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Barents Sea Ecosystem Resilience under global environmental change Data workshop Tromsø March 2011

Bar ents Sea Ec osystem Re silience under global environmental change Data workshop Tromsø March 2011

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Barents Sea Ecosystem Resilience under global environmental change

Data workshop Tromsø March 2011

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Barents Sea Ecosystem Resilience under global environmental change – January 2011Barents Sea Ecosystem Resilience under global environmental change – January 2011

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Barents Sea Ecosystem Resilience under global environmental change – January 2011Barents Sea Ecosystem Resilience under global environmental change – January 2011

Spatial structure of bottom communities in the Barents Sea integrating information from fish,

benthos and the environment

Cte.cri, Sab.seb.Oph.bid

Cte.cri, Mol.bor, Bat.gla

Pon.ten, Lep.arc, Geo.spp

Par.cam

Hyas.spp, Sab.sep

Cte.cri, Gor.spp, Scl.fer

Sab.sep, Oph.bid, Gor.arc Gor.arc,

Oph.bor, Umbel.

Actin, Porif.

Sab.sep, Chi.opi Cte.cri

Rei.hip, Lip.fab

Lip.fabHip.pla, Gad.mor, Rei.hip

Mel.aeg

Hip.pla, Gad.mor, Mel.aeg

Gad.mor, Hip.pla, Tri.mur

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Barents Sea Ecosystem Resilience under global environmental change – January 2011Barents Sea Ecosystem Resilience under global environmental change – January 2011

-4 -2 0 2 4 6 8

-6-4

-20

24

CCA1

CC

A2

Alcy

Chi.opiHyas

Lit.maj

Oph.bor

Smit

Ste.alb

Sti.tre

Umbe

-10

1

Depth

LatLon

Sediment

Temperature

Current

-10 -5 0 5 10-5

05

10

CCA1

CC

A2

Arg.sil

Bro.bro

Seb.viv

Ple.gla

Gymn

Amb.hyp

Lyc.squ

Lyc.fla

01

Depth

Lat

Lon

Sediment

Temperature

Current

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Barents Sea Ecosystem Resilience under global environmental change – January 2011Barents Sea Ecosystem Resilience under global environmental change – January 2011

10 20 30 40 50 60

70

75

80

Longitude

La

titu

de

-40

0

-400

-35

0

-30

0

-30

0

-30

0

-25

0

-250

-20

0

-200

-200

-200

-15

0

-15

0

-15

0

-150

-15

0

-10

0

-100

-100

-100

-50

-50

-50

-50

-50

-50

0

0

0 0

0

0

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Barents Sea Ecosystem Resilience under global environmental change – January 2011Barents Sea Ecosystem Resilience under global environmental change – January 2011

•What does the result show (artefact or biology)?

•Do we have to much or to little information?

•Methods that compare?

•Do we enter new methodological arenas?

•Would it be possible to test explanation factors?

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Barents Sea Ecosystem Resilience under global environmental change – January 2011Barents Sea Ecosystem Resilience under global environmental change – January 2011

Multivariate analyses will include:

(1)Elimination of species from fish and benthos dataset that do not contribute to results of multivariate analysis (using Greenacre’s method) for both abundance (A) and biomass data (B)(2)Procrustes analysis relating CCA models results for fish and benthos (A and B)(3)Multivariate analysis of benthos-fish relationships using ter Braak's co-correspondence analysis (a special case of co-inertia analysis, looks at the relationship between two sets of abundance or biomass data) (ter Braak and Schaffers 2004).

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Barents Sea Ecosystem Resilience under global environmental change – January 2011Barents Sea Ecosystem Resilience under global environmental change – January 2011

8. Cooperation Agreement between IMR and PINRO All exchanged data can be used for any purpose by researchers affiliated with the two institutions.

They can be used by researchers from third party institutions only with written permission from both IMR and PINRO.

In such cases IMR and PINRO may charge a fee for the work related to the preparation of the data for use by third party institutions and/or make demands on co-authorship of publications etc.