title: Stock assessment methods, model complexity, and uncertainty
Creators: name: ICES
Publisher: name: ASC 2017 - Theme session S
Year: 2024
Subjects: Fisheries and aquaculture
Pressures, impacts, conservation, and management
Technologies and data

description:  No abstracts are to be cited without prior reference to the author. Conveners: Arni Magnusson (ICES), Patrick Lynch (USA), Erik Olsen (Norway).CM 2017/S:93. Monitoring the European Common Fisheries Policy: translating stock assessment results into policy advice. Ernesto Jardim, Finlay Scott, Iago Mosqueira, Chato Osio, Paris Vasilakopoulos, Alessandro Mannini, John CaseyCM 2017/S:299. Tracking biases in fishery independent surveys - the acoustical blind zone as a case. Sindre Vatnehol, Nils Olav Handegard, Hector PenaCM 2017/S:303. Development of a state-space multi-species age-structured fisheries assessment model. Vanessa Trijoulet, Gavin Fay, Kiersten Curti, Timothy J. MillerCM 2017/S:432. Quantifying bias and uncertainty in average length based mortality estimators to improve estimate accuracy in practical application. Nathan R Vaughan, Steven G Smith, Jerald S AultCM 2017/S:170. Quantifying stock status of the relatively data-limited stock of pollack (Pollachius pollachius) in the Celtic Seas Ecoregion using a flexible age-structured modelling framework. Juliette Alemany, Jason M. Cope, Eric Foucher, Joël Vigneau, Etienne Rivot, Jean-Paul RobinCM 2017/S:249. Incorporating oceanographic indicators into indices of abundance for stock assessment with Atlantic blue marlin as an example. Michael J. Schirripa, Francesca C. Forrestal, C. Phillip GoodyearCM 2017/S:372. A new semi-parametric approach to account for 2D autocorrelated selectivity in age-structured assessment models. Haikun Xu, James Thorson, Richard Methot, Timothy EssingtonCM 2017/S:394. Changes in the natural mortality rate for northern cod based on a state-space stock assessment model that integrates tagging data. Noel Cadigan, Paul RegularCM 2017/S:175. Using the FishStats spatio-temporal toolbox to attribute and communicate uncertain drivers of distribution shifts for assessed stocks. James Thorson, James N. Ianelli, Stan KotwickiCM 2017/S:566. Tools for the incorporation of GMRF smoothers in stock assessment models. Colin P Millar, Richard Hillary, Jan Jaap Poos, Ernesto JardimCM 2017/S:178. Uncertainties in management advice: communicating through the noise. Daniel Howell, Anatoly FilinCM 2017/S:481. Testing a stock assessment model using simulated data from an ecosystem model. Paul Frater, Erla Sturludottir, Bjarki Thor Elvarsson, Gunnar StefanssonCM 2017/S:577. Blood from a stone: A taxonomy and brief review of catch-only stock assessment methods. Christopher Free, Olaf Jensen, Kristin Kleisner, Catherine Longo, Sean Anderson, Jessica Walsh, Chato Osio, Coilin Minto, Nicolas GutierrezCM 2017/S:450. Evaluating an ecosystem-based fishery management procedure for Georges Bank using ceilings on system removals. Amanda R. Hart, Gavin FayCM 2017/S:650. Challenges and lessons learned in fisheries advice and the complex interplay between science, method development and people management. Geir Huse, Harald Gjøsæter, Nils Olav Handegard, Erik OlsenCM 2017/S:202. Estimating selectivity, availability, and mortality with an Individual-Based Approach. Stephane Thanassekos, Robert Latour, Mary C. FabrizioCM 2017/S:205. Estimating historic northwest Atlantic mackerel stock size using stochastic stock reduction analysis. M. Conor McManus, Jeremy S. Collie, Kiersten L. Curti, David E. Richardson, Jonathan A. HareCM 2017/S:456. Defining good practices for fishery stock assessment: a survey of current decisions. Richard D. Methot, André E. Punt, Patrick LynchCM 2017/S:638. Assessing a data challenged stock: a case study on ling (Molva molva) in Icelandic waters. Bjarki Þór Elvarsson, Guðmundur Þórðarson, Jamie LentinCM 2017/S:242. Performance comparison of length- and age-based multispecies models to provide fisheries management advice. Jason M. Boucher, Kiersten L. Curti, Sarah K. GaichasCM 2017/S:602. Using information on source population composition of the catch in a spatially structured stock assessment to improve assessment and fishery management performance. Yang Li, James R. Bence, Travis O. BrendenCM 2017/S:344. When to use spatially-explicit stock assessments: Is good data good enough?. Katelyn M. Bosley, Daniel R. Goethel, Aaron M. Berger, Dana Hanselman, Kari H. Fenske, Amy Schueller, Jonathan Deroba, Brian Langseth CM 2017/S:345. Evaluating Alternative Management Strategies for Mixed Recreational and Commercial Fisheries: Can Harvest Slots Save the Day?. Jacob M. Kasper, Jeffrey Brust, Amanda Caskenette, Jason McNamee, Jason Vokoun, Eric T. SchultzCM 2017/S:232. Lessons Learned from Data-Limited Evaluations of Data-Rich Reef Fish Species in the Gulf of Mexico: Implications for Providing Fisheries Management Advice for Data-Poor Stocks. Skyler R. Sagarese, William J. Harford, John F. Walter III, Meaghan D. Bryan, Nancie J. Cummings, J. Jeffery Isely, Matthew W. Smith, Daniel R. Goethel, Adyan B. Rios, Shannon L. Cass-Calay, Clay E. Porch, Thomas R. CarruthersCM 2017/S:364. ATL, The Analytics Template Library. Matthew Supernaw, Teresa A'marCM 2017/S:180. Evaluating the performance of alternative stock assessment models for mixed Atlantic bluefin tuna stocks. Molly R. Morse, Lisa A. Kerr, David H. Secor, Steven X. CadrinCM 2017/S:86. A retrospective retrospective: from Mohn’s rho to model ensembles. Christopher M. LegaultCM 2017/S:240. Implementing a Next Generation Stock Assessment Enterprise in NOAA Fisheries. Patrick D. Lynch, Richard D. Methot, Jason S. LinkCM 2017/S:635. Improving demersal mixed fisheries model and advice: Celtic Sea. Claire Moore, Sarah Davie, Marianne Robert, Lionel PawlowskiCM 2017/S:588. Detecting variability when assessing forage fish populations. Nis S Jacobsen, James Thorson, Timothy E EssingtonCM 2017/S:353. Understanding historical Summer Flounder (Paralichthys dentatus) abundance patterns through incorporation of oceanographic dependent vital rates in Bayesian state-space models. Cecilia O'Leary, James Thorson, Janet Nye, Timothy MillerCM 2017/S:444. Uncertain communication of uncertainty. Erik Olsen, Guldborg Søvik, Dorothy J. DankelCM 2017/S:85. Over 20 years of fisheries stock assessment research and we are back almost where we started: a discussion and some ways forward. Mark N. Maunder, Kevin R. PinerCM 2017/S:82. Establishing stock status determination criteria for fisheries with high discards and uncertain recruitment: the controversial case of Gulf of Mexico Red Snapper. Daniel R. Goethel, Matthew W. Smith, Shannon L. Cass-Calay, Clay E. PorchCM 2017/S:561. Simple tools for routine assessment in data poor Cephalopod fisheries: preliminary application to English Channel squids stocks. J. P. RobinCM 2017/S:508. Granger-causality analysis of Gadget model outputs and environmental drivers. First steps for anchovy stock forecast in the Gulf of Cádiz. Margarita María Rincón, Fernando Ramos, Bjarki Thor Elvarsson, Javier RuizCM 2017/S:213. Variability in abundance estimates of pelagic fish communities using different methods for combining trawl data with acoustic results. Elor Sepp, Timo Arula, Tiit Raid, Olavi Kaljuste, Lauri SaksCM 2017/S:338. Space Oddity: the Mission for Spatial Integration. Aaron M. Berger, Daniel R. Goethel, Patrick D. Lynch, Terrance QuinnCM 2017/S:373. Estimation of the effect of environmental variability on spatially-explicit predation mortality and recruitment within the eastern Bering Sea pollock stock assessment model. Paul Spencer, Anne Hollowed, Stephani Zador, Kirstin Holsman, Franz Mueter, James IanelliCM 2017/S:633. Use of diagnostic tools to understand integrated stock assessment models: the case of yellowfin tuna in the eastern Pacific Ocean. Carolina V. Minte-Vera, Mark N. Maunder, Alexandre M. Aires-da-SilvaCM 2017/S:336. Evaluating design efficiencies of trawl surveys with stations allocated along transects versus by stratified random sampling. Jon Helge Vølstad, Mary Christman, Espen Johnsen, Thomas J. Miller, Arved Staby, Virgilios EstevaoCM 2017/S:591. Influences of model structure on estimates of community dynamics and biomass production from a multispecies Bayesian state-space model. Robert P. Wildermuth, Gavin FayCM 2017/S:244. Improving fishery catch rate estimates to reduce management uncertainty in the US sea scallop fishery. Brooke L. Wright, Catherine E. O'Keefe, Steven X. CadrinCM 2017/S:228. Exploring the practical applications of balanced harvesting by using an Atlantis ecosystem model for the Nordic and Barents seas. Ina Nilsen, Jeppe Kolding, Cecilie Hansen , Daniel HowellCM 2017/S:195. Bayesian Calibration of Blue Crab (Callinectes sapidus) Abundance Indices Based on Probability Surveys. Dong Liang, Genevieve Nesslage, Michael Wilberg, Thomas MillerCM 2017/S:84. CAPAM Stock Assessment Methods Workshop Series: Successes, Challenges, and Advice for the Future. Mark N. Maunder, Paul R. Crone, Brice X. Semmens, Juan L. ValeroCM 2017/S:453. Estimating fisheries reference point from catch data for data-limited fish stocks in Turkish waters. Nazli Demirel