Why Fish? An Example of Successful Usage of the Internet Rainer Froese Leibniz-Institute for Marine Sciences Kiel, Germany

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Twelve Years of FishBase Status Quo and Future Directions Rainer Froese Institute of Marine Research Kiel, Germany

Advertisements

Goodbye K, Welcome M The Interrelationship between Life Span, Growth and Reproduction Rainer Froese IFM-GEOMAR Kiel, Germany.

A preliminary comparison of the trophic structure of some large marine ecosystems Rainer Froese, IfM Uwe Piatkowski, IfM Stefan Garthe, FTZ Daniel Pauly,

Some Lessons from FishBase Rainer Froese Germany

Argumentative Writing Brad Hutchinson. To make a source card from a book, you will need the following information:  Author’s name (last name, first name)

An Integration Platform of Social Networking Applications to Support Life Long Learning in Rural Territories: the “SoRuraLL Virtual Learning World” Environment.

Resources. Overview Problem Report WebCT Faculty & Student Support Searching.

Internet Collaboration Tools: Yahoo! Groups Spencer S. Eccles Health Sciences Library University of Utah Health Sciences Center.

Biodiversity of Fishes Phylogeny and Remarkable Fishes Rainer Froese ( )

Recent Advances with the Ocean Biogeographic Information System (OBIS) Rainer Froese Institute of Marine Research, Kiel

Towards an Atlas for All Marine Species Rainer Froese Institute of Marine Science Kiel, Germany

What do we NOT know about Indo-Pacific Fishes? Rainer Froese IfM-GEOMAR

State of the Marine Environment Rainer Froese Leibniz Institute of Marine Sciences, Kiel IfM-GEOMAR

Fishing in National and International Waters: MSY and Beyond Rainer Froese GEOMAR, Kiel, Germany 2nd Sustainable Oceans Conference: Reconciling.

Websites for Web Designing and Web Hosting M. Surulinathi Department of Library & Information Science

Winners and Losers in the Future Ocean Insights from Millions of Samples Rainer Froese IFM-GEOMAR, Kiel, Germany EDIT Symposium 18th January

FishBase Global DataBank and Tool Rainer Froese Germany

Species 2000: Recent Developments Rainer Froese Institute of Marine Research, Kiel

The FishBase Information System Current coverage of Russian Biodiversity and Opportunities for Collaboration Rainer Froese Institute for.

Fishes of the World In the Computer Rainer Froese Germany

FishBase Summary Page about Salmo salar in the standard Language of FishBase (English) ENBI-WP-11: Multilingual Access to European Biodiversity Sites through.

The Sea Around Us: Seeing our past, present and future through data in space and time Impacts of fisheries on the world’s marine ecosystems

Unexpected Mega-Users of ICES Data Rainer Froese Leibniz Institute of Marine Sciences Kiel, Germany.

Species Information Systems Rainer Froese IFM-GEOMAR, Kiel World Biodiversity and European Taxonomy May 2009, Prague.

FishBase An Internet Gateway to Information on Fish Rainer Froese Institute of Marine Research Kiel, Germany

Biodiversity of Fishes Summary

Why Do Fish Grow Forever? Rainer Froese Institute of Marine Science Kiel, Germany

Publications Citations Tom Cook: Web of Science (ISI) Citation Analysis Summary: 124 Articles, 2,068 Citations, h-index = 26.

Demystifying the Statistics Canada Website Sandra Keys DLI Bootcamp May 2011 Vancouver, BC.

Life-history Strategies of Elasmobranchii Rainer Froese IFM-GEOMAR Kiel.

Biodiversity of Fishes Sharks & Rays Rainer Froese IFM-GEOMAR Kiel

Status Quo and Current Challenges of AquaMaps Rainer Froese IFM-GEOMAR, Kiel FishBase Mini-Symposium 2011, Stockholm,

Life-History Strategies of Fishes Rainer Froese IfM-GEOMAR.

Rainer Froese GEOMAR Presentation at the FishBase Symposium

Biodiversity of Fishes Sharks & Rays Rainer Froese GEOMAR Kiel

Life-history Strategies of Fishes and their Relevance to Ecosystem-Based Fisheries Management Rainer Froese IfM-GEOMAR

Twelve Years of FishBase: Lessons Learned Boden G. and G.G. Teugels.

Trophic Signatures of Elasmobranchs: a Comparison between Tropical and Temperate Ecosystems. Rainer Froese IfM Kiel

Overview of Moodle A Free, Open Source Course Management System for Online Learning.

Data Graveyard, Data Warehouse or Public Information System Rainer Froese IFM-GEOMAR, Kiel DFG Biodiversity Data WG 8-9 June 2009,

SpeciesBank Dreams and Realities Rainer Froese IfM-GEOMAR March 2005.

Towards a Global Species Information System: Progress in the Oceans Rainer Froese IFM-GEOMAR, Kiel, Germany EU Project INCOFISH CBD-Bonn 19 May 2008.

Fischdiversität limnischer und mariner Ökosysteme Rainer Froese IFM-GEOMAR, Kiel 8. Tagung GFI, Frankfurt,

Title III Electric Lunch Series – By Eric Waterkotte 1/25/2008.

Ecosystem-Based Fisheries Management Rainer Froese IfM-GEOMAR

FishBase Lessons Learned Rainer Froese IfM-GEOMAR December 2004.

Introduction to FishBase Rainer Froese Institute for Marine Research Kiel, Germany

Life-History Strategies of Fishes Rainer Froese IfM-GEOMAR.

Status of FishBase in 2009 Rainer Froese IFM-GEOMAR, Kiel FishBase Mini-Symposium FAO, Rome, 9 September 2009.

AquaMaps Mapping Marine Biodiversity Rainer Froese IFM-GEOMAR, Kiel, Germany FishBase Symposium 1 September 2008.

The Research in FishBase Rainer Froese IfM-GEOMAR.

A Preliminary Comparison of the Trophic Structure of some Large Marine Ecosystems Rainer Froese IfM.

1 Web Search What are easy ways to create a website? 2 Web Search What is a blog? What type of content does this type of website provide? 3 Web.

Web Wizard’s Cool Tools Darlene Fichter Data Library Coordinator, U of S Library.

FishBase Lessons Learned Rainer Froese Germany

Rainer Froese HOSST-TOSST Seminar 07 April 2016 GEOMAR, Kiel, Germany

From FishBase to SpeciesBase

Rainer Froese GEOMAR 41st CIESM Congress Audimax, University of Kiel

Fitness Strategies of Recent Fishes

Rainer Froese GEOMAR 14th FishBase Symposium

Rainer Froese1, Stefan Garthe2, Daniel Pauly3, Uwe Piatkowski1

Biodiversity of Fishes Understanding Longevity

Fast, free, fun Weebly web sites.

FishBase Lessons Learned

IPMA Portal Presentation

STAGIS Shark TAGging Information System

Many migratory fish species are severly threatened Many migratory fish species are severly threatened. The main causes are man-made obstacles like.

Scoring Attendance （20%） Paper reading by mid-term（20%）

Why Fish? An Example of Successful Usage of the Internet

Angeliz Martinez and Jonathan Morel

Presentation transcript:

Why Fish? An Example of Successful Usage of the Internet Rainer Froese Leibniz-Institute for Marine Sciences Kiel, Germany

Overview FishBase: All About Fish Some Statistics Some Science: What are Migratory Fish? Discussion

FishBase: All About Fish FishBase Search Page >>>> Species Summary Page >>>> Guest Book >>>> FishWatcher >> >> >>>> Attach Your Web Site >>>> Fish Forum >>>>

Some Statistics

Some Statistics FishBase vs Internet Usage Source for Internet growth: NUA Internet Services

Some Statistics Based on >1500 entries in the FishBase Guest Book

Some Statistics

Some Statistics

Where is the Science? 85 ISI Citations, 3 in Nature, 2 in Science IT June 2002

Some Statistics

Why Fish? Sufficient useful quality content Common names & photos Free, simple, intuitive access Open, collaborative, Yes attitude Alive, reacting and anticipating Fast Because Fish are beautiful

What are Migratory Fishes? (1) Migration TypeFish Species oceanodromous637 amphidromous320 anadromous171 catadromous69 potamodromous528 limnodromous17

What are Migratory Fishes? (2) ClassType of MigrationSpecies Cephalaspidomorphi (lampreys)anadromous12 potamodromous6 Holocephali (chimaeras)oceanodromous2 Elasmobranchii (sharks and rays)amphidromous25 oceanodromous53 potamodromous7 Actinopterygii (ray-finned fishes)oceanodromous582 amphidromous295 anadromous159 catadromous69 potamodromous515 limnodromous17

What are Migratory Fishes? (3) Used commercially1,020 (59%) Used in aquaculture170 (10%) Gamefish373 (21%) Dangerous to humans122 (7%) Threatened (Redlist 2000) 127 (7%) anadromous 24 (14%)

What are Migratory Fish (4)

What are Migratory Fish? (5) ResilienceMigratoryOthers Very low73 (12%)190 (10%) Low154 (25%)862 (45%) Medium268 (44%)611 (32%) High112 (19%)241 (13%)

What are Migratory Fish (6)

Questions? Thank You