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Presentations from: Tuesday Nov. 13; Wednesday Nov. 14
Tuesday, November 13
John Sibert, PFRP - Introductory Remarks
Ed Glazier, IAI
Small Boat Bigeye and Yellowfin Tuna Operations
and Regulatory Scenarios in the Main Hawaiian Islands (231 KB)
Justin Hospital, Skaidra Scholey, and Minling Pan, NMFS PIFSC
Pelagic Small Boat Fishing in Hawai'i: A Preliminary
Look at Classification, Behavior, and Costs (1.8 MB)
Janna Shackerhoff, IAI (Duke Marine Lab)
Observations from a Small Boat Trip to Cross
Seamount - Adaptive Offshore Strategies for Meeting Demand at the Local
Marketplace (2.5 MB)
Paul Bartram and John Kaneko, PacMar, Inc.
What If You Don't Speak CPUE-ese?
(510 KB)
Simon Hoyle and John Sibert, SPC and PFRP
Report of the albatross modeling workshop (1.5
MB)
Katya Boehle, Minling Pan, Linda Cox, and Wuyang Hu, NMFS PIFSC and UH-Manoa
Valuation of Spinner dolphin Excursions in Hawai'i
(939 KB)
Bill Walsh and Keith Bigelow, NMFS PIFSC
Species-specific analyses of shark catch data from
the Hawaii-based longline fishery, 1995-2006 (393 KB)
Reka Domokos, Mathieu Doray, Michael Seki, and Jeffrey Polovina, NMFS
PIFSC
Oceanographic Influences on Albacore
Forage in the American Samoa Longline Fishing Grounds (10 MB)
Tim Essington, Mary Hunsicker, Mark Maunder, and Robert Olson, University
of Washington and I-ATTC
Evaluating the impacts of predation on the dynamics
of pelagic tuna populations (654 KB)
Melanie Abecassis, Jeffrey Polovina, and Donald Hawn, NMFS PIFSC
Vertical and horizontal movements of opah (Lampris
guttatus) electronically tagged with pop-up archival satellite tags
(1.7 MB)
Mathieu Doray, Reka Domokos, Michael Seki, and Jeffrey Polovina, NMFS
PIFSC
Influence of biotic and abiotic environment
on large pelagic fish distribution in American Samoa (459 KB)
Jeffrey Dambacher, Jock Young, Robert Olson, Valerie Allain, Alistair
Hobday, Scott Cooper, and Matthew Landsdell, CSIRO, I-ATTC, and SPC
Latitudinal variation in food webs leading to top predators in the Pacific
Ocean
Keith Bigelow, Minoru Kanaiwa, and Kotaro Yokawa, NMFS PIFSC
Observed gear depth in North Pacific longline fisheries and preliminary
efforts to statistically estimate gear depth
Jeffrey Polovina, Evan Howell, and Melanie Abecassis, NMFS PIFSC
The ocean's least productive waters
are expanding (554 KB)
Patrick Lehodey, Inna Senina, John Sibert, Laurent Bopp, and Beatriz
Calmette, CLS and PFRP
Preliminary forecasts of effects of climate change
on bigeye tuna populations (2.2 MB)
Anders Nielsen, PFRP
A mosaic of models for light-based geolocation:
How to choose, what to be careful about, and future directions (561
KB)
Michael Musyl, Rich Brill, Yonat Swimmer, LianneMcNaughton et al, NMFS
PIFSC and VIMS
Review of pop-up satellite archival tag (PSAT)
performance and reliability (1 MB)
Simon Nicol, David Itano, Bruno Leroy, and Kim Holland, SPC and UH PFRP
Using acoustic and archival tagging data to refine estimates of vulnerability
of tropical tuna exploited by WCPO purse seine fisheries
Takayuki Matsumoto, K. Satoh, Y. Semba, T. Oshima, and M. Toyonaga, NRIFSF,
Japan
Difference of fish behavior associated with drifting
FAD's by species and oceanographic conditions - possibility of selective
catch by purse seine fishery (1.8 MB)
Kim Holland and Laurent, UH and IRD
An overview of FAD-related research activities in
Hawaii (4.6 MB)
Mathieu Doray, Reka Domokos, and Jeffrey Polovina, NMFS PIFSC
Preliminary results on deep tuna aggregations
at Cross Seamount (1 MB)
Jeffrey Drazen, Lisa De Forest, and Reka Domokos, UH and NMFS PIFSC
The influence of Hawaiian seamounts on the forage
base for oceanic predators (1 MB)
Laurent Dagorn, Kim Holland, and Jean-Louis Deneubourg, IRD, UH and Universite
Libre de Bruxelles
Using FADs as instrumented observatories of pelagic
ecosystems (1.5 MB)
Jean-Louis Deneubourg, Laurent Dagorn, and Kim Holland, Universite Libre
de Bruxelles, IRD, and UH
Modeling fish dynamics around FADs (1 MB)
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