Stock, Andy Mullen, Paul Roberts, Jules Jaffe, Christy Pattengill-Semmens, Croy McCoy, Brice SemmensCM 2017/F:667. OysterFutures: applying a spatially-explicit model and testing a collaborative process for developing oyster fishing regulations in Chesapeake Bay. Elizabeth North, Michael Wilberg, Jeff Blair, Jeffrey Cornwell, Matthew Damiano, Rasika Gawde, Taylor Goelz, Troy Hartley, Chris Hayes, Raleigh Hood, Melanie Jackson, Robert Jones, Jane Thomas, Lisa WaingerCM 2017/F:594. Exploring Goliath Grouper Population Dynamics: What Can Simulations Tell Us?. Claudia Friess, Robert Ahrens, Kai LorenzenCM 2017/F:652. Hydrologic changes in the St. Lucie Estuary and implications for snook movement patterns during high pulse flows. Lauren Kircher, Jessica Noble, Joy Young, John BaldwinCM 2017/F:122. Identifyng European hake (Merluccius merluccius) nurseries using Bayesian spatio-temporal models. Maria Grazia Pennino, Raul Vilela, Jose M. Bellido, Francisco Velasco<br>