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2. Working Group of International Pelagic Surveys (WGIPS)
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O'Malley, Michael, Couperus, Bram, Auton, Urbano, Berg, Florian, Berges, Benoit, Bjarnason, Sigurvin, Campanella, Fabio, Carrera, Pablo, Eliasen, Solva Karadottir, Farrell, Edward D., Homrum, Eydna í., Hoines, Åge, Holmin, Arne Johannes, Jakobsen, Jan Arge, Johnsen, Espen, Kelly, Ruth, Krysov, Alexander, Kvamme, Cecilie, Lusseau, Susan Maersk, Mackinson, Steven, McNeill, Gavin, Millar, Colin, Nøttestad, Leif, O'Connell, Steven, O’Donnell, Ciaran, Olafsdottir, Anna H., Parner, Hjalte, Payne, Mark, Rybakov, Maxim, Salthaug, Are, Schaber, Matthias, Stenevik, Erling Kaare, Stesko, Aleksei, van der Kooji , Jeroen, Vatnehol, Sindre, Wieczorek, Alina, O'Malley, Michael, Couperus, Bram, Auton, Urbano, Berg, Florian, Berges, Benoit, Bjarnason, Sigurvin, Campanella, Fabio, Carrera, Pablo, Eliasen, Solva Karadottir, Farrell, Edward D., Homrum, Eydna í., Hoines, Åge, Holmin, Arne Johannes, Jakobsen, Jan Arge, Johnsen, Espen, Kelly, Ruth, Krysov, Alexander, Kvamme, Cecilie, Lusseau, Susan Maersk, Mackinson, Steven, McNeill, Gavin, Millar, Colin, Nøttestad, Leif, O'Connell, Steven, O’Donnell, Ciaran, Olafsdottir, Anna H., Parner, Hjalte, Payne, Mark, Rybakov, Maxim, Salthaug, Are, Schaber, Matthias, Stenevik, Erling Kaare, Stesko, Aleksei, van der Kooji , Jeroen, Vatnehol, Sindre, and Wieczorek, Alina
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The core objectives of The Working Group of International Pelagic Surveys (WGIPS) are to combine and review results of annual pelagic ecosystem surveys to provide indices for the stocks of herring, sprat, mackerel, boarfish, and blue whiting in the Northeast Atlantic, Norwegian Sea, North Sea, and Western Baltic; and to coordinate timing, coverage and methodologies for upcoming surveys. Results from all WGIPS surveys as well as coordination plans for multinational pelagic acoustic surveys and individual surveys were the primary focus at meetings over the past 3 years (2019-2021). WGIPS discussed developments and experiences with the ICES database and the survey analysis software StoX. WGIPS recommends that all surveys use StoX as the primary method for biomass and abundance estimation, and this has been a welcome improvement in the overall working of the group for the surveys that use StoX. Harmonising procedures across surveys increases transparency and promotes understanding and sharing of survey methods within the group. In 2021, a session was held to begin the process of moving surveys onto the Transparent Assessment Framework (TAF). Some surveys had started the TAF process before the meeting and their pro- gress was presented to the group. WGIPS will work with the ICES Data Centre to produce aworkflow and/or documentation to assist with the transition to TAF. Harmonising surveying techniques that measure other aspects of the marine ecosystem has been flagged as requiring attention. As such, the group annually assessed auxiliary pelagic ecosystem surveying techniques currently used on surveys coordinated by WGIPS. The discussions highlighted the range of additional work being undertaken across the group. WGIPS has continued to respond to requests from other ICES expert groups and contribute to workshops. In 2021, WGIPS held a subgroup made up of IBWSS participants (NO, FO, NL, IE, ES) to discuss the formulation of scrutiny procedures t
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3. Working Group of International Pelagic Surveys (WGIPS)
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O'Malley, Michael, Couperus, Bram, Auton, Urbano, Berg, Florian, Berges, Benoit, Bjarnason, Sigurvin, Campanella, Fabio, Carrera, Pablo, Eliasen, Solva Karadottir, Farrell, Edward D., Homrum, Eydna í., Hoines, Åge, Holmin, Arne Johannes, Jakobsen, Jan Arge, Johnsen, Espen, Kelly, Ruth, Krysov, Alexander, Kvamme, Cecilie, Lusseau, Susan Maersk, Mackinson, Steven, McNeill, Gavin, Millar, Colin, Nøttestad, Leif, O'Connell, Steven, O’Donnell, Ciaran, Olafsdottir, Anna H., Parner, Hjalte, Payne, Mark, Rybakov, Maxim, Salthaug, Are, Schaber, Matthias, Stenevik, Erling Kaare, Stesko, Aleksei, van der Kooji , Jeroen, Vatnehol, Sindre, and Wieczorek, Alina
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Atlantic, Northeast (ICES Ecoregion ,FAO area 27) ,Technologies and data ,Fisheries and aquaculture ,Norwegian Sea (ICES Ecoregion) ,Business Manager projecten Midden-Noord ,Baltic Sea (ICES Ecoregion) ,Life Science ,Ecosystem observation, processes and dynamics ,SDG 14 - Life Below Water ,Business Manager projects Mid-North ,Other geographic region - Abstract
The Working Group of International Pelagic Surveys (WGIPS) met in Santa Cruz, Tenerife, Spain on 14–18 January 2019, under the chairmanship of Bram Couperus, Netherlands and Michael O’Malley, Ireland. This was the first meeting in the multi-annual ToR term. The core objectives of the Expert Group are to combine and review results of annual pelagic ecosystem surveys to provide indices for the stocks of herring, sprat, mackerel, boarfish, and blue whiting in the NortheastAtlantic, Norwegian Sea, North Sea, and Western Baltic; and to coordinate timing, coverage and methodologies for the upcoming 2019 surveys.A session was held in 2019 to assess auxiliary pelagic ecosystem surveying techniques currently used on surveys coordinated by WGIPS. It was decided that this approach will be continued in future meetings during this term whereby results from the auxiliary monitoring of ecosystem components will be presented in a separate session from the standard fishery survey results for the target species. In practice this means that the session planned under Term of Reference (ToR)h for 2019 will be repeated in 2020 and 2021.Additionally, progress, developments and experiences with the survey analysis software StoX as well as with the ICES acoustic database repository were analysed and discussed amongst users and developers during the meeting and the intention to further consolidate both the software and the database as common tools to be utilized among all surveys coordinated within WGIPS was stated. Further work progressed on editing the current version of the SISP 9 Manual forInternational Pelagic Surveys and will continue intersessionally.WGIPS requests a workshop to establish and agree on survey design and protocols for coordinating and conducting acoustic surveys on herring spawning aggregations. The workshop will focus on industry acoustic surveys on herring spawning aggregations in 6.a and in the Irish Sea. WGIPS also requests a workshop on scrutinising procedures of acoustic data from surveys participating in the IESSNS survey. Scrutinisation procedures, including using biological samples and allocation of species to echotraces need to be scientifically reviewed periodically for all acoustic surveys and a set of technical procedures agreed for each survey.A new Term of Reference (ToR) was added to the Working Group ToRs. The purpose of the ToR is to review the work, and report of workshops organized by WGIPS and develop formal ICES recommendations. This should include SISP updates and adopting changes to survey coordination where deemed appropriate.Results from the WGIPS surveys in 2018 as well as coordination plans for the 2019 individual and multinational pelagic acoustic surveys in Northeast Atlantic waters (Multinational surveys: IBWSS, IESNS, IESSNS, HERAS, and individual surveys: CSHAS, WESPAS, ISAS, PELTIC, GERAS, PELACUS, Irish Sea spawning survey and industry acoustic surveys in 6.a/7.b/c) are given in Annexes 3 -14 of this report.
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