Fsam 2010

Program Workshops Who is attending List of Accepted Abstracts

Program

8 September - Wednesday

Morning session
	Session: Acoustics
Keynote lecture:	Technology and cross disciplinary research for correct representation of aquatic ecosystems (Introductory lecture) Olav Rune Godø
Oral presentations:	Can gill-netting data improve accuracy and precision in hydroacoustic estimates of fish abundance? Axenrot Thomas Erik
	Comparability of Hydroacoustics and Gillnets for reservoir fish assessments Dennerline Donald E.
	Intercalibration between hydroacoustics and gillnet sampling in temperate reservoirs Draštík Vladislav
	Multifrequency acoustic to monitor fish populations in estuaries: a case study applied to the Gironde estuary (France) Samedy Valérie
	Does side-looking acoustics provide a quantitative abundance estimate of alewife in New York lakes Rudstam Lars G.
	48 hours on duty: Multiple repeated horizontal acoustic survey Muška Milan
	Some ways for improvement of fish detection efficiency near water boundaries. Goncharov S.M., Kudryavtsev V.I.,
Afternoon session
Keynote lecture:	Recent advances in acoustic approaches to remote species identification Paul Fernandes
Oral presentations:	The Measurement of a fish TS on inland water Goncharov S.M.
	Which TS/L regression to use in horizontal applications? – evidence (suggestion) from comparison of hydroacoustic estimates with fish census. Frouzova J.
	Session: Streams and electrofishing
Keynote lecture:	State-of-art in electrofishing sampling Pavel Jurajda
Oral presentations:	An evaluation of electric fishing for stock assessment of resident eel in rivers Baldwin Liz
	Relation between raw fish populations abundance and biomass against respective estimated values from successive catches in a lowland stream Penczak Tadeusz
	Day versus night electrofishing of young-of-the-year fish in rivers Janáč Michal
	Capturability and intercalibration of four electrofishing teams in Mediterranean streams Benejam Lluís
	TEMPORAL COMPARISONS OF ELECTROFISHING EFFICACY FOR LARGEMOUTH BASS IN PUERTO RICO RESERVOIRS Peterson Nick
	Is multi-pass Electrofishing an Effective alternative to Cove Rotenone for sampling reservoir fish populations? Jennings Cecil A.

9 September - Thursday

Morning session
	Session: Small fish sampling
Keynote lecture:	State-of-art in sampling of larval and juvenile fish in the open water Robert K. Cowen
Oral presentations:	The influence of the trawl mouth opening size and net colour on catch efficiency during sampling of early fish stages Jůza Tomáš
	The flat dip net - a new gear for inventoring presence of early developmental stages of Coregonids in the Gulf of Bothnia Hudd Richard, Veneranta Lari
	Comparison of active versus passive gear for sampling threadfin shad Dorosoma petenense: case study from tropical reservoirs Prchalová Marie
	The failure of mark-recapture experiment in the deep canyon shaped reservoir Blabolil Petr
	Comparisons of size distribution and probability of capture based on sampling gear Kim Jai-Ku
	Session: Standartization
Keynote lecture:	Case Histories of standard sampling in North America Scott A. Bonar
Oral presentations:	Development of standard methods using fish for hazard and risk assessments Dave Göran
	Systematic point sampling for fish community monitoring in medium and large-sized rivers: standardization of sampling procedure and effort Tomanova Sylvie
	Standard Operating Procedures for Great Lakes Acoustics – what is important? Rudstam Lars G.

10 September - Friday

Morning session
	Session: Trawling
Keynote lecture:	Moving beyond basic descriptions of fish behaviour: A case example using bottom trawls Paul D. Winger
Oral presentations:	Uncertainty in pelagic forage fish assessments using down-looking hydroacoustics and trawls Simonin Paul Warren
	Use of high-frequency imaging sonar to observe fish behaviour with respect to active sampling gear Rakowitz Georg
	Fitting observed fish trajectories to cathcability models Handegard Nils Olav
	Relationship between mid-water trawling effort and uncertainty in pelagic fish community composition in lakes Michigan and Huron Warner David Michael
	Calibration of U.S. Northwest Atlantic Multispecies Bottom Trawl Surveys for Changes in Research Vessel, Sampling Gear and Sampling Protocol Brown Russell W.
	Effects of Sea Conditions on the Physical Performance of the U.S. NOAA Fisheries Multispecies Bottom Survey Trawl Brown Russell W.
	Day and night in littoral and pelagic zones in view of fish community structure: a case study of a canyon-shaped reservoir. Říha M.
	Grigorevich Variability of twins-trawl sampling magnitude and fish species composition in homogenous biotop. Tereshchenko Vladimir
	Sampling estuarine fish and invertebrates with a beam trawl provides a different (not ‘better’) picture of populations and assemblages than multi-mesh gillnets Rotherham Douglas
Afternoon session
	Hydroacoustic estimates of fish densities in comparison with stratified pelagic trawl sampling in two deep, coregonid-dominated lakes. Emmrich Matthias
	Long-term changes in vendace (Coregonus albula L.) population in Lake Pluszne based on hydroacoustics and trawl catches. DOROSZCZYK Lech Adam
	Comparison of fishery methods for the study of fish assemblages associated with off-shore platforms Castriota Luca
	Finding Squid – combining fishing and acoustics to determine what it all means Cooke Ken
	Session: Large rivers, estuaries
Keynote lecture:	Challenges to representatively sample fish in large rivers Christian Wolter
Oral presentations:	A fish survey in rivers of Ukrainian Carpathians using a combination of techniques Didenko Alexander
	Assessment of habitat suitability of the fish assemblage in a large River. Keckeis Hubert
	Use of upstream and downstream migrant sampling to effectively monitor abundance and life history traits of anadromous fishes in rivers Demko Doug
	Freshwater fishes in a biodiversity hotspot: use of multiple sampling techniques reveals that remnant populations in south-western Australia are sustained by groundwater Beatty Stephen John
	Signals from sawfish: uncovering the secrets of an endangered species in remote northern Australia Morgan David Lloyd

11 September - Saturday

Morning session
	Session: Commercial fishing and Seining
Keynote lecture:	Fisheries as active samplers: Making the most of industry information Robert L. Stephenson
Oral presentations:	Evaluating discards using Remote Electronic Monitoring (REM) Catarino Rui
	Comparison of active and passive flatfish sampling methods in the White Sea Semushin Andrey Vladimirovitch
	Danish seine for shallow lakes Kristjansson Jon
	The use of small beach seine net for the fish diversity assessment of lowland rivers Pekárik Ladislav
	Population density and standing crop obtained for fish sampled with three seine nets hauled individually towards a stop net or a bank Penczak Tadeusz
	Multi LED Lighting Systems as Optical Stimulus for Behavior Examination of Aquatic Organisms Ishii Ken
Afternoon session
	Session: Visual surveys
Keynote lecture:	A new perspective on underwater visual sampling of fishes Euan Harvey
Oral presentations:	A multi-technique approach to study fish diversity associated with off-shore platforms Andaloro Franco
	Habitat related fish abundance, diversity, and assemblage structure as revealed by a novel lure assisted visual census method in the central Croatian Adriatic Kruschel Claudia
	MONITORING OF PERCH SPAWNING SUCCESS IN LAKES USING SCUBA DIVERS Cech Martin
	Sublittoral fish community composition obtained by underwater visual census, gillnets and trapnets in newly restored post-mining lake Peterka Jiří

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