title: Modelling social-ecological systems: methods and tools for scenario development and prediction
Creators: name: ICES
Publisher: name: ASC 2017 - Theme session M
Year: 2024
Subjects: Ecosystem observation, processes and dynamics
The sea and human culture and societies
Technologies and data

description:  No abstracts are to be cited without prior reference to the author. Conveners: Oliver Thebaud (France), Jan Jaap Poos (the Netherlands), Jörn Schmidt (Germany).CM 2017/M:318. Where does social-ecological modelling fit in ICES?. Mark Dickey-CollasCM 2017/M:114. Using machine learning to uncover hidden topics of fisheries models. Shaheen Syed, Charlotte Teresa WeberCM 2017/M:446. One step further: understanding adaptation to climate change in social-ecological systems. Diego Salgueiro-Otero, Elena OjeaCM 2017/M:78. Towards management for resilience: Combined effects of natural disturbances and fisheries dynamics on coral reef ecosystem functioning. Mélodie Dubois, Joachim ClaudetCM 2017/M:629. Forecasting species-specific total allowable catch under an ecosystem cap in the US Bering Sea and Aleutian Islands. Alan C. Haynie, Amanda FaigCM 2017/M:587. Conceptual and qualitative modeling for Management Strategy Evaluation of social-ecological systems in the Northwest Atlantic. Geret S. DePiper, Sarah K. Gaichas, Sean M. Lucey, Patricia Pinto da Silva, M. Robin Anderson, Heather Breeze, Alida Bundy, Patricia M. Clay, Gavin Fay, Robert J. Gamble, Robert S. Gregory, Paula S. Fratantoni, Catherine L. Johnson, Mariano Koen-Alonso, Kristin M. Kleisner, Julia Olson, Charles T. Perretti, Pierre Pepin, Fred Phelan, Vincent S. Saba, Laurel A. Smith, Jamie C. Tam, Nadine D. Templeman, Robert P. WildermuthCM 2017/M:401. Uncertain future ahead, how can scientists, managers and stakeholders get prepared together? . Benjamin Planque, Christian Mullon, Per ArnebergCM 2017/M:210. Co-constructing a shared vision of marine territories using serious games. Alice Lapijover, Nicolas Becu, Henri Deysson, Vincent RidouxCM 2017/M:512. Serious games for building scenarios for the future of marine socioecological systems. Christian Mullon, Benjamin Planque, Olivier ThébaudCM 2017/M:351. Development of a new generalizable systems model emphasizing the human dimension; the POSEIDON framework. Ernesto CarellaCM 2017/M:475. Spatial and sequential stock depletion through increased fisher mobility: An agent-based modeling approach. Emilie Lindkvist, Andrew Frederick Johnson, Alfredo Girón-Nava, Octavio Aburto-Oropeza, Maja SchlüterCM 2017/M:350. The Modifiable Areal Unit Problem (MAUP) in the analysis of fishery behavior: new insights from VMS data. Maxime DePalle, James N. Sanchirico, Shay O'Farrell, Alan C. Haynie, Jordan T. Watson, Larry PerrusoCM 2017/M:212. Modelling fishing behaviour to determine how changes in fishing tactics may assist Irish vessels operating under the Landing Obligation. Julia Calderwood, Dave ReidCM 2017/M:74. Economic Impacts and Adaptation Strategies for Fishing Communities Facing Climate-Driven Species Changes. Brad Franklin, Jenny Sun, Brian Kennedy, Andrew Allyn, Kathy MillsCM 2017/M:182. To eat or not to eat? Two systems analytic approaches to evaluate the sustainable use of the dioxin-rich Baltic herring and salmon. Annukka Lehikoinen, Lauri Ronkainen, Päivi HaapasaariCM 2017/M:420. Challenges for the Baltic sprat supply in the face of purchase behavior changes in Poland. The results of the Prohealth project survey. Adam Mytlewski, Marcin Rakowski, Agnieszka Żurek, Tomasz KulikowskiCM 2017/M:406. Combining exploratory scenarios and Bayesian belief network to model social-ecological systems – case study on Baltic herring and salmon fisheries. Mia PihlajamäkiCM 2017/M:487. Is a single dimension enough to explain fishers’ decision-making?. Hannes Höffle, Debbi Pedreschi, Keith Farnsworth, François Bastardie, Sarah Kraak, David ReidCM 2017/M:392. Practical experiences in applying Bayesian decision models to fisheries and environmental problems: lessons learned. Sakari KuikkaCM 2017/M:357. Developing a methodology to promote resilient socio-ecological systems in South Florida, USA. Jiangxiao QiuCM 2017/M:214. Natural and land-based factors in the Guadalquivir estuary affect the abundance of anchovy in the Gulf of Cadiz (SW Spain). G.F. de Carvalho-Souza , E. González-Ortegón, F. Baldó, P. Drake, F. Ramos, I. Sobrino, C. Vilas, M. LlopeCM 2017/M:123. The Eco² Model – A basic bio-economic module for the description of the dynamics of cohort biomass in response to exploitation. Eckhard BethkeCM 2017/M:393. Development of a flexible Bayesian model of fisheries discards with priors defined by expert knowledge. Eduardo Eiji Maeda, Samu Mäntyniemi, Smaragda Despoti, Claudia Musumeci, Marianna Giannoulaki, Alessandro Ligas, Sakari Olli Kuikka