Quantifying reader accuracy for thermal mark identification of Pacific salmon through the use of single- blind pre-season test samples. Krysta D. Williams.

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Quantifying reader accuracy for thermal mark identification of Pacific salmon through the use of single- blind pre-season test samples. Krysta D. Williams & Steve D. Moffitt Alaska Department of Fish & Game Cordova Otolith Laboratory PO Box 669, Cordova AK

Compare 2 tools used for quality control: blind tests and 2 nd reads Review the methods used by the Cordova Otolith Laboratory to conduct pre-season blind tests Discuss additional applications for blind tests

Completed reads

PWS Chum Salmon wild 1,5H 5,1H 1,2,1,2H 1,2,3H

PWS Chum Salmon wild 1,5H 5,1H 1,2,1,2H 1,2,3H

PWS Chum Salmon wild 1,5H 5,1H 1,2,1,2H 1,2,3H

“While perfect agreement between readers (precision) can occur simultaneously with complete failure in identification (accuracy), the degree of consistency among readers is nevertheless an important parameter.” Joyce, T. L., and D. G. Evans, Otolith marking of pink salmon in Prince Williams Sound salmon hatcheries, Exxon Valdez Oil Spill Restoration Project Final Report (Restoration Project 99188), Alaska Department of Fish and Game, Division of Commercial Fisheries, Cordova and Anchorage, Alaska.

nd Read Results % agreement (sample size) Reader 1Reader 3Reader 4 Reader 195% (296)93% (553)98% (1314) Reader 289% (219)94% (89)98% (213) Reader 395% (632)97% (117)97% (1390) Reader 497% (136)45% (20)98% (485)

Correct by consensus? Known hatch code Reader 1 hatch code Reader 2 hatch code Reader 3 hatch code Reader 4 hatch code 1,5H5,1H1,5H5,1H1,4,1H 1,5H5,1H1,5H5,1H1,4,1H 1,2,3H 1,2,1,2H 3,2n,1H Wild 1,2,3H1,2,1,2H 1,2,3H1,2,1,2H 1,5H5,1H1,5H5,1H 1,5HWildNo read1,5HNo read WildNo readWildNo read 1,2,3H 1,2,1,2H3,2n,1H3H 5,2H1,2,1,2HNo read5,2HNo read

Accurate analysis of otoliths Precision – How close measured values are to each other Accuracy – How close measured values are to the true value

Blind Test Preparation 1.Fry specimens collected prior to release 2.Otoliths mounted to glass slides 3.Stored according to marking lot

Blind Test Preparation 4. Spreadsheet records specimens 5. Excel to randomize specimens 6. Create 3 sets of 100 specimens

Conducting Blind Test 1.Otoliths ground by most experienced reader 2.Otolith Lab staff each read each specimen 3.Results recorded in spreadsheets 4.Project leader compares results Caveat: measures mark i.d. ability, not specimen prep. ability

Blind Test Results

Outliers correspond with apparent mislabeling of voucher samples Outliers correspond with potentially confusing variants from 2 facilities Accuracy increases with experience,

Blind Test Results Learn what additional training is necessary Identify “problem marks” for inseason analysis Additional blind tests evaluate training & measure increase in accuracy Analysis of specimens is accurate enough to achieve contribution estimates within 10% of the true proportions 95% of the time

Blind Test Benefits Increased confidence Measured increase in accuracy for readers Minimize necessity for 2 nd reads

Questions?Questions?

PWS Chum Salmon wild 1,5H 5,1H 1,2,1,2H 1,2,3H

Effective management of Pacific salmon species in Prince William Sound Accurate analysis of otoliths – Marked/unmarked – Marking facility – TMID Timely analysis of otoliths – Stock separation – Inseason management

Reader Agreement & Quality Control “2 nd Reads” are a common tool 1993 Case Study: % accuracy for 3 readers when otoliths with known marks were planted among samples with unknown mark status 1993 Case Study: 2 nd reads conducted for 3 samples show 95-98% agreement among readers 1998 Juneau/Cordova comparison: 99% agreement among readers; 2 nd reads become less frequent nd reads conducted in Cordova: 99% mark status agreement, 93% mark id agreement

Correct by consensus? Reader agreement, excludes “no read” (reader 1) 1 st read hatch code2 nd read disagree2 nd read agreeTotal specimens read wild077 1,2,1,2H112 1,2,2,1H ,2,3H ,5H019 3,2H2, ,2H5058 3,2n,1H ,1H011 Total specimens read Reader agreement, excludes “no read” (reader 4) 1 st read hatch code2 nd read disagree2 nd read agreeTotal specimens read wild ,2H2,2101 3,3H H H101 8H0117 Total specimens read

Correct by consensus? Known hatch code Reader 1 hatch code Reader 2 hatch code Reader 3 hatch code Reader 4 hatch code 3,2H2,23,2H23,2H2,23,2H2 3,2H3 3,2H23,2H3 3,2H2 3,2H3 3,2H2 3,2H3

75% vs. 10% egg to fry survival = What is the problem with mixed wild and hatchery stock fisheries? Therefore, hatchery fish can be harvested at a much higher rate! 4 hatchery fish = 30 wild fish in terms of fry production

Alaska Prince William Sound Anchorage Juneau Fairbanks

SGH AFK CCH WNH PWS Hatchery Release sites Pink salmon Cordova Valdez Whittier

PWS hatchery salmon releases Millions of Fish ~47 million ~528 million ~718 million

PWS hatchery pink salmon fry releases Millions of fry ~190 million 10 year avg. ~556 million 10 year avg. ~602 million 8 year avg. Recent 10 year avg. ( ) = ~585 million 81% of all salmon releases

PWS hatchery chum salmon fry releases Millions of fry ~32 million 10 year avg. ~95 million 10 year avg. ~110 million 8 year avg. ~135 million avg. Recent 10 year 15% of all salmon releases

PWS Chum Salmon 1,5H 5,1H 1,2,1,2H 1,2,3H wild