title: Integrated ecosystems assessment and decision support to advance ecosystem‐based fisheries management
Creators: name: ICES
Publisher: name: ASC 2016 - Theme session F
Year: 2024
Subjects: Ecosystem observation, processes and dynamics
Pressures, impacts, conservation, and management

description: No abstracts are to be cited without prior reference to the author.Conveners: John Pope (UK) Lena Bergström (Sweden) Melania Borit (Norway).CM 2016/F:554. 50 shades of grey – The colours of ICES stock assessments. Rüdiger Voss, Eske C. Evers, Jörn O. SchmidtCM 2016/F:312. A response to the challenge of including the human dimension in integrated ecosystem assessment – Baltic salmon and clupeid examples. Päivi Haapasaari, Laura Uusitalo, Lena Bergström, Outi Heikinheimo, Heikki Peltonen, Atso RomakkaniemiCM 2016/F:328. A trait-based assessment towards understanding long-term changes in ecosystem functioning: the Central Baltic Sea as a case study. M. LindegrenCM 2016/F:572. An ecosystem-level redundancy analysis decision tool to inform the integrated ecosystem assessment indicator selection process. Joshua P Kilborn, Michael Drexler, Corey RidingsCM 2016/F: 629. Applying an ecosystem and risk-based approach towards an integrated assessment of benthic habitat communities at a regional seas scale. Sophie A. M. Elliott , Laurent Guérin, Cristina Vina‐Herbon, Bryony Meakins, Roland Pesch, Alberto SerranoCM 2016/F:476. Assessing parrotfish abundance and implications for coral recovery and fishery management in the Gulf of Thailand. Thamasak Yeemin, Wichin Suebpala, Makamas Sutthacheep, Sittiporn Pengsakun, Watchara SamsuvanCM 2016/F:560. Characteristics of Modelling Fisheries as Socio-Ecological Complex Adaptive Systems. Alexander Holdgate, Melania BoritCM 2016/F:483. Collecting fisheries data – the move of industry from passive to active partners in collecting and analysing data. Magnus L Johnson, Mike Cohen, Jane Sandell, Michael Roach, Mike Park, Annie Hooper, Dale Rodmell CM 2016/F: 488. Cumulative effect assessments in marine ecosystems: a review of methods and best practices. Samuli Korpinen, Jesper H AndersenCM 2016/F:244. Decision support framework for EAFM. M. RahikainenCM 2016/F:354. Determining seasonal target species assemblages of bottom otter trawlers from fishing effort and commercial species distributions. Pierre Bourdaud, Morgane Travers-Trolet, Youen Vermard, Paul MarchalCM 2016/F:90. Development of a simple delay difference model of the North Sea Multispecies Fishery System as a module for decision support to EBFM. John PopeCM 2016/F:459. Estimating fishery dynamic and its relation to changing environments to support ecosystem-based fisheries management. S. Kasatkina, P. GasyukovCM 2016/F:185. Evidence-based and industry-driven ecosystem management approach of a dynamic scallop fishing ground. G. I. Lambert.CM 2016/F:577. Exploring the effects of different management scenarios for the Icelandic gadoid fishery. Bjarki Þór Elvarsson, Saga Gudmundsdottir, Sveinn Agnarsson, Jonas R. VidarssonCM 2016/F:391. Identifying Leading Indicators of Shifts in Marine Ecosystems. Kendra Karr, Carrie Kappel, Mary Donovan, Mary HunsickerCM 2016/F:163. Improving fisheries management by increasing selectivity: Results from the CelSelect project. Marianne Robert, Fabien Morandeau, Marion FicheCM 2016/F:133. Integrated Ecosystem Assessment in support of ecosystem based fisheries management in the Irish Sea - a case study with cod (Gadus morhua).Steven E Beggs, Mathieu G LundyCM 2016/F:215. Integrated ecosystem model of Icelandic waters. Erla Sturludottir, Christopher David Desjardins, Kai Logemann, Gudrun Marteinsdottir, Gunnar StefanssonCM 2016/F:278. Integrating environmental change and socio-economic considerations into operational fish stock advice. Christian Möllmann, Anna Gårdmark, Hans‐Harald Hinrichsen, Scott Large, Bärbel Müller‐Karulis, Stefan Neuenfeldt, Niclas Norrström, Jörn Schmidt, Maciej Tomczak, Rudi VossCM 2016/F. Is the Gulf of Cadiz ready for the ecosystem approach? A perspective from the southernmost European Atlantic regional sea. Marcus LlopeCM 2016/F:572. Lessons learned: Successes and pitfalls in IEA methods. Saskia A. Otto, Jörn Schmidt, Geir Ottersen, Edda Johannesen, Christian Möllmann CM 2016/F:260. Making the Ecosystem Based Fisheries Management operational for management support in the Bay of Biscay: analyzing the effects of the implementation of the Landing Obligation at an ecosystem level. Eider Andonegi, Raúl PrellezoCM 2016/F:226. Managing fisheries in the context of an integrated marine policy: the importance of spatial issues. Pierre Petitgas, Bruno Ernande, Eider Andonegi, GiannaFabi, Giuseppe Scarcella, Kostas Kapiris, Ana LeocadioCM 2016/F:323. Measuring good fisheries governance: Indicators, tools and stakeholders. Ixai Salvo, Svein Jentoft, Petter Holm, Jahn Petter Johnsen, Antonio G. AllutCM 2016/F: 518. Nash equilibrium can resolve conflicting maximum sustainable yields in multispecies fisheries management. Niclas Norrström, Michele Casini, Noél M.A. HolmgrenCM 2016/F:82. ODEMM in the Celtic Seas: a qualitative IEA with decision support tools. Debbi Pedreschi, David ReidCM 2016/F:203. Seal-fisheries interactions in the Baltic Proper. D. CostalgoCM 2016/F. Searching for the name of the game; stakeholders engagement in the implementation of the EBFM in the European Union. M. BallesterosCM 2016/F:356. Stochastic Multi-species model for fish stock assessment in the Celtic sea. Jonathan Rault, Marianne Robert, Dorothée Kopp, Lionel PawlowskiCM 2016/F:537. SYMBIOSES - a practical risk management tool to integrate fisheries and hydrocarbon activities in the Lofotens and Barents Sea, Norway. Daniel Howell, JoLynn Caroll, Frode VikebøCM 2016/F:87. Testing environmental, economic and social criteria in a co-creation process with stakeholders: An example model for European anchovy using shiny R package. Margarita María Rincón Hidalgo, Javier Ruiz Segura, Marta BallesterosCM 2016/F:310. The future of Baltic salmon: using participatory modelling to predict the effects of climate change on salmon and adapt new goals and management strategies. Kelsey Hartikainen, Samu Mäntyniemi, Päivi HaapasaariCM 2016/F:370. Towards an ecosystem approach to fisheries management: participatory planning and decision support for the West coast of Scotland mixed fisheries. Kåre Nolde Nielsen, Alan Baudron, Natalia Serpetti, Sheila Heymans, Mika Rahikainen, Paul FernandesCM 2016/F:224. Trophic modeling for integrated ecosystem assessment: from diagnosis to ecosystem-based advice for fisheries management. Pierre-Yves HernvannCM 2016/F:183. Understanding the pathways and roles of scientific information: A critical step in operationalizing ecosystem-based fisheries management (EBFM). Suzuette S. Soomai