Search Results - "McGilliard, Carey R"

The trophic fingerprint of marine fisheries by Branch, Trevor A, Watson, Reg, Fulton, Elizabeth A, Jennings, Simon, McGilliard, Carey R, Pablico, Grace T, Ricard, Daniel, Tracey, Sean R

“…Biodiversity indicators provide a vital window on the state of the planet, guiding policy development and management. The most widely adopted marine indicator…”
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Integrating data from multiple surveys and accounting for spatio-temporal correlation to index the abundance of juvenile Pacific halibut in Alaska by Ono, Kotaro, Ianelli, James N, McGilliard, Carey R, Punt, André E

“…Abstract Survey indices of abundance are one of the main sources of information used in fish stock assessment. Many regions around the world, including the…”
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Spatial and temporal variability in somatic growth in fisheries stock assessment models: evaluating the consequences of misspecification by Correa, Giancarlo M, McGilliard, Carey R, Ciannelli, Lorenzo, Fuentes, Claudio

“…Abstract Distinct types of fish species experience variation in somatic growth rates over their life span; however, growth has historically been assumed to be…”
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Modeling the impacts of two age-related portfolio effects on recruitment variability with and without a marine reserve by McGilliard, Carey R., Punt, André E., Hilborn, Ray, Essington, Tim

“…Many rockfish species are long-lived and thought to be susceptible to being overfished. Hypotheses about the importance of older female rockfish to population…”
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Time-varying natural mortality in fisheries stock assessment models: identifying a default approach by Johnson, Kelli F, Monnahan, Cole C, McGilliard, Carey R, Vert-pre, Katyana A, Anderson, Sean C, Cunningham, Curry J, Hurtado-Ferro, Felipe, Licandeo, Roberto R, Muradian, Melissa L, Ono, Kotaro, Szuwalski, Cody S, Valero, Juan L, Whitten, Athol R, Punt, A E

“…Abstract A typical assumption used in most fishery stock assessments is that natural mortality (M) is constant across time and age. However, M is rarely…”
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The importance of length and age composition data in statistical age-structured models for marine species by Ono, Kotaro, Licandeo, Roberto, Muradian, Melissa L, Cunningham, Curry J, Anderson, Sean C, Hurtado-Ferro, Felipe, Johnson, Kelli F, McGilliard, Carey R, Monnahan, Cole C, Szuwalski, Cody S, Valero, Juan L, Vert-Pre, Katyana A, Whitten, Athol R, Punt, Andre E

“…Abstract Management of marine resources depends on the assessment of stock status in relation to established reference points. However, many factors contribute…”
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Can information from marine protected areas be used to inform control-rule-based management of small-scale, data-poor stocks? by McGilliard, Carey R., Hilborn, Ray, MacCall, Alec, Punt, André E., Field, John C.

“…Abstract McGilliard, C. R., Hilborn, R. MacCall, A., Punt, A. E., and Field, J. C. 2011. Can information from marine protected areas be used to inform…”
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Spatial structure induced by marine reserves shapes population responses to catastrophes in mathematical models by McGilliard, Carey R., Punt, André E., Hilborn, Ray

“…Catastrophic events such as oil spills, hypoxia, disease, and major predation events occur in marine ecosystems and affect fish populations. Previous…”
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Estimating climate-driven phenology shifts and survey availability using fishery-dependent data by Olmos, Maxime, Ianelli, James, Ciannelli, Lorenzo, Spies, Ingrid, McGilliard, Carey R., Thorson, James T.

“…•Climate-driven phenology shifts has been inferred using seasonal spatio-temporal models and fishery-dependent data.•Spawning movement phenology occurs earlier…”
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Evaluating the impact of climate and demographic variation on future prospects for fish stocks: An application for northern rock sole in Alaska by Punt, André E., Dalton, Michael G., Cheng, Wei, Hermann, Albert J., Holsman, Kirstin K., Hurst, Thomas P., Ianelli, James N., Kearney, Kelly A., McGilliard, Carey R., Pilcher, Darren J., Véron, Matthieu

“…Climate-enhanced stock assessment models represent potentially vital tools for managing living marine resources under climate change. We present a…”
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Looking in the rear-view mirror: bias and retrospective patterns in integrated, age-structured stock assessment models by Hurtado-Ferro, Felipe, Szuwalski, Cody S., Valero, Juan L., Anderson, Sean C., Cunningham, Curry J., Johnson, Kelli F., Licandeo, Roberto, McGilliard, Carey R., Monnahan, Cole C., Muradian, Melissa L., Ono, Kotaro, Vert-Pre, Katyana A., Whitten, Athol R., Punt, André E.

“…Abstract Retrospective patterns are systematic changes in estimates of population size, or other assessment model-derived quantities, that occur as additional…”
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Utility and implications of no-take marine reserves in fishery management strategies by McGilliard, Carey R

“…This work explores (1) the potential for using marine reserves to manage data-poor fish populations, (2) the potential for marine reserves to influence the…”
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