CFOS Seminar: Issues of scale

March 22, 2021

Alice Bailey

The College of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences will hold its weekly seminar on Wednesday, March 24, from 3:30-4:30 p.m. via Zoom. The talk will be offered by Thomas TinHan, a postdoctoral researcher in the Boswell Lab for Marine Ecology and Acoustics at Florida International University.


"Issues of Scale: Complementary Techniques for the Study of Fish Migration"


TinHan’s research is focused on understanding fish migration and distribution as a consequence of habitat requirements and environmental variability. Knowledge of the physical and biological processes mediating migrations, and the overall success of fishes at each stage, is critical to our understanding of the diversity of fishes, their population dynamics, and their effective management. However, these processes are notoriously challenging to study in long-lived, highly migratory taxa, many of which also experience intense fishing pressure. His presentation will explore the use of natural and electronic tags to address challenges posed by sharks and other enigmatic megafauna.


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Meeting ID: 880 8296 4152, Passcode: 064031

Please email Andrés López at jalopez2@alaska.edu for more information.