Director's Introduction

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Contributed Papers

Modelling and data requirement for management for the Arctic krill-based ecosystem (David Agnew)

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Fishery biology of Euphausia pacifica in the Japanese waters (Yoshinary Endo)

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The CCAMLR experience (Inigo Everson)

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Putting krill into ecosystem models (Astrid Jarre-Teichmann)

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Acoustic estimation of krill abundance utilizing volume scattering measurements (Michael C. Macaulay)

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Exploitation and management of Antarctic krill (Denzil G.M. Miller and David Agnew)

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By-catch of juvenile fishes the antarctic krill fishery (Carlos A. Moreno)

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Development of the krill fishing industry (Stephen Nicol)

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Biological information necessary for the management of the Antarctic krill fishery (Stephen Nicol)

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Using the Ecopath II approach to assess krill biomass and dynamics (Daniel Pauly)

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Comparisons of repeat acoustic surveys in Jervis Inlet. B.C., 1994-1995 (S.J. Romaine et al)

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Overview of the krill of the Gulf of St. Laurence (Yvan Simard)

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The importance of euphausiids to a B.C. coastal marine ecosystem (R.W. Tanasichuk)

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The influence of inter-annual variations in sea temperature on the population biology and productivity of euphausiids in the Barkley Sound, Canada (R.W. Tanasichuk)

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Discussion Papers

Three components leading to an assessment of the potential yield of B.C. krill stocks: a fishery manager's point of view (Jim Morrison)

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Summary of the workshop discussion (addressing issues raised by Jim Morrison) (Taja Lee)

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List of Participants

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Workshop agenda

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