JABBA-Select: Addressing the Panels Requests Henning Winker

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JABBA-Select: Addressing the Panels Requests Henning Winker JABBA-Select: Addressing the Panels Requests Henning Winker* MARAM International Stock Assessment Workshop 2017 *Henning.winker@gmail.com

Democratising Linefish Assessments with limited resources JABBA-Select: Open access github Data pipeline for Catch & CPUE: 5 days preparation Rapid assessments: 5 days Workshop for 8 species Scenarios and robustness runs pre-agreed by LSWG Refinements are feasible during short workshop All assessments can be conducted by all members Reduced risk of version corruptions Standardized Mark-Down Assessment reports for documentation Long-term: less reliance on individual experts

Linefish Assessment Vision Potential Annual Cycle (6-8 stocks) CPUE Standardization NMLS update Catch & Effort Long-term rights Global TAE Catch Stock parameters: Growth Longevity Maturity Fecundity Selectivity Annual stock status: Continuity runs: TRACK Updates Robustness runs (Grid?) Projections JABBA-Select Responses Fishery Stocks Adoptive management Size limits Spatial-temporal closure Effort restriction (sea days) Moratorium (Cul de sac!) LMP MBR-OMs Biological Studies Size Data Observer Programme

Homework part I Provide scatter plots to show correlations of variables input deviates of M’ and m’ and JABBA-Select priors from ASEM Monte-Carlo simulation approach

Carpenter Gamma in fact

Carpenter

Silver kob Gamma in fact

Silver kob

Some considerations regarding ‘narrow’ beta PDF for ‘steepness’ h Homework part II Some considerations regarding ‘narrow’ beta PDF for ‘steepness’ h

Coverage appears reasonable, no? h = 0.6; CV =15% h = 0.8; CV =15% CHECKED by sd/mean of vectors 5000 random draws h’ – Correct Coverage appears reasonable, no?

Homework part III Some considerations regarding narrow beta PDF for initial biomass depletion (psi)

CV = 35% CV = 35% CV = 60% CV = 60%

CV = 60%

CV = 60%

CV = 35% CV = 60%

CV = 60%

CV = 60%

CV = 35% CV = 60%

Homework part IV Plot the process error deviates from JABBA-Select fits against those generated from the OM under no fishing, i.e log(SBy)-log(SBy)

…some observation variance considerations

= 0.2 Plus informative process variance prior, Here: 1/gamma(4,0.01) mu = 0.07, CV ~ 50%

However, if one changes perspective….. Plus informative process variance prior, Here: 1/gamma(4,0.01) mu = 0.07, CV ~ 50%