Project information
CONSTABLE, Dr Andrew
Australian Antarctic Division
Australia (or home country), Other
Project aim
Ecological sustainability of fisheries is a primary goal for managing human activities in the marine environment. Management decisions must be based on clear, operational objectives and reliable assessment methods that are robust against uncertainties in our understanding of how the ecosystem functions, measurement error and natural variation. This project aims to provide the tools for developing management procedures for Antarctic and Sub-Antarctic fisheries. These tools will include a flexible set of ecosystem and food web models of the Antarctic and Sub-Antarctic regions for testing management procedures before they are put into practice.
Related publications
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Influence of data quality and quantity from a multiyear tagging program on an integrated fish stock assessment. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences, 2013
(Ref: 15122)
Authors:Category 1: Peer-reviewed literature
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Impact of climate change on Antarctic krill. Marine Ecology Progress Series, 2012
(Ref: 15089)
Authors:Flores H.Atkinson A.Kawaguchi S.Krafft B.A.Milinevsky G.Nicol S.Reiss C.Tarling G.A.Werner R.Bravo Rebolledo E.Cirelli V.Cuzin-Roudy J.Fielding S.Groeneveld J.J.Haraldsson M.Lombana A.Marschoff E.Meyer B.Pakhamov E.A.Rombolá E.Schmidt K.Siegel V.Teschke M.Tonkes H.Toullec J.Y.Trathan P.N.Tremblay N.Van de Putte A.P.van Franeker J.A.Werner T.Category 1: Peer-reviewed literature
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A circumpolar pelagic regionalisation of the Southern Ocean. , 2011
(Ref: 14699)
Authors:Category 2: International meeting papers
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Robust characterisation of the age structure, growth and recruitment of toothfish in the Macquarie Island and Heard Island and McDonald Islands fisheries. Final Report, AFMA Project 2009/839, 2012
(Ref: 14876)
Category 6: Report
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The spawning dynamics of Patagonian toothfish in the Australian EEZ at Heard Island and the McDonald Islands and their importance to spawning activity across the Kerguelen Plateau. Final Report, AFMA Project 2009/839, 2012
(Ref: 14875)
Category 6: Report