Theme Session H – Future Integrated Ecosystem Assessment
<h2><b>Book of abstracts of theme session H:</b></h2><h3>Future Integrated Ecosystem Assessments</h3><h4>Conveners: Benjamin Planque (Norway), Paulina Ramírez-Monsalve (Norway), Carolyn Faithfull (Sweden)</h4><ul><li>CM 32: Future steps to move fisheries management towards an ecosystem-based approach</li><li>CM 75: Using food web indicators to assess the impact of fisheries on marine ecosystems</li><li>CM 102: Effects of seasonality on the structure and functioning of a Mediterranean Sea ecosystem</li><li>CM 130: Integrated Assessment of the Canary Current large marine ecosystem with a focus on the Canary Islands and Senegal-Gambia-Guinea-Bissau subregions</li><li>CM 131: How and why do marine ecosystem indicators change with scale and what does it mean</li><li>CM 176: A systematic review of Management Strategy Evaluations in fisheries: In search of future challenges in a context of global change</li><li>CM 177: Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) for seas: towards a more strategic and environmentally-oriented marine spatial planning processes</li><li>CM 299: ICES IEA groups: what they are doing, why, how and for whom</li><li>CM 331: Bayesian meta-analysis model for assessing bioeconomic impacts of oil spills on fisheries</li><li>CM 338: A climate vulnerability assessment of the fish community in the Western Baltic Sea</li><li>CM 354: Towards end-to-end (E2E) models in Spanish fisheries: Phys2Fish and Demon projects</li><li>CM 363: The Central Arctic Ocean Integrated Ecosystem Assessment: Why, How and for Whom?</li><li>CM 370: Integrated ecosystem assessments (IEA) are hard; challenges of scale, focus, integration, interaction and managing complexity in the Celtic Sea/s</li><li>CM 450: Organizing Integrated Ecosystem Assessment in the Field of Ocean Governance</li><li>CM 490: Predator-prey interactions: modelling the multi-species functional response of grey and harbour seals in the North Sea</li><li>CM 498: Risks from cumulative human impacts on Ecologically and Biologically Significant Areas in Norwegian waters</li><li>CM 505: Exploring future trajectories of human activities, climate change, marine conservation and their interactions to inform cumulative effects assessments</li><li>CM 533: Spatiotemporal models improve Integrated Ecosystem Assessment indicators</li><li>CM 554: Parasite hazards in ICES fish stocks: a neglected source in Integrated Ecosystem Assessments</li><li>CM 607: Ecosystem modelling and integrated ecosystem assessment in the Gulf of Alaska</li><li>CM 614: What is the status of food webs in the Baltic Sea? – development of biodiversity indicators within HELCOM </li><li>CM 643: An index-based multi-criteria approach for assessing the coastal risk to litter pollution</li><li>CM 651: Integrated Ecosystem Assessment in a remote archipelago context</li></ul>
