FSAM 2010 - Fish Sampling With Active Methods
September 8 - 11, 2010(Ended)Ceske Budejovice, Czech Republic
Active
fish sampling may be more difficult to operate than passive methods
but in optimal conditions tends to provide a better picture of species
composition, population structure and abundance. Scientific use of
active sampling gears is currently dynamically evolving and undoubtedly
represents one of the main thrusts of current fisheries science. State-of-art
of both direct fish capture and less destructive remote
techniques of active fish sampling will be the subject of this
meeting. Special attention will be paid to technical developments, development of sampling strategies, current limitations, selectivity, efficiency and standardization of active sampling gear. All kinds of inter-calibration of results between different active and passive sampling techniques are welcome. The application of active fish sampling is no way limited by habitat, so contributions from lakes, rivers, streams, seas, transitional waters and simulated experimental conditions are welcome.
Venue
Not final
Address
Ceske Budejovice,
Czech Republic
Czech Republic
Prices *
250-500 Euro (Early registration date: April 20, 2010)
Exhibition
Included
Abstract submission deadline
April 20, 2010
Organization
Biology Centre of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, Institute of Hydrobiology
Website
Important
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arrangements
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