'Spawning biomass' diaporamas de présentation

Data-moderate assessments for 9 groundfishes

Data-moderate assessments for 9 groundfishes. NWFSC and SWFSC STAT teams. Context and objectives. Data-moderate = catch and index data Methods (XDB-SRA and exSSS ) already reviewed. 3 Objectives Fit index data Provide stock status (depletion) Provide OFLs for 2015, 2016.

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ASSESSMENT OF BIGEYE TUNA ( THUNNUS OBESUS ) IN THE EASTERN PACIFIC OCEAN

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Update on groundfish stock trends for the Gulf of Alaska

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Report of the 10 th Meeting of the Scientific Working Group

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Report of the 10 th Meeting of the Scientific Working Group

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A REVIEW OF BIOLOGICAL REFERENCE POINTS AND MANAGEMENT OF THE CHILEAN JACK MACKEREL

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A REVIEW OF BIOLOGICAL REFERENCE POINTS AND MANAGEMENT OF THE CHILEAN JACK MACKEREL

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A REVIEW OF BIOLOGICAL REFERENCE POINTS AND MANAGEMENT OF THE CHILEAN JACK MACKEREL

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Research and monitoring update for the Commonwealth Small Pelagic Fishery

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Age-structured models

Age-structured models. Fish 458, Lecture 3. Why age-structured models?. Advantages: Populations have age-structure! More realistic - many basic population processes (birth rate, death rate, growth, movement) are age-specific. Much of the data we collect are structured by age.

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Jesus Jurado-Molina University of Washington Patricia A. Livingston

Multispecies Catch at Age Model (MSCAGEAN): incorporating predation interactions and statistical assumptions for a predator?prey system in the eastern Bering Sea. Jesus Jurado-Molina University of Washington Patricia A. Livingston Alaska Fisheries Science Center. Fisheries models.

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CPT Overfishing Working Group

CPT Overfishing Working Group. Crab Plan Team Presentation, September 2005. Introduction.

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CPT Overfishing Working Group

CPT Overfishing Working Group. Crab Plan Team Presentation, September 2005. Introduction.

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