posted on 2018-01-01, 00:00authored byLaurent Berger, Fabio Campanlla, Dezhang Chu, David Demer, Alex De Robertis Réka Domokos, Mathieu Doray, Sophie Fielding, Sascha M. M. Fässler, Stéphane Gauthier, Sven Gastauer John Horne, Briony Hutton, Federico Iriarte J. Michael Jech, Rudy Kloser, Gareth Lawson, Anne Lebourges-Dhaussy, Ian McQuinn, Marian Peña, Ben Scoulding, Serdar Sakinan, Matthias Schaber J. Christopher Taylor, Charles H. Thompson
Data are collected from a variety of acoustic systems in many countries to address a range of ecosystem monitoring and stock management objectives. A key step in the analysis of fisheries acoustics data is target classification, i.e. categorizing the backscatter data, ultimately by target species, so that it can be converted into estimates of abundance or biomass. The information needed to classify acoustic targets may be contained within the acoustic measurements, particularly if they are made over a range of frequencies.
History
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WGFAST
Series
ICES Cooperative Research Reports (CRR)
Volume
344
Contributors (Editors)
Rolf. J. Korneliussen
Contributors (Authors)
Laurent Berger; Fabio Campanlla; Dezhang Chu; David Demer; Alex De Robertis Réka Domokos; Mathieu Doray; Sophie Fielding; Sascha M. M. Fässler; Stéphane Gauthier; Sven Gastauer John Horne; Briony Hutton; Federico Iriarte J. Michael Jech; Rudy Kloser; Gareth Lawson; Anne Lebourges-Dhaussy; Ian McQuinn ;Marian Peña; Ben Scoulding; Serdar Sakinan; Matthias Schaber J. Christopher Taylor; Charles H. Thompson
ISBN
978-87-7482-218-9
ISSN
2707-7144
Recommended citation
Korneliussen, R. K.. 2018. Fifty years of marine tag recoveries from Atlantic salmon . ICES Cooperative Research Report, Vol. 343. 110 pp. https://doi.org/10.17895/ices.pub.4542