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Fisheries DTO

Digital twin of fisheries

A series of scripts and an Shiny app in R have been developed and will be used for online ecosystem assessment through a series of fisheries and community indicators.

Fisheries (landings from official data sources such as ICES and FAO but also catch data from Sea Arouns Us database), biological (thermal preferences, trophic levels, and resilience of species/stocks as they are available in FishBase and SeaLifeBase) and environmental ( sea surface temperature and Chlorophyll or primary production) data that are available at ecosystem or ecoregion level can be used in every pilot area regardless if the pilot is dedicated to fisheries or not. This approach can be used in any ecosystem of the world provided that the baseline data area available.

Mean Temperature of the Catch (MTC), one of the community indicators of the Shiny R App is able to "predict" future changes in marine communities and fisheries catch with sea warming and the proportional contribution (or increase) of alien species in a marine ecosystem or the fisheries catch.

Fisheries Ecosystem Indicators  

Additional Details

Type: Web Applications

Theme: Fisheries, Research, Environment, Blue Economy

Dataset sources: FishBase, SeaLifeBase, ICES, FAO, GFCM, Sea Around Us, NOAA, EmodNet, EcoScope Platform

Language(s): English

Contact Information:

Athanassios Tsikliras

Professor

Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

atsik@bio.auth.gr

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Fisheries ecosystem indicators - Input
Fisheries ecosystem indicators - Plots

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