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From Climate to Fishers: An Integrated Approach
1. Introduction
Climate & Fish
Climate & Ocean
Finding common
ground
Small Pelagic
From Climate to Fish to Fishers: an
Fish
SPF characteristics
integrated approach to small pelagic
Hypothesis
Management
fisheries
E2E models
what is end2end
Hydrodynamic
models
food web Miguel Bernal
Fleet
Summary ˜
Instituto Espanol de Oceanograf´a (IEO)
ı
Some results `
Institut de Ciencies del Mar (CSIC)
Final
remarks
Additional
Info
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Sete, 28 April 2011
Miguel Bernal Climate to Fishers
2. Contributors & related projects
Introduction
Climate & Fish
Climate & Ocean
Finding common
ground
Small Pelagic Enrique Curchitser
Fish
CAMEO: Mechanisms for low-freq.
Rutgers University
SPF characteristics variability of forage fish: A comparative
Hypothesis Kenny A. Rose
Management
Louisiana State University analysis of N. Pacific sardine systems
E2E models http://alnilam.marine.rutgers.edu/wikiCAMEO
what is end2end
Jerome Fletcher
University of California –
Hydrodynamic
models
Santa Cruz
REPROdUCE:understanding
food web
REproductive PROcesses Using
Fleet
Kate Hedstrom
Summary
Arctic Region Coupled biophysical models of the
Some results Supercomputing Center pelagic Ecosystem
Final Manuel Ruiz-Villarreal http://www.pelagic-ecosystems.net/REPROdUCE
remarks
˜
Instituto Espanol de
Additional Oceanograf´aı
Info
Miguel Bernal Climate to Fishers
3. Outline of the talk
Introduction
Climate & Fish
Climate & Ocean
Finding common
ground
Small Pelagic
1 Introduction: what links climate and fish?
Fish
SPF characteristics
Hypothesis
Management 2 The special case of Small Pelagic Fish
E2E models
what is end2end
Hydrodynamic
models
3 End-to-end models
food web
Fleet
Summary
Some results
4 Some results
Final
remarks
Additional
5 Final remarks
Info
Miguel Bernal Climate to Fishers
4. Outline of the talk
Introduction
Climate & Fish
Climate & Ocean
Finding common
ground
Small Pelagic
Fish
1 Introduction: what links climate and fish?
SPF characteristics
Hypothesis
What links climate to fish?
Management
Ocean dynamics and climate
E2E models
what is end2end
Finding common ground
Hydrodynamic
models
food web
Fleet
Summary
2 The special case of Small Pelagic Fish
Some results
Final 3 End-to-end models
remarks
Additional
Info
Miguel Bernal Climate to Fishers
5. What links climate to fish?
Introduction
Climate & Fish
Climate & Ocean
Finding common
ground
Fisheries science basics
Small Pelagic
Fish
SPF characteristics
Recruitment
Hypothesis
Management
= new fish
E2E models Recruits
what is end2end
Hydrodynamic + mortality
models
food web → stock
Fleet
Summary
Some results
Final
remarks
Additional
Info
Miguel Bernal Climate to Fishers
6. What links climate to fish?
Introduction
Climate & Fish
Climate & Ocean
Finding common
ground
What control recruitment?
Small Pelagic
Fish
SPF characteristics
Internal control on
Hypothesis
Management
recruitment
E2E models Biomass and
what is end2end
Hydrodynamic
models
structure of the stock
food web
Fleet
controls next
Summary generation Ricker, 1954
Some results
Very noisy but still a
Final
remarks basis for stock
Additional
Info
management
Miguel Bernal Climate to Fishers
7. What links climate to fish?
Introduction
Climate & Fish
Climate & Ocean
What control recruitment?
Finding common
ground
External control on stock
Small Pelagic
Fish and recruitment
SPF characteristics
Hypothesis Predation (top-down
Management
E2E models
control)
what is end2end
Hydrodynamic
Competition
models
food web (sideways control)
Fleet
Summary
Food availability
Some results
(bottom-up control)
Final
remarks Ocean dynamics
Additional
Info
Adapted from Cury et al., 2001
Miguel Bernal Climate to Fishers
8. What links climate to fish?
Introduction
Climate & Fish
Climate & Ocean
What control recruitment?
Finding common
ground
External control on stock
Small Pelagic
Fish and recruitment
SPF characteristics
Hypothesis Predation (top-down
Management
E2E models
control)
what is end2end
Hydrodynamic
Competition
models
food web (sideways control)
Fleet
Summary
Food availability
Some results
(bottom-up control)
Final
remarks Ocean dynamics
Additional
Info
Adapted from Cury et al., 2001
Miguel Bernal Climate to Fishers
9. What links climate to fish?
Introduction
Climate & Fish
Climate & Ocean
What control recruitment?
Finding common
ground
External control on stock
Small Pelagic
Fish and recruitment
SPF characteristics
Hypothesis Predation (top-down
Management
E2E models
control)
what is end2end
Hydrodynamic
Competition
models
food web (sideways control)
Fleet
Summary
Food availability
Some results
(bottom-up control)
Final
remarks Ocean dynamics
Additional
Info
Adapted from Cury et al., 2001
Miguel Bernal Climate to Fishers
10. What links climate to fish?
Introduction
Climate & Fish
Climate & Ocean
What control recruitment?
Finding common
ground
External control on stock
Small Pelagic
Fish and recruitment
SPF characteristics
Hypothesis Predation (top-down
Management
E2E models
control)
what is end2end
Hydrodynamic
Competition
models
food web (sideways control)
Fleet
Summary
Food availability
Some results
(bottom-up control)
Final
remarks Ocean dynamics
Additional
Info
Adapted from Cury et al., 2001
Miguel Bernal Climate to Fishers
11. Ocean dynamics
Introduction
Climate & Fish
Climate & Ocean
Finding common
Climate and Ocean dynamics
ground
Small Pelagic
Community
Fish
SPF characteristics
Climate System
Hypothesis
Management
Models try to
E2E models incorporate main
what is end2end
Hydrodynamic
Earth processes
models
food web affecting climate
Fleet
Summary Ocean -
Some results
atmosphere
Final
remarks coupling is crucial
Additional
Info
NCAR CCSM forcing
Miguel Bernal Climate to Fishers
12. Finding common ground: downscaling and
upscaling
Introduction
Climate & Fish
Climate & Ocean
Finding common
ground
Small Pelagic
Fish
SPF characteristics
Hypothesis
Management
E2E models
what is end2end
Hydrodynamic
models
food web
Fleet
Summary
Some results
Final
remarks
Additional Dickey,
1991,
2003
Info
Provided by E. Curchitser
Miguel Bernal Climate to Fishers
13. Outline of the talk
Introduction
Climate & Fish
Climate & Ocean
Finding common
ground
Small Pelagic
Fish
1 Introduction: what links climate and fish?
SPF characteristics
Hypothesis
Management
2 The special case of Small Pelagic Fish
E2E models
what is end2end SPF characteristics
Hydrodynamic
models
food web
Hypothesis
Fleet
Summary
Management considerations
Some results
Final 3 End-to-end models
remarks
Additional
Info
Miguel Bernal Climate to Fishers
14. The special case of Small Pelagic Fish
Introduction
Climate & Fish
Climate & Ocean
Challenges
Finding common
ground Situated in productive
Small Pelagic
Fish
ecosystems
SPF characteristics
Hypothesis
Large stocks but
Management
highly variable
E2E models
what is end2end biomass
Hydrodynamic
models
food web
Exploited by large
Fleet
Summary
fleets, fisheries Global SST image
Some results collapses examples
Final
remarks
Cycles and
Additional
teleconections
Info
(bottom up +
regimes)
Miguel Bernal Climate to Fishers
15. The special case of Small Pelagic Fish
Introduction
Climate & Fish
Climate & Ocean
Challenges
Finding common
ground Situated in productive
Small Pelagic
Fish
ecosystems
SPF characteristics
Hypothesis
Large stocks but
Management
highly variable
E2E models
what is end2end biomass
Hydrodynamic
models
food web
Exploited by large
Fleet
Summary
fleets, fisheries
Some results collapses examples
Final
remarks
Cycles and Baumgartner et al., 1992
Additional
teleconections
Info
(bottom up +
regimes)
Miguel Bernal Climate to Fishers
16. The special case of Small Pelagic Fish
Introduction
Climate & Fish
Climate & Ocean
Challenges
Finding common
ground Situated in productive
Small Pelagic
Fish
ecosystems
SPF characteristics
Hypothesis
Large stocks but
Management
highly variable
E2E models
what is end2end biomass
Hydrodynamic
models
food web
Exploited by large
Fleet
Summary
fleets, fisheries
Some results collapses examples
Final
remarks
Cycles and Baumgartner et al., 1992
Additional
teleconections
Info
(bottom up +
regimes)
Miguel Bernal Climate to Fishers
17. The special case of Small Pelagic Fish
Introduction
Climate & Fish Challenges
Climate & Ocean
Finding common
ground Situated in productive
Small Pelagic ecosystems
Fish
SPF characteristics
Hypothesis
Large stocks but
Management
highly variable
E2E models
what is end2end
biomass
Hydrodynamic
models
food web
Exploited by large
Fleet
Summary
fleets, fisheries
Some results collapses examples
Final Cycles and
remarks
Additional
teleconections
Info (bottom up +
regimes)
Schwartzlose et al., 1999
Miguel Bernal Climate to Fishers
18. The special case of Small Pelagic Fish
Introduction
Climate & Fish Challenges
Climate & Ocean
Finding common
ground Situated in productive
Small Pelagic ecosystems
Fish
SPF characteristics
Hypothesis
Large stocks but
Management
highly variable
E2E models
what is end2end
biomass
Hydrodynamic
models
food web
Exploited by large
Fleet
Summary
fleets, fisheries
Some results collapses examples
Final Climate and human
remarks
Additional
interactions affect
Info dynamics
Schwartzlose et al., 1999
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19. Hypothesis on mechanism that explain small
pelagic fish fluctuations
Introduction Hypothesis References
Climate & Fish
Climate & Ocean Combined advection and trophody- Alheit and Niquen (2004);
Finding common
ground namic hypothesis Alheit and Bakun (2009)
Bakun and Cury (1999);
Small Pelagic
Fish
Loop-hole, school trap and Active Bakun and Broad (2003);
SPF characteristics opportunist hypothesis Bakun (2009)
Hypothesis
Management Intra-guild predation hypothesis Irigoien and de Roos (2009)
E2E models Fishing hypothesis Smith et al. (2009)
what is end2end
MacCall (2009)
Hydrodynamic
models Boundary current flow hypothesis
food web
Fleet Trophic partitioning and habitat hy- Rykazcewski and Checkley
Summary
pothesis (2008)
Some results Takasuka et al. (2007);
Final Temperature-based hypothesis Takasuka et al. (2008a);
remarks Takasuka et al. (2008b)
Additional Kuroshio Extension Oscillation hy- Takahashi et al. (2009)
Info
pothesis
Van der Lingen et al. (2006);
Trophic dissimilarity hypothesis van der lingen et al. (2009)
Miguel Bernal Climate to Fishers
20. Hypothesis on mechanism that explain small
pelagic fish fluctuations
Introduction
Climate & Fish
Climate & Ocean
Finding common
ground
Small Pelagic
Fish
SPF characteristics
Hypothesis
Management
E2E models
what is end2end
Hydrodynamic
models
food web
Fleet
Summary
Some results
Final
remarks
Additional
Info
van der Lingen et al., 2009
Miguel Bernal Climate to Fishers
21. Hypothesis on mechanism that explain small
pelagic fish fluctuations
Introduction
Climate & Fish
Climate & Ocean
Finding common
ground
Small Pelagic
Fish
SPF characteristics
Hypothesis
Management
E2E models
what is end2end
Hydrodynamic
models
food web
Fleet
Summary
Some results
Final
remarks
Additional
Info
Chavez et al., 2003
Miguel Bernal Climate to Fishers
22. Small pelagic fish management considerations
Introduction
Climate & Fish
Climate & Ocean
Finding common
Current situation
ground
Small Pelagic
Short term management based on current assessment
Fish
SPF characteristics
+ projections
Hypothesis
Management Medium or Long term management not reliable due to
E2E models poor recruitment forecast
what is end2end
Hydrodynamic
models
Survey recruitment index (juveniles) provides some hint
food web
Fleet
on next year
Summary
Some results
Final
Alternative
remarks
Ecosystem approach to fisheries
Additional
Info Requires to integrate bottom-up, sideways and
top-down effects
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23. Outline of the talk
Introduction
Climate & Fish
Climate & Ocean
Finding common
ground
Small Pelagic
2 The special case of Small Pelagic Fish
Fish
SPF characteristics
Hypothesis
Management
3 End-to-end models
E2E models What is an End-to-End model?
what is end2end
Hydrodynamic Hydrodynamic models
models
food web Energy transfer through the trophic web
Fleet
Summary Fleet
Some results Summary
Final
remarks
Additional 4 Some results
Info
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24. What is an end-to-end model?
Introduction
Climate & Fish
Integrated model of the ecosystem:
Climate & Ocean
Finding common
ground
Small Pelagic
Fish
SPF characteristics
Hypothesis
Management
E2E models
what is end2end
Hydrodynamic
models
food web
Fleet
Summary
Some results
Final
remarks
Additional
Info
From CAMEO
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25. What is an end-to-end model?
Introduction
Climate & Fish
Climate & Ocean
Finding common
ground
Environment represented
Small Pelagic
Fish by climate - hydrodynamic
SPF characteristics
Hypothesis
ocean models
Management
E2E models
Lower, intermediate and
what is end2end
Hydrodynamic
upper trophic levels
models
food web
represented by modules
Fleet
Summary
Some results
Final
remarks
Additional
Info
Miguel Bernal Climate to Fishers
26. Hydrodynamic models
Introduction
Climate & Fish
Climate & Ocean
Finding common
ROMS + climate forcing
ground
Small Pelagic Dynamical two-way
Fish
SPF characteristics
downscaling
Hypothesis
Management
(climate-ocean-regional
E2E models model)
what is end2end
Hydrodynamic
models
Biogeochemical forcing
food web
Fleet High resolution: 3-10
Summary
km, 30 vertical layers
Some results
Final Time frame up to 50 yr
remarks
Additional
Requires parallell
Info computing
Miguel Bernal Climate to Fishers
27. Energy transfer from nutrients to fish to fishers
Introduction From complex... ... to synthetic models
Climate & Fish
Climate & Ocean
Finding common
ground
Small Pelagic
Fish
SPF characteristics
Hypothesis
Management
E2E models
what is end2end
Hydrodynamic
models
food web
Fleet
Summary
Some results
Pauly, 2001
Final
remarks
Additional
Info
Lavigne, 1996
Miguel Bernal Climate to Fishers
28. Nutrients and lower trophic levels
Introduction
Climate & Fish
Example: NEMURO
Climate & Ocean
Finding common
ground
Small Pelagic
Fish
SPF characteristics
Hypothesis
Management
E2E models
what is end2end
Hydrodynamic
models
food web
Fleet
Summary
Some results
Final
remarks
Additional
Info
Kishi et al., 2007
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29. Intermediate trophic levels: Small pelagic fish
Introduction
Climate & Fish
Climate & Ocean
Finding common
ground
What needs to be modelled?
Small Pelagic Reproduction
Fish
SPF characteristics
Hypothesis
Growth
Management
E2E models
Movement
what is end2end
Hydrodynamic
Mortality
models
food web
Fleet
Summary
Some results
Final
remarks
Additional
Info
Individual Based Model (one individual represent a “school”)
Miguel Bernal Climate to Fishers
30. Bioenergetics: consumption vs growth +
reproduction
Introduction
Climate & Fish
Climate & Ocean
What goes in = what comes out
Finding common
ground
Small Pelagic
Fish Active Metabolism
SPF characteristics Costs from activity
Hypothesis
Management
Consumption
E2E models
what is end2end
Respiration ΔBiomass
Hydrodynamic
models Basal Metabolism Growth
food web
Fleet
Specific Dynamic Action Egestion- F & Excretion -U
Costs from digestion
Summary
Gonads
Some results Reproduction
Final
remarks C = (R + A + S)+ (F + U) + (ΔB + G)
Additional
Info
From Wisconsin bioenergetics model description
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31. Movement: searching the “best” habitat
Introduction
Climate & Fish
Climate & Ocean
Finding common
Passive transport for eggs (and larvae) (particle
ground
tracking)
Small Pelagic
Fish
SPF characteristics
Active movement for juvenile and adults
Hypothesis
Management
E2E models
what is end2end
Hydrodynamic
“happy until things are bad” “active searching for
models
food web Inertial movement in a happiness”
Fleet
Summary given direction (follow Analise surrounding
Some results the current) environment for best
Final conditions
remarks When some proxy goes
Food, temperature,
Additional wrong (temperature,
Info etc
food): Random search
Humston et al., 2004
Railsback et al., 1999
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32. Mortality
Introduction
Climate & Fish
Predation
Climate & Ocean
Finding common
ground
Natural predators Fleet
Small Pelagic
Fish Tuna, cod, cetaceans, Fleet characteristics
SPF characteristics
Hypothesis mackerel, birds,etc (capacity, trip duration,
Management
E2E models No growth, mortality or ports, etc)
what is end2end
Hydrodynamic reproduction, just Mortality on fish, but
models
food web variable abundance also revenue
Fleet
Summary and distribution Controlled by
Some results
socioeconomics
Final
remarks
Additional Other mortality sources
Info
“Natural”
Starvation (early life stages)
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33. Fleet modelling
Introduction
Climate & Fish
Climate & Ocean
Finding common
Port based, daily trips
ground
Small Pelagic
Expected revenue:
Fish
SPF characteristics
historic revenue from
Hypothesis
Management
locations
E2E models Real revenue: balance
what is end2end
Hydrodynamic
models
between cost and
food web
Fleet
benefit
Summary
Update revenue for next
Some results
time
Final
remarks
Impose mortality on fish
Additional
Info
California fishing ports
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34. Fleet modelling
Introduction
Climate & Fish
Climate & Ocean
Finding common
Port based, daily trips
ground
Small Pelagic Expected revenue:
Fish
SPF characteristics
historic revenue from
Hypothesis
Management
locations
E2E models Real revenue: balance
what is end2end
Hydrodynamic
models
between cost and
food web
Fleet
benefit
Summary
Update revenue for next
Some results
Final
time
remarks
Impose mortality on fish
Additional
Info
Revenue fields
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35. Fleet modelling
Introduction
Climate & Fish
Climate & Ocean
Finding common
Port based, daily trips
ground
Small Pelagic Expected revenue:
Fish
SPF characteristics
historic revenue from
Hypothesis
Management
locations
E2E models Real revenue: balance
what is end2end
Hydrodynamic
models
between cost and
food web
Fleet
benefit
Summary
Update revenue for next
Some results
Final
time
remarks
Impose mortality on fish
Additional
Info
Revenue fields
Miguel Bernal Climate to Fishers
36. Summary of the ecosystem model
Introduction
Climate & Fish Model grid
Climate & Ocean
Finding common Lower trophic levels
ground
(eulerian)
Small Pelagic
Fish Fish movement
SPF characteristics
Hypothesis
(lagrangian):
Management consumption
E2E models growth
what is end2end
Hydrodynamic
feedback on LTL
models
food web Predators
Fleet
Summary mortality
Some results
Fleet
Final mortality
remarks
Socioeconomic
Additional
Info output
Reproduction
Life cycle
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37. Summary of the ecosystem model
Introduction
Climate & Fish Model grid
Climate & Ocean
Finding common Lower trophic levels
ground
(eulerian)
Small Pelagic
Fish Fish movement
SPF characteristics
Hypothesis
(lagrangian):
Management consumption
E2E models growth
what is end2end
Hydrodynamic
feedback on LTL
models
food web Predators
Fleet
Summary mortality
Some results
Fleet
Final mortality
remarks
Socioeconomic
Additional
Info output
Reproduction
Life cycle
Miguel Bernal Climate to Fishers
38. Summary of the ecosystem model
Introduction
Climate & Fish Model grid
Climate & Ocean
Finding common Lower trophic levels
ground
(eulerian)
Small Pelagic
Fish Fish movement
SPF characteristics
Hypothesis
(lagrangian):
Management consumption
E2E models growth
what is end2end
Hydrodynamic
feedback on LTL
models
food web Predators
Fleet
Summary mortality
Some results
Fleet
Final mortality
remarks
Socioeconomic
Additional
Info output
Reproduction
Life cycle
Miguel Bernal Climate to Fishers
39. Summary of the ecosystem model
Introduction
Climate & Fish Model grid
Climate & Ocean
Finding common Lower trophic levels
ground
(eulerian)
Small Pelagic
Fish Fish movement
SPF characteristics
Hypothesis
(lagrangian):
Management consumption
E2E models growth
what is end2end
Hydrodynamic
feedback on LTL
models
food web Predators
Fleet
Summary mortality
Some results
Fleet
Final mortality
remarks
Socioeconomic
Additional
Info output
Reproduction
Life cycle
Miguel Bernal Climate to Fishers
40. Summary of the ecosystem model
Introduction
Climate & Fish Model grid
Climate & Ocean
Finding common Lower trophic levels
ground
(eulerian)
Small Pelagic
Fish Fish movement
SPF characteristics
Hypothesis
(lagrangian):
Management consumption
E2E models growth
what is end2end
Hydrodynamic
feedback on LTL
models
food web Predators
Fleet
Summary mortality
Some results
Fleet
Final mortality
remarks
Socioeconomic
Additional
Info output
Reproduction
Life cycle
Miguel Bernal Climate to Fishers
41. Summary of the ecosystem model
Introduction
Climate & Fish Model grid
Climate & Ocean
Finding common Lower trophic levels
ground
(eulerian)
Small Pelagic
Fish Fish movement
SPF characteristics
Hypothesis
(lagrangian):
Management consumption
E2E models growth
what is end2end
Hydrodynamic
feedback on LTL
models
food web Predators
Fleet
Summary mortality
Some results
Fleet
Final mortality
remarks
Socioeconomic
Additional
Info output
Reproduction
Life cycle
Miguel Bernal Climate to Fishers
42. Reproductive output for California sardine
Introduction
Climate & Fish
Climate & Ocean
Finding common
ground
Small Pelagic
Fish
SPF characteristics
Hypothesis
Management
E2E models
what is end2end
Hydrodynamic
models
food web
Fleet
Summary
Some results
Final
remarks
Additional
Info
Miguel Bernal Climate to Fishers
43. End-to-end model outputs
Introduction
Climate & Fish
Climate & Ocean
Finding common
ground
Small Pelagic
Fish
SPF characteristics
Hypothesis
Management
E2E models
what is end2end
Hydrodynamic
models
food web
Fleet
Summary
Some results
Final
remarks
Additional
Info
from CAMEO
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44. End-to-end model outputs
Introduction
Climate & Fish
Climate & Ocean
Finding common
ground
Small Pelagic
Fish
SPF characteristics
Hypothesis
Management
E2E models
what is end2end
Hydrodynamic
models
food web
Fleet
Summary
Some results
Final
remarks
Additional
Info
from CAMEO
Miguel Bernal Climate to Fishers
45. Final remarks
Introduction
Climate & Fish
Climate & Ocean
Finding common
ground Prototypes of the whole model currently working
Small Pelagic (Aegean Sea, California Current; papers in preparation)
Fish
SPF characteristics
Hypothesis
Large synthesis of current knowledge and true
Management
multidisciplinary work
E2E models
what is end2end There is scope to use the framework both for
Hydrodynamic
models
food web
hypothesis testing and to gradually build forecasting
Fleet
Summary
capacity
Some results Potentially useful for fish management (risk analysis),
Final
remarks
specially in changing climate scenarios
Additional Other uses include providing ecosystem risk
Info
management tools (e.g. oil industry risk analysis, etc.)
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46. Final remarks
Introduction
Climate & Fish
Climate & Ocean
Finding common
ground
Small Pelagic A word of caution ...
Fish
SPF characteristics “...we urge restraint in using end-to-end models in a true
Hypothesis
Management forecasting mode (Clark et al. 2001) until we gain more
E2E models experience regarding their performance”
what is end2end
Hydrodynamic
models
food web “End-to-end models may appear to be an ideal way to meet
Fleet
Summary the need for ecosystem-based approaches, but we should
Some results resist the temptation of using them to make forecasts for
Final management until their performance and robustness are
remarks
Additional
adequately tested” (Rose et al., 2010)
Info
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47. Final remarks
Introduction
Climate & Fish
Climate & Ocean
Finding common
ground
Related activities
Small Pelagic
Fish
SPF characteristics
Hypothesis
New ICES-PICES-CIESM Second international
Management
WG proposal: Symposium on the
E2E models
what is end2end
Review and stimulate the Effects of Climate
Hydrodynamic
models development of end-to-end Change on the World’s
food web
Fleet models of marine Oceans (Korea, May
Summary
ecosystems 2012)
Some results
Final
remarks
Additional Thank you for your attention!
Info
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48. ROMS
Introduction
Climate & Fish
Climate & Ocean
Finding common
Boundary and initial conditions
ground
Small Pelagic
SODA-POP (1958-2006)
Fish
SPF characteristics Monthly surface elevation, velocity, temperature, and
Hypothesis
Management salinity fields
E2E models Carton et al., 2000
what is end2end
Hydrodynamic
models
food web
Fleet
Surface forcing
Summary
CORE2 (1958-2006)
Some results
Final 6-hour wind and heat fluxes
remarks
Daily radiation fluxes
Additional
Info
Monthly precipitation
Large and Yeager 2008
Miguel Bernal Climate to Fishers
49. Estimating the energy allocated to grow and
reproduce
Introduction
Climate & Fish
Climate & Ocean
Finding common
ground
Laboratory experiments + models
Small Pelagic
Fish
SPF characteristics Wisconsin-type model Dynamic energy budget model
Hypothesis
Management
E2E models
Ci − (Fi + Si + Ei )
what is end2end
growthi =
Hydrodynamic
models
Aei × Ci
food web
CALp
Fleet
Wi+1 = growthi × × Wi
Summary CALf
Some results − REi × Wi
Final
remarks
Additional
Info
Miguel Bernal Climate to Fishers
50. Developing a reproductive expenses module for
Wisconsin Bioenergetics
Introduction
Climate & Fish
Climate & Ocean
Finding common
ground
Small Pelagic
Fish
SPF characteristics
Based on the oocite
Hypothesis
Management
maturation cycle
E2E models Estimate reproductive
what is end2end
Hydrodynamic expenses and egg
models
food web production
Fleet
Summary
Allows for atresia;
Some results
reabsorbtion of energy
Final
remarks and modification of
Additional spawning frequency
Info
Miguel Bernal Climate to Fishers
51. Model outputs
Introduction
Climate & Fish
Climate & Ocean
Finding common
ground
Small Pelagic
Fish
SPF characteristics
Hypothesis
Management
E2E models
what is end2end
Hydrodynamic
models
food web
Fleet
Summary
Some results
Final
remarks
Additional
Info
Miguel Bernal Climate to Fishers
52. Model outputs
Introduction
Climate & Fish
Climate & Ocean
Finding common
ground
Small Pelagic
Fish
SPF characteristics
Hypothesis
Management
E2E models
what is end2end
Hydrodynamic
models
food web
Fleet
Summary
Some results
Final
remarks
Additional
Info
Miguel Bernal Climate to Fishers
53. Model outputs
Introduction
Climate & Fish
Climate & Ocean
Finding common
ground
Small Pelagic
Fish
SPF characteristics
Hypothesis
Management
E2E models
what is end2end
Hydrodynamic
models
food web
Fleet
Summary
Some results
Final
remarks
Additional
Info
Miguel Bernal Climate to Fishers
54. Model outputs
Introduction
Climate & Fish
Climate & Ocean
Finding common
ground
Small Pelagic
Fish
SPF characteristics
Hypothesis
Management
E2E models
what is end2end
Hydrodynamic
models
food web
Fleet
Summary
Some results
Final
remarks
Additional
Info
Miguel Bernal Climate to Fishers
55. Reproductive output for California anchovy
Introduction
Climate & Fish
Climate & Ocean
Finding common
ground
Small Pelagic
Fish
SPF characteristics
Hypothesis
Management
E2E models
what is end2end
Hydrodynamic
models
food web
Fleet
Summary
Some results
Final
remarks
Additional
Info
Miguel Bernal Climate to Fishers
56. Reproductive output for California sardine
Introduction
Climate & Fish
Climate & Ocean
Finding common
ground
Small Pelagic
Fish
SPF characteristics
Hypothesis
Management
E2E models
what is end2end
Hydrodynamic
models
food web
Fleet
Summary
Some results
Final
remarks
Additional
Info
Miguel Bernal Climate to Fishers