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Oral Presentations September 6 (Friday) : Sessions for Numerical Analyses & Panel
Discussion (Room A002, ARTS BUILDING) |
(Time keeper: student helper B, Operation of the PC projector
& Microphone distributor:
student helper C)
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Subject |
Moderator |
Time |
Title |
Authors The presenter is underlined. ( ): registration number |
Abstract (page) |
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Numerical analyses (II) (Fresh water) |
Tony Booth |
9:00-9:20 |
Application of GIS in stock
assessment: A practical experience from Lake Malawi, Malawi, Central Africa |
Dezio
Augustine
Missiri BANDA (36) |
44 |
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9:20-9:40 |
Predicting historical
potential spawning occupancy upstream of anthropogenic barriers using a hierarchical
statistical model, Willamette Valley, USA |
Mindi B. SHEER
(127) Elizabeth A. STEEL David
JENSEN |
45 |
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9:40-10:00 |
Spatial and temporal stream temperature
prediction : Geostatistical modelling for networked data and
non-stationary covariance structures |
Beth GARDNER
(76) Patrick J. SULLIVAN |
46 |
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10:00-10:20 |
Application of
Geostatistics to Estimating Stock Size in
Estuaries: A Non-Euclidean Approach
to Variogram Calculation and
Kriging |
Olaf JENSEN
(95) Glenn MOGLEN Mary CHRISTMAN Thomas MILLER |
47 |
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10:20-10:40 |
Cancelled |
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10:40-11:10 |
Tea break |
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Numerical analyses (III) (marine) |
Tony Booth |
11:10-11:30 |
A geostatistical t-test for
spatially correlated data: Using variogram analysis to model spatial
variability and to detect significant temporal changes in the distribution of
Pacific halibut |
Din CHEN
(30) Richard LEICKLY |
48 |
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11:30-11:50 |
Acoustical substrate classification for stock assessment of the geoduck clam |
Ian MURFITT
(115) Claudia HAND |
49 |
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11:50-12:10 |
Developing a computer
simulation program to determine optimal sampling strategies: A case study of the Maine sea urchin fishery |
Robert GRABOWSKI
(72) Yong CHEN Thomas WINDHOLZ |
50 |
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12:10-12:30 |
Modelling the distribution
of fish resources using oceanographic variables, statistical methods and GIS
technologies |
David BARRATT Adrian BUGG Simon BARRY Brent WISE (James LARCOMBE)
(102) |
51 |
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12:30-14:00 |
Lunch |
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Panel discussion |
Chair Geoff MEADEN Co-Chair Jim KAPETSKY |
14:00-16:00 |
(Sum-up
Session) The objectives of this Session are to highlight progress being
made and to discuss ways to move forward. Each panelist will summarize trends
in his subject area and there will be discussion from the floor that will
help demonstrate where fisheries spatial analyses should now be going. Progress of the
eNumerical analysesf is especially
emphasized as it is the theme of this 2nd Symposium. Each subject plans to
be completed in 20 minutes.
Detail framework of this Session will be announced at the beginning of this Session from the Chair. |
Panellists in six subjects: (1)Fabio CAROCCI (GIS Systems) (2) V. VALAVANIS (Marine : Habitat, Ecosystem & Remote sensing) (3) Goeff MEADEN
(Marine : Management) (4) Tony BOOTH
(Numerical analyses) (5) Bill FISHER (Fresh/inland water in general) (6) Jim KAPETSKY (Aquaculture
and Mariculture) |
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Closings |
Last remarks and the future |
Tom Nishida (Convener) |
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