Outcomes of work package 5: Estimating mesopelagic resources and their resilience

Reports

• Modelling workshop report
  Lead: University of Strathclyde
  
  
• Report on initial demographic parameters
  Lead: Technical University of Denmark
  
  
• Report on the outputs of the TropFishR assessment model (approved, confidential)
  Lead: Technical University of Denmark
  
  
• Report on the outputs of the S6 assessment model
  Lead: Technical University of Denmark
  
  
• Report on the outputs of the harvest strategies and climate change scenarios
  Lead: University of Strathclyde
  
  
• Report on e-learning courses/webinars
  Lead: Technical University of Denmark (work package 8)

Courses/webinars

• The TropFishR package
  An introduction to the model estimation of growth, mortality and gear/fishery selectivity and it's application to mesopelagic fish species
  Lead: Technical University of Denmark (work package 8)
  
  
• The StrathSPACE Model
  Modelling Mesopelagic fish with the “StrathSpace” approach
  Lead: University of Strathclyde

• The s6 model
  An introduction to the "single species, size structured, steady state" (s6) stock assessment model and its application to two unexploited mesopelagic fish species.
  Lead: Technical University of Denmark
  
  
• Individual based modeling of mesopelagic fish, incl. the NORWECOM.E2E ecosystem model
  An introduction to how individual based models can be used to learn more about life and distribution of mesopelagic fish species
  Lead: Institute for Marine Research

Demonstrations

• Demonstration of innovative assessment models, advisory methods, and management evaluation tools
  Lead: Technical University of Denmark

Workshops

• Workshop on modelling data requirements
  Lead: University of Strathclyde
  
  
• Workshop on key demographic parameters
  Lead: University of Strathclyde
  
  
• Workshop with work package 5, 6 and 7 
  Lead: World Maritime University (work package 7)
  
  
• Regional stakeholder and full-feedback workshop on data, parameter, method, and results exchange and on sustainable fisheries, harvest strategies, and resilience of the system
  Lead: Technical University of Denmark (work package 8) together with University of Strathclyde

Advice

• Input to national, regional, European and international advisory bodies
  Lead: Technical University of Denmark
  
  
• Making data sets available and demonstration of innovative assessment models, advisory methods, and management evaluation tools
  Lead: Technical University of Denmark

Scientific papers

• Scientific papers from the MEESO project

Public outreach

• The MEESO project will publish news on the meeso.org website and make regular press releases etc. 
  Lead: Technical University of Denmark (work package 8)