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Fisheries of the Exclusive Economic
Zone Off Alaska; Alaska Pollock
Workshop
National Marine Fisheries
Service (NMFS), National Oceanic and
Atmospheric Administration (NOAA),
Commerce.
ACTION: Notice of public meeting.
AGENCY:
NMFS will convene a
workshop on walleye pollock in Alaska
for the purposes of synthesizing ongoing
research, building and strengthening
collaborations, and highlighting topics
which need more attention. The focus
SUMMARY:
will be on biological and ecological
scientific research.
The workshop is open to the
public from January 14, 2025–Jan 16,
2025 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Pacific
standard time. Please see
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION for the
daily meeting agenda.
DATES:
The meeting will be a
hybrid format with the in-person
component in Room 2076, Building 4,
Alaska Fisheries Science Center,
Western Regional Center, Seattle, WA.
The virtual component will be held on
Google Meet at: https://
meet.google.com/wwy-yxuo-usf.
Or dial: (US) +1 636–649–4229 PIN:
118 376 198; FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
CONTACT: Cole Monnahan, 206–526–
4224; cole.monnahan@noaa.gov.
ADDRESSES:
For
further information, please visit https://
docs.google.com/document/d/
1wm5by946rWdgrcdz5JgywTvC_
KueUQVFCxU9AGUdDqE.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:
Daily Meeting Agenda
The agenda is subject to change; all
times are in Pacific Standard Time
(PST), and are approximate and may be
changed at the discretion of the
coordinators. Presentations are grouped
by themes, and can focus on different
large marine ecosystems (LME) in
Alaska, including the Gulf of Alaska
(GOA), Bering Sea and Aleutian Islands
(BSAI), the Northern Bering Sea (NBS),
and the Eastern Bering Sea (EBS).
DAY 1—TUESDAY JANUARY 14TH
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Start
PST
Length
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Theme
Presenter
Topic
Introductions.
Work shop goals and products: conceptual
models of key processes.
Changes in the timing of spawning and early
life stage development.
Fall Condition of Young-Of-The-Year Walleye
Pollock in the Southeastern and Northern
Bering Sea.
EcoFOCI ...........................................................
Population-specific and temperature effects on
hatch timing and success.
Break.
A history of Gulf of Alaska age-0 pollock in the
nearshore.
GOA-wide juvenile gadid survey ......................
DSEM models to explain variation in recruitment in the GOA.
General Discussion ...........................................
Breakout discussion: building conceptual models of recruitment.
Lunch break.
Age, growth, life history, FT–NIRS for age,
condition, and reproduction.
Results of multi-year juvenile pollock diet study
(WGOA).
9 a.m ..........
9:15 a.m .....
15
15
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Monnahan ...................
Monnahan ...................
9:30 a.m .....
15
Early life history ...........
L Rogers .....................
9:45 a.m .....
15
Early life history ...........
Page ............................
10 a.m ........
10:15 a.m ...
15
15
Early life history ...........
Early life history ...........
Stabeno .......................
Slesinger .....................
10:30 a.m ...
10:45 a.m ...
15
15
.....................................
Early life history ...........
.....................................
Laurel ..........................
11 a.m ........
11:15 a.m ...
15
15
Early life history ...........
Early life history ...........
Miller ............................
Champagnat ................
11:30 a.m ...
12 p.m ........
30
60
Early life history ...........
Early life history ...........
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1 p.m ..........
2 p.m ..........
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15
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Goldstein .....................
2:15 p.m .....
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Biology & feeding ecology.
Biology & feeding ecology.
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DAY 1—TUESDAY JANUARY 14TH—Continued
Start
PST
Length
(mins)
Theme
Presenter
Topic
LME
Biology & feeding ecology.
Biology & feeding ecology.
Reum ...........................
Decadal patterns in walleye pollock diets in
Alaskan marine ecosystems.
Spatio-temporal model of weight-at-age; forecasting distribution shifts with climate
change and spatial overlap with choke species.
Patterns in movement and trophic behavior of
adult walleye pollock in the Bering Sea—results from stable isotope analysis of eye
lenses.
Effects of ocean warming on weight at age, recruitment, and age structure diversity for
GOA walleye pollock.
Changes in size-at-age of pollock with temperature and oxygen.
Break.
General Discussion ...........................................
BSAI/GOA.
Breakout discussion: building conceptual models of growth.
Conclude for day.
Split GOA/
BSAI.
2:30 p.m .....
15
2:45 p.m .....
15
3 p.m ..........
15
Biology & feeding ecology.
Miller ............................
3:15 p.m .....
15
Biology & feeding ecology.
Abookire ......................
3:30 p.m .....
15
Bigman ........................
3:45 p.m .....
4 p.m ..........
15
30
4:30 p.m .....
60
5:30 p.m .....
30
Biology & feeding ecology.
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Biology & feeding ecology.
Biology & feeding ecology.
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Indivero .......................
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EBS.
EBS.
GOA.
EBS.
All.
DAY 2—WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15TH
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Start time
PST
Length
(mins)
Theme
Presenter
Topic
Recap and updates on conceptual models.
Past, current, and potential future data collections from the commercial pollock fishery.
Fishery-dependent data collection ....................
Genomic analysis of GOA and Bering Sea
Pollock.
Pollock population monitoring issues ...............
Maturity, hisology, fecundity data used to assess spawning stratagy and changes in
spawning patterns.
Break.
Acoustic-trawl surveys of pollock in Alaska—
what they provide, outstanding questions.
Use of moored echosounders to better understand pollock behavior.
General Discussion ...........................................
Lunch break.
GOA–CLIM .......................................................
Climate integrated stock assessment advice ...
Predators as samplers: using food habits data
to inform climate- and community-driven
shifts in habitat quality for EFH species.
Using predators as samplers to quantify foraging landscapes throughout the Gulf of
Alaska.
Implications of arrowtooth flounder predation
on pollock for GOA Optimum Yield.
Break.
Marine mammal consumption of pollock ..........
General Discussion ...........................................
Breakout discussions for conceptual models.
Conclude for day.
9 a.m ..........
9:15 a.m .....
15
15
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Population monitoring
McGowan ....................
Vechter ........................
9:30 a.m .....
9:45 a.m .....
15
15
Population monitoring
Population monitoring
Yochum .......................
Schaal .........................
10 a.m ........
10:15 a.m ...
15
15
Population monitoring
Population monitoring
Wassermann ...............
Neidecher ....................
10:30 a.m ...
10:45 a.m ...
15
15
.....................................
Population monitoring
.....................................
Ressler ........................
11 a.m ........
15
Population monitoring
Levine ..........................
11:15 a.m ...
12:15 p.m ...
1:15 p.m .....
1:30 p.m .....
1:45 p.m .....
60
60
15
15
15
Population monitoring
.....................................
Predation/food webs ...
Predation/food webs ...
Predation/food webs ...
.....................................
.....................................
Dorn ............................
Holsman ......................
Barnes .........................
2 p.m ..........
15
Predation/food webs ...
Gerson ........................
2:15 p.m .....
15
Predation/food webs ...
Rovellini .......................
2:30 p.m .....
2:45 p.m .....
3 p.m ..........
4 p.m ..........
4:45 p.m .....
15
15
60
45
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.....................................
Predation/food webs ...
Predation/food webs ...
.....................................
.....................................
.....................................
McHuron ......................
.....................................
.....................................
.....................................
LME
BSAI/GOA.
BSAI/GOA.
BSAI/GOA.
BSAI/GOA.
BSAI/GOA.
BSAI/GOA.
BSAI/GOA.
All.
GOA.
BSAI/GOA.
GOA.
GOA.
GOA.
BSAI/GOA.
All.
DAY 3—THURSDAY JANUARY 16TH
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Ferriss .........................
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DAY 3—THURSDAY JANUARY 16TH—Continued
Start time
PST
Length
(mins)
Theme
Presenter
Topic
Establishing new trophic indices of age-0 pollock for the Bering Sea: a stable isotopic retrospective analysis of trophic response to
changing ocean conditions.
EBS pollock model-based indices ....................
EBS ESR and EBS Pollock risk table ..............
GOA Risk table ecosystem information: data
included and gaps.
GOA pollock ESP indicators and applications
to ABC and TAC decisions.
Can ecosystem and or socio-economic functions play a role in specifying management
objectives?.
Break.
NBS Regional Work Plan—Pollock isoscapes
in warm and cold conditions.
State-space models to integrate climate and
forage drivers into research and operations.
Single and multi-species management strategies under climate change.
General Discussion ...........................................
Lunch break.
Present hypothesized set of conceptual models for recruitment.
Present hypothesized set of conceptual models for growth.
Break.
Present hypothesized set of conceptual models for recruitment.
Present hypothesized set of conceptual models for growth.
9:15 a.m .....
15
Climate/ecosystem ......
Miller ............................
9:30 a.m .....
9:45 a.m .....
10 a.m ........
15
15
15
Climate/ecosystem ......
Climate/ecosystem ......
Climate/ecosystem ......
Wassermann ...............
Siddon .........................
Ferriss .........................
10:15 a.m ...
15
Climate/ecosystem ......
Shotwell .......................
10:30 a.m ...
15
Climate/ecosystem ......
Whitney .......................
10:45 a.m ...
11 a.m ........
15
15
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Climate/ecosystem ......
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M. Rogers ....................
11:15 a.m ...
15
Climate/ecosystem ......
Thorson .......................
11:30 a.m ...
15
Climate/ecosystem ......
Adams .........................
11:45 a.m ...
12:45 p.m ...
1:45 p.m .....
60
60
30
Climate/ecosystem ......
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Recruitment model ......
.....................................
.....................................
TBD .............................
2:15 p.m .....
30
Growth model ..............
TBD .............................
2:45 p.m .....
3 p.m ..........
15
30
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Recruitment model ......
.....................................
TBD .............................
3:30 p.m .....
30
Growth model ..............
TBD .............................
4 p.m ..........
5 p.m ..........
60
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Report writing.
.....................................
.....................................
The meeting is open to the public;
however, during the ‘Report Writing’
session on Thursday, January 16th, the
public should not engage in discussion.
Special Accommodations
This meeting is physically accessible
to people with disabilities. Special
requests should be directed to Cole
Monnahan, via email (see FOR FURTHER
INFORMATION CONTACT).
Dated: December 19, 2024.
Kelly Denit,
Director, Office of Sustainable Fisheries,
National Marine Fisheries Service.
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Council; Public Meeting
National Marine Fisheries
Service (NMFS), National Oceanic and
Atmospheric Administration (NOAA),
Commerce.
AGENCY:
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ACTION:
The Gulf of Mexico Fishery
Management Council will hold a halfday virtual meeting of its Law
Enforcement Technical Committee
(LETC).
SUMMARY:
The meeting will convene on
Thursday, January 16, 2025, beginning
at 9 a.m. and ending at 1 p.m., EST.
ADDRESSES: The meeting will be held
virtually, via webinar only. Please visit
the Gulf Council website
(www.gulfcouncil.org) for agenda and
meeting materials information.
Council address: Gulf of Mexico
Fishery Management Council, 4107 W
Spruce Street, Suite 200, Tampa, FL
33607; telephone: (813) 348–1630.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Dr.
Max Birdsong, Social Scientist, Gulf of
Mexico Fishery Management Council;
max.birdsong@gulfcouncil.org,
telephone: (813) 348–1630.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The
following items of discussion are on the
agenda, though agenda items may be
addressed out of order and any changes
will be noted on the Council’s website
when possible.
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BSAI.
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Notice of a public meeting.
DATES:
LME
Thursday, January 16, 2025; 9 a.m.–1
p.m., EST
The LETC will begin with
introductions and adoption of agenda,
approval of minutes from the October
2023 LETC meeting from and election of
Committee Chair and Vice Chair.
The Gulf Council LETC will hold a
review and discuss the Federal Charter
Vessel ID Marking Requirements and
20-Fathom Recreational Seasonal
Closure for Shallow-water Grouper. The
Committee will also discuss the
Nomination for Officer/Team of the
Year, along with any Other Business
items.
—Meeting Adjourns
The Agenda is subject to change, and
the latest version along with other
meeting materials will be posted on
www.gulfcouncil.org.
The Law Enforcement Technical
Committee consists of principal law
enforcement officers in each of the Gulf
States, as well as the NOAA Office of
Law Enforcement, U.S. Fish and
Wildlife Service, the U.S. Coast Guard,
and the NOAA Office of General
Counsel for Law Enforcement.
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DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
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Fisheries of the Exclusive Economic Zone Off Alaska; Alaska
Pollock Workshop
AGENCY: National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS), National Oceanic and
Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), Commerce.
ACTION: Notice of public meeting.
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SUMMARY: NMFS will convene a workshop on walleye pollock in Alaska for
the purposes of synthesizing ongoing research, building and
strengthening collaborations, and highlighting topics which need more
attention. The focus will be on biological and ecological scientific
research.
DATES: The workshop is open to the public from January 14, 2025-Jan 16,
2025 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Pacific standard time. Please see
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION for the daily meeting agenda.
ADDRESSES: The meeting will be a hybrid format with the in-person
component in Room 2076, Building 4, Alaska Fisheries Science Center,
Western Regional Center, Seattle, WA. The virtual component will be
held on Google Meet at: https://meet.google.com/wwy-yxuo-usf.
Or dial: (US) +1 636-649-4229 PIN: 118 376 198; FOR FURTHER
INFORMATION CONTACT: Cole Monnahan, 206-526-4224;
[email protected].
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: For further information, please visit
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wm5by946rWdgrcdz5JgywTvC_KueUQVFCxU9AGUdDqE.
Daily Meeting Agenda
The agenda is subject to change; all times are in Pacific Standard
Time (PST), and are approximate and may be changed at the discretion of
the coordinators. Presentations are grouped by themes, and can focus on
different large marine ecosystems (LME) in Alaska, including the Gulf
of Alaska (GOA), Bering Sea and Aleutian Islands (BSAI), the Northern
Bering Sea (NBS), and the Eastern Bering Sea (EBS).
Day 1--Tuesday January 14th
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Start PST Length (mins) Theme Presenter Topic LME
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9 a.m.............................. 15 ...................... Monnahan.............. Introductions..............
9:15 a.m........................... 15 ...................... Monnahan.............. Work shop goals and
products: conceptual
models of key processes.
9:30 a.m........................... 15 Early life history.... L Rogers.............. Changes in the timing of BSAI/GOA.
spawning and early life
stage development.
9:45 a.m........................... 15 Early life history.... Page.................. Fall Condition of Young-Of- EBS/NBS.
The-Year Walleye Pollock
in the Southeastern and
Northern Bering Sea.
10 a.m............................. 15 Early life history.... Stabeno............... EcoFOCI.................... GOA.
10:15 a.m.......................... 15 Early life history.... Slesinger............. Population-specific and GOA.
temperature effects on
hatch timing and success.
10:30 a.m.......................... 15 ...................... ...................... Break......................
10:45 a.m.......................... 15 Early life history.... Laurel................ A history of Gulf of Alaska GOA.
age-0 pollock in the
nearshore.
11 a.m............................. 15 Early life history.... Miller................ GOA-wide juvenile gadid GOA.
survey.
11:15 a.m.......................... 15 Early life history.... Champagnat............ DSEM models to explain GOA.
variation in recruitment
in the GOA.
11:30 a.m.......................... 30 Early life history.... ...................... General Discussion......... All.
12 p.m............................. 60 Early life history.... ...................... Breakout discussion: Split GOA/BSAI.
building conceptual models
of recruitment.
1 p.m.............................. 60 ...................... ...................... Lunch break................
2 p.m.............................. 15 Biology & feeding Goldstein............. Age, growth, life history, BSAI/GOA.
ecology. FT-NIRS for age,
condition, and
reproduction.
2:15 p.m........................... 15 Biology & feeding Lamb.................. Results of multi-year GOA.
ecology. juvenile pollock diet
study (WGOA).
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2:30 p.m........................... 15 Biology & feeding Reum.................. Decadal patterns in walleye BSAI/GOA.
ecology. pollock diets in Alaskan
marine ecosystems.
2:45 p.m........................... 15 Biology & feeding Indivero.............. Spatio-temporal model of EBS.
ecology. weight-at-age; forecasting
distribution shifts with
climate change and spatial
overlap with choke species.
3 p.m.............................. 15 Biology & feeding Miller................ Patterns in movement and EBS.
ecology. trophic behavior of adult
walleye pollock in the
Bering Sea--results from
stable isotope analysis of
eye lenses.
3:15 p.m........................... 15 Biology & feeding Abookire.............. Effects of ocean warming on GOA.
ecology. weight at age,
recruitment, and age
structure diversity for
GOA walleye pollock.
3:30 p.m........................... 15 Biology & feeding Bigman................ Changes in size-at-age of EBS.
ecology. pollock with temperature
and oxygen.
3:45 p.m........................... 15 ...................... ...................... Break......................
4 p.m.............................. 30 Biology & feeding ...................... General Discussion......... All.
ecology.
4:30 p.m........................... 60 Biology & feeding ...................... Breakout discussion: Split GOA/BSAI.
ecology. building conceptual models
of growth.
5:30 p.m........................... 30 ...................... ...................... Conclude for day...........
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Day 2--Wednesday, January 15th
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Start time PST Length (mins) Theme Presenter Topic LME
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9 a.m.............................. 15 ...................... McGowan............... Recap and updates on
conceptual models.
9:15 a.m........................... 15 Population monitoring. Vechter............... Past, current, and BSAI/GOA.
potential future data
collections from the
commercial pollock fishery.
9:30 a.m........................... 15 Population monitoring. Yochum................ Fishery-dependent data BSAI/GOA.
collection.
9:45 a.m........................... 15 Population monitoring. Schaal................ Genomic analysis of GOA and BSAI/GOA.
Bering Sea Pollock.
10 a.m............................. 15 Population monitoring. Wassermann............ Pollock population BSAI/GOA.
monitoring issues.
10:15 a.m.......................... 15 Population monitoring. Neidecher............. Maturity, hisology, BSAI/GOA.
fecundity data used to
assess spawning stratagy
and changes in spawning
patterns.
10:30 a.m.......................... 15 ...................... ...................... Break......................
10:45 a.m.......................... 15 Population monitoring. Ressler............... Acoustic-trawl surveys of BSAI/GOA.
pollock in Alaska--what
they provide, outstanding
questions.
11 a.m............................. 15 Population monitoring. Levine................ Use of moored echosounders BSAI/GOA.
to better understand
pollock behavior.
11:15 a.m.......................... 60 Population monitoring. ...................... General Discussion......... All.
12:15 p.m.......................... 60 ...................... ...................... Lunch break................
1:15 p.m........................... 15 Predation/food webs... Dorn.................. GOA-CLIM................... GOA.
1:30 p.m........................... 15 Predation/food webs... Holsman............... Climate integrated stock BSAI/GOA.
assessment advice.
1:45 p.m........................... 15 Predation/food webs... Barnes................ Predators as samplers: GOA.
using food habits data to
inform climate- and
community-driven shifts in
habitat quality for EFH
species.
2 p.m.............................. 15 Predation/food webs... Gerson................ Using predators as samplers GOA.
to quantify foraging
landscapes throughout the
Gulf of Alaska.
2:15 p.m........................... 15 Predation/food webs... Rovellini............. Implications of arrowtooth GOA.
flounder predation on
pollock for GOA Optimum
Yield.
2:30 p.m........................... 15 ...................... ...................... Break......................
2:45 p.m........................... 15 Predation/food webs... McHuron............... Marine mammal consumption BSAI/GOA.
of pollock.
3 p.m.............................. 60 Predation/food webs... ...................... General Discussion......... All.
4 p.m.............................. 45 ...................... ...................... Breakout discussions for
conceptual models.
4:45 p.m........................... .............. ...................... ...................... Conclude for day...........
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Day 3--Thursday January 16th
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Start time PST Length (mins) Theme Presenter Topic LME
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9 a.m.............................. 15 ...................... Ferriss............... Recap from day 2........... GOA.
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9:15 a.m........................... 15 Climate/ecosystem..... Miller................ Establishing new trophic EBS.
indices of age-0 pollock
for the Bering Sea: a
stable isotopic
retrospective analysis of
trophic response to
changing ocean conditions.
9:30 a.m........................... 15 Climate/ecosystem..... Wassermann............ EBS pollock model-based EBS.
indices.
9:45 a.m........................... 15 Climate/ecosystem..... Siddon................ EBS ESR and EBS Pollock EBS.
risk table.
10 a.m............................. 15 Climate/ecosystem..... Ferriss............... GOA Risk table ecosystem GOA.
information: data included
and gaps.
10:15 a.m.......................... 15 Climate/ecosystem..... Shotwell.............. GOA pollock ESP indicators GOA.
and applications to ABC
and TAC decisions.
10:30 a.m.......................... 15 Climate/ecosystem..... Whitney............... Can ecosystem and or socio- BSAI.
economic functions play a
role in specifying
management objectives?.
10:45 a.m.......................... 15 ...................... ...................... Break......................
11 a.m............................. 15 Climate/ecosystem..... M. Rogers............. NBS Regional Work Plan-- NBS.
Pollock isoscapes in warm
and cold conditions.
11:15 a.m.......................... 15 Climate/ecosystem..... Thorson............... State-space models to EBS.
integrate climate and
forage drivers into
research and operations.
11:30 a.m.......................... 15 Climate/ecosystem..... Adams................. Single and multi-species GOA.
management strategies
under climate change.
11:45 a.m.......................... 60 Climate/ecosystem..... ...................... General Discussion......... All.
12:45 p.m.......................... 60 ...................... ...................... Lunch break................
1:45 p.m........................... 30 Recruitment model..... TBD................... Present hypothesized set of GOA.
conceptual models for
recruitment.
2:15 p.m........................... 30 Growth model.......... TBD................... Present hypothesized set of GOA.
conceptual models for
growth.
2:45 p.m........................... 15 ...................... ...................... Break......................
3 p.m.............................. 30 Recruitment model..... TBD................... Present hypothesized set of BSAI.
conceptual models for
recruitment.
3:30 p.m........................... 30 Growth model.......... TBD................... Present hypothesized set of BSAI.
conceptual models for
growth.
4 p.m.............................. 60 Report writing........
5 p.m.............................. .............. ...................... ...................... Conclude for day...........
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The meeting is open to the public; however, during the `Report
Writing' session on Thursday, January 16th, the public should not
engage in discussion.
Special Accommodations
This meeting is physically accessible to people with disabilities.
Special requests should be directed to Cole Monnahan, via email (see
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT).
Dated: December 19, 2024.
Kelly Denit,
Director, Office of Sustainable Fisheries, National Marine Fisheries
Service.
[FR Doc. 2024-30733 Filed 12-23-24; 8:45 am]
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