Examples of using Ecosystem models in English and their translations into Spanish
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The workshop considered the attributes of life history that may be important in developing ecosystem models.
The Working Group noted that a number of research groups of CCAMLR Members are developing ecosystem models for the Southern Ocean.
the implementation of one or more ecosystem models will require coordinated work.
Future work 8.1 Second Workshop on Fisheries and Ecosystem Models in the Antarctic 8.2 Revised agenda
It particularly noted that the WG-EMM workshop next year on Plausible Ecosystem Models for Testing Approaches to Krill Management would be considering a variety of relevant approaches(Appendix D,
To integrate in databases and ecosystem models socio-economic and agro-ecological knowledge on mixed and specialized crop/livestock farming systems in arid
It also considered that trends in fish populations were an important aspect of the krill ecosystem models and that future models could investigate the inclusion of some of the results presented in this paper.
krill diel vertical migration may therefore prove useful for the future WG-EMM Workshop on Plausible Ecosystem Models for Testing Approaches to Krill Management.
The workshop considered the spatial resolution at which data for pelagic species would be needed given the types of questions likely to be addressed using ecosystem models for the Antarctic ecosystem. .
Report of the Workshop on the Fisheries and Ecosystem Models in the Antarctic(FEMA) 10.1 Developments in evaluating ecosystem effects of the Convention finfish fisheries were discussed at the FEMA workshop SC-CAMLR-XXVI/BG/6, paragraphs 45 to 48.
aquifer models, ecosystem models and catchments models,
Ecosystem models, assessments and approaches to management 7.6 A joint WG-FSA and WG-EMM one-day workshop on Fisheries and Ecosystem Models in the Antarctic(FEMA)
Second Workshop on Fisheries and Ecosystem Models in the Antarctic(FEMA2) 8.1 The Conveners of WG-EMM and WG-FSA introduced a set of topics for the Second Workshop on Fisheries and Ecosystem Models in the Antarctic FEMA2.
The Scientific Committee noted the need to develop appropriate ecosystem models for underpinning management decisions in CCAMLR and work to reduce uncertainties in these ecosystem models was encouraged.
the inability to express abundance in absolute terms restricts the use of abundance data in ecosystem models.
The workshop agreed that some ecosystem models are needed that have a sufficient degree of complexity to allow adjustments in food-web pathways due to these effects to be an emergent property of the models. .
04/51 during its deliberations to define elements of fisheries that can be used in ecosystem models for testing approaches for ecosystem management.
It had also highlighted the importance of advancing Antarctic ecosystem models, particularly on predator-prey relationships, in developing robust management,
In considering species other than krill, the workshop recognised that a desirable feature of CCAMLR and IWC ecosystem models is to provide alternative pathways to the well recognised(and modelled) phytoplankton-krill-top-predators pathway.
A progress report was provided on the preparations for the forthcoming CCAMLRIWC Workshop to review data required for ecosystem models to be held in Hobart, Australia, in August 2008.