Modeling and Statistics (Contributed Papers)

Thursday, August 25, 2016: 8:00 AM-2:00 PM
New York A (Sheraton at Crown Center)
8:00 AM
Density Impacts on Biological Reference Points and Management Amy M. Schueller, NOAA Fisheries Service; Erik H. Williams, NOAA Fisheries Service
8:20 AM
Using Length-Frequency Analysis to Identify Spatial and Temporal Variation in Cohort Occurrences Skyler Hedden, Kansas State University; Keith B. Gido, Kansas State University
8:40 AM
Using Capture-Recapture Models to Estimate Angler Abundance in Southern Lake Michigan Dominique Turney, Purdue University; Patrick Zollner, Purdue University; Benjamin Gramig, Purdue University; Charles Roswell, Illinois Department of Natural Resources; Mitchell Zischke, Purdue University; Benjamin Dickinson, Indiana Department of Natural Resources
9:00 AM
Analysis of Lake Huron Recreational Fisheries Data Using Models Dealing with Excessive Zeros Zhenming Su, Institute for Fisheries Research
9:20 AM
Thursday Morning Break
9:40 AM
Use of Two Alternative Methods to Validate Access Based Creel Probabilities Tanner Stevens, Minnesota Department of Natural Resources; Doug Schultz, Minnesota Department of Natural Resources; Matthew Ward, Minnesota Department of Natural Resources
10:00 AM
Can We Develop Generic BIA Models of Fish Composition? Kyle hartman, West Virginia University, School of Natural Resources; Cory Hartman, West Virginia University, School of Natural Resources; Andrew W. Hafs, Bemidji State University
10:20 AM
Quantitative Video Analysis of Fish and Squid Behavior at the Mouth of a Drop-Chain Trawl Shannon Bayse, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth; Michael Pol, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth; Pingguo He, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
10:40 AM
A Statistical Approach to Estimating Multinomial Effective Sample Size for Stock Assessment Models Samuel B. Truesdell, Quantitative Fisheries Center; John M. Syslo, Quantitative Fisheries Center; Mark P. Ebener, Inter-Tribal Fisheries and Assessment Program; James R. Bence, Quantitative Fisheries Center
11:00 AM
Evaluation of Mean RANK Shift for Discerning Changes in Reservoir FISH Assemblages Don Dennerline, U.S. Geological Survey, Georgia Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit; Cecil Jennings, U.S. Geological Survey, Georgia Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit
11:20 AM
Feasibility of Electrosedation As an Alternative to Chemical Sedation of Lake Trout, Salvelinus Namaycush Matthew Faust, Ohio Department of Natural Resources; Christopher S. Vandergoot, Ohio Department of Natural Resources; Thomas Binder, Michigan State University, Center for Systems Integration and Sustainability; Julie Hinderer, Great Lakes Fishery Commission; Jessica Ives, Great Lakes Fishery Commission; Charles Krueger, Michigan State University, Center for Systems Integration and Sustainability
11:40 AM
Thursday Lunch Break
1:00 PM
Stable Isotope Analysis Versus Troph: A Comparison of Methods for Estimating Fish Trophic Positions in a Subtropical Estuarine System Felipe Amezcua Jr., Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
1:20 PM
Investigating the Utility and Relative Accuracy of Nonlethal Ageing Structures to Age Two Nonnative (Brook Trout and Brown Trout) and One Native (Rio Grande Cutthroat Trout) Trout Species Collected in Carson National Forest, New Mexico Phillip Parsley, Middle Tennessee State University; David R. Stewart, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services
1:40 PM
Accuracy and Precision of Longnose and Spotted Gar Age Estimates from Otoliths, Pectoral Fin Rays, and Branchiostegal Rays David Buckmeier, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department; Richard Snow, Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation; Nathan Smith, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department; Clayton Porter, Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation
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