FCRR
Graduate Student Symposium on Fish Population Dynamics and Management
Publication
1998 | PDF
SUMMARY OF THE SYMPOSIUM
The third Fisheries Graduate student symposium was held at the Ralf Yorque room of the UBC Fisheries Centre, from March 21 to March 23, 1997. Attendees included 16 students from the UBC Fisheries Centre, 5 students from the School of Fisheries and School of Marine Affairs, University of Washington, 6 students from the School of Resource Management, Simon Fraser University and 1 student from the Department of Biology, University of Victoria.
The symposium was organized in four general subjects: ecosystems and fisheries; fish population dynamics and behaviour; climate and fisheries; and fisheries management. There was much discussion and an open exchange of views as the participants took advantage of an opportunity to discuss their research without the perception of pressure from advisors, faculty, or established researches. The conference was a success, illustrative of the high quality of fisheries research that is being conducted in the Pacific Northwest. Next years symposium will be held at the School of Fisheries, University of Washington.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Preface | 2 |
Summary of the Symposium | 3 |
Schedule | 4 |
Summaries | |
Responses of kokanee salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka) in Kootenay Lake, B.C. to large-scale nutrient additions | 6 |
Ecosystem Dynamic of the Java Sea: A Trophic Model Analysis of the Impact of the 1980 Trawl Ban in Indonesia | 10 |
The fate of radionuclides in a marine ecosystem | 11 |
Quantifying the decline in spatial diversity of salmonid stocks due to fish habitat damage caused by land use practices in British Columbia | 12 |
Seasonal Trophic Models of the Looe Key National Marine Sanctuary | 13 |
An evaluation of the management implications of depensatory predation mortality in Pacific Salmon using Bayesian decision analysis | 14 |
Estimation of Growth, Mortality, Recruitment and Exploitation rate of Rastrelliger kanagurta (Scombridae) in the coastal waters of Zanzibar Island, East Africa | 15 |
Spatial Information for Harvest Control: Maximising Information Through Shifting Mind Sets | 16 |
Population dynamics, uncertainty and utility per recruit in Scyllarid lobsters (Thenus spp.) on Australia's east coast | 21 |
An individual based model of fish shoaling dynamics | 22 |
The role of marine reserves for migrating and schooling fish. | 23 |
Inter-decadal Assessment of Fish Remains from Saanich Inlet, B.C. | 24 |
Incorporating Climate Signals Into Puget Sound Salmon Run Forecasts | 25 |
The Implications of Long Term Variability in the California Current's Coastal Pelagic Fisheries | 26 |
Stock collapse of Sardinella brasiliensis. Hypothesis and management considerations | 27 |
A multivariate, interdisciplinary assessment of the "Health" of tropical artisanal fisheries | 28 |
Fisheries in Icelandic waters from 1950 to the present with focus on Redfish (Sebastes sp.) species | 29 |
Institutional arrangements in coastal fisheries: implications for their management | 30 |
Fishing strategies of small-scale fishers. Are fishers homogeneous in behavior? | 33 |
Bottom depth as a proxy for target species choice in the deepwater trawl fishery of the Oregon coast: A dynamic programming model | 36 |
List of Participants | 39 |

