Stock assessment and fishing gear technology: Presentation of fellows' final projects
In the coming days our fellows will present the final projects which they have been working on over the last three months under the supervision of specialists from our Icelandic partner institutes.
The presentations are open to the general public. It is a great opportunity for everyone to learn about the challenges of fisheries all over the developing world.
The first set of presentations will focus on stock assessment and fishing gear technology and take place at the Hafró auditorium Skúlagata 4 Reykjavík, Monday February 19th from 13:00.
Details are as follows:
|
Time |
Fellow |
Country |
Project |
|
13:00-13:20 |
Suama Niikoti |
Namibia |
Comparison of two stock assessment models of Namibian monkfish (Lophiiformes) |
|
13.20-13:40 |
Vasana Tutjvi |
Namibia |
Applicable statistical model to assess the status of the Namibian orange roughy (Hoplostethus atlanticus) |
|
13:40-14:00 |
Aatri Suryandari |
Indonesia |
Stock enhancement of scalloped Spiny Lobster in Prigi Bay, East Java province, Indonesia: A pilot study |
|
14:15-14:35 |
Shamal Connell |
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines |
Sample-based fisheries surveys to estimate total landing using census data |
|
14:35-14:55 |
Victor W. Agostinho |
Angola |
Analysis of horse mackerel (Trachurus spp) abundance and geographical distribution in relations to environmental effects, using acoustic data of survey conducted by Nansen in 2014 |
|
14:55-15:15 |
Oliwatosin M. A. Akande |
Nigeria |
Effect of Twine type, Sound Acoustics and Mesh sizes on gill-net Selectivity of cod (Gadus morhua) in Icelandic Coastal Waters |
|
15.15-15:35 |
Indira Brown |
The Bahamas |
Review of Queen Conch (Lobatus giga) sampling efforts in the Commonwealth of the Bahamas |