Rapp. P.-v. Réun. Cons. int. Explor. Mer, 189: 425-427. 1990

List of Symposium contributions not published in this volume

Contr. Author(s) TitleNo.

002 E. A. Amin Distribution and abundance es­timation of the pelagic fish of the Banda Sea (N)

003 T. Arimoto Acoustic survey on the distri-Y. Inoue bution of fish schools around

artificial reefs

008B C. Bercy Effects of underwater noise ra-B. Bordeau diated by tuna boats on fish be­

haviour (N)

008A C. Bercy Physiological and ethologicalB. Bordeau reactions of fish to low fre­

quency noise radiated by sounders and sonars (N)

009 Z. M. Berdichevsky Commercial echo sounderB. S. Godlevsky units for quantitative estimates

of fish abundance (N)

013 V. M. Bondarenko Classification of fishery objectsB .K . Novikov using parametric systems (N)

014 E. S. Borisenko The results of experimental re­search into excess sound atten­uation in the sea

015 P. R. Boudreau Acoustic measurement ofL. M. Dickie mesoscale distribution of fish in

relation to body size

016 S. B. Brandt Patchiness in fish distributions:a help or hindrance in acoustic stock assessment?

073 R. Brede A new portable echo sounderF. H. Kristensen for fishery research (NM)

132 T .J . Brooks Applications of new technol-T. C. Torkelson ogy to fisheries hydroacoustics

data collection and analysis

017 U. Buerkle Acoustic target strengths offish with the dual beam method

018 U. Buerkle Photographic and acousticmeasurements in a large aggre­gation of herring

019 J .J . Burczynski Measurements of targetJ. J. Dawson strength of fish in situ

020A F. B. Caballero Cartography and graphic pre ­sentation of echosurvey col­lected data using computer aided drawing techniques(NM)

008 M. Chbani Problems and improvementsS. Bencherifi on acoustic method for pelagic

fish assessment in Moroccan waters

022 C. S. Clay Fish echo statistics as a tool: aT. K. Stanton tutorial

023 R. Crawford Monitoring fish density andJ. Jorgenson distribution beneath landfastK. Martin-Bergman sea ice in the Canadian arctic

archipelago

Contr. Author(s) TitleNo.

024 R. N. Crittenden G. L. Thomas

Estimation of fish swimming speed and its effect on hydro­acoustic measurements of fish abundance

028A P. N. Denbigh O- Smith

Experiments with an acoustic technique for estimating fish number density, not requiring target strength

029 L. M. Dickie P. R. Boudreau

Acoustic size determination in fish

030 N. DinerJ. Massé

Fish school behaviour during echo survey observed by acous­tic devices

031 M. A. Do R. F. Coombs A .M . Surti M. Hopkins

A deepwater acoustic survey of the population of orange roughy (Hoplostethus atlanti- cus) on North Chatham Rise (N.Z.)

032 A. Dyka Resolution improvement filter for sonar returns (E)

034 A. Eliminowicz Fish school counter (N)

035 A. Engås O. R. Godø

Escapement of fish under the fishing line of a Norwegian sampling trawl and its influence on survey results (E)

037 V. A. Ermolchev Methods and devices for acous­tic estimation of fish schools near the bottom (N)

038 L. Everson C. Mitchell

Variations in the depth distri­bution and density of krill (E u - phausia superba) in a large patch close to South Georgia

039 K .G . Foote J .J . Traynor

A comparison of walleye pol­lock target strength estimates determined from in situ meas­urements and calculations based on swimbladder form(E)

043 F. Gerlotto E. Marchai

The concept of acoustic pop­ulations: its use for analyzing the results of acoustic cruises

045A C. R. Greene Application of R.O.V.E.R.S.E. technology to studies of zoo­plankton behavioral ecology

(NM)

046 D. Green L. Dickie

Towed underwater video as a means of obtaining visual data on fish during hydroacoustic surveys (NM)

054 K. D. Hyatt J. Candy M. Wright D. P. Rankin

An appraisal of the potential utility of hydroacoustic tech­niques for routine estimation of sockeye salmon (Oncorhyn- chus nerka) escapements in British Columbia coastal lakes

(NM)

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Y. Inoue T. Arimoto

L. Johnson T. H. Schadt R. Sullivan

S. Kawaguchi N. Sano Y. Kainuma

S. Kawaguchi N. Sano Y. Kainuma

Z. I. Kizner

H. R Knudsen

K. J. Krieger

V .l . Kudryavtsev S. R Tarasov V. I. Timoshenko

H. LassenB. Lundgren K .J . Stæhr

J .J . Lévenez

J .J . Lévénez P. OliverI. Svellingen

D A . Levy

M. Macauley E. DurbinA. Durbin R. Kinney M. Wimbush H. Winn K. Wishner

D. A. Marino

O. A. Mathisen M. C. Macauley J. Zheng

C. J. McClain

Acoustic survey on salmon be­haviour in relation to the cap­turing process of the set-net

Hydroacoustic evaluation of the fish guiding efficiency of the travelling screens at Little Goose Dam

Application of frequency diver­sity method for hydroacoustic fish assessment system

Real time prediction for SV value which is related to the abundance of fish stocks by auto regressive prediction method

The error of the biomass esti­mate as a function of survey parameters and the statistics of a concentration density field

(N)

A depth measurement system for towed bodies in fisheries re ­search

Acoustic monitoring of hump­back whale prey

Application of non-linear acoustic systems in fisheries

(N)

Experiences with neutral buoy­ant towed bodies as platforms for an acoustic transducer

Measurements of target strengths for some tropical fish species in Senegal

A note on intercalibration andother comparisons o f acoustic systems used in a cooperative survey (N)

Acoustic methods for tracking the die! vertical migrations of pelagic fishes

Acoustic scattering from zoo­plankton and micronekton in relation to a whale feeding site

Dual-beam hydroacoustic as­sessment of kokanee salmon summertime distribution and abundance in three Pacific Northwest lakes

Acoustic monitoring of pink salmon (Oncorhynchus gorbus- cha) in Southeastern Alaska

A comparison of cohort pro­portions obtained by dual beam techniques and by tow netting in a sockeye (Oncorhynchus nerka) nursery lake (NM)

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D.S. MillerB. Nakashima

R. S. MitchellA. Stepnowski J. DrobnikD. R. Green

R. W. Nero

P. Oliver J. Miguel

E. Ona

E. Ona K. Eger

A. Orlowski

R. Paula e Silva

H. Persat M. E. Zakharia

B. H. Ransom J. J. Burczynski

P. Reynisson

G. A. Rose W. C. Leckett

I. Røttingen

B. Samb

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S. I. Saranchov A. A. Gankov

T. Sasakura K. Minohara J. Kagawa

Hydroacoustic surveys to esti­mate capelin biomass on the Grand Banks: methodologyand verification

Real time signal processing techniques in a dual beam so­nar system for fish stock assess­ment

Quantification of patches along transects using high resolution 70 kHz integrated echo data(E)

Report on the survey carried out by the R/V “Cornide de Saavedra” in the Gulf of Gui­nea (division 34.3.4) in 1986

(N)

Physiological factors causing natural variations in target strength (E)

Sonar observations of trawl performance

Seasonal fluctuations of verti­cal biomass distributions based on results of hydroacoustic sur­veys of Polish fishery zone (N)

Acoustic analysis of tropical stocks of small pelagic stocks

The detection of fish reproduc­tive activity by passive listening

Hydroacoustic assessment of surface-oriented adult sockeye salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka) in Georgia Strait, British Co­lumbia (NM)

Measurement of the beam pat­tern and compensation errors of split-beam echo sounders

Hydroacoustic classification of cod, capelin, and mackerel schools by target strength and school structure (E)

Acoustic abundance estimates of 0-group Norwegian spring spawning herring, and their role in the management advice for rebuilding of this stock

Temporal variability in acoustic abundance estimation: com­parison of the surveys of “Pet­ite Côte” of Senegal from A u ­gust 2 5 -2 8 and September 2 - 5 , 1986 (E)

Estimation of target strength of an individual fish by data of acoustic measurements of ag­gregations of living cod in a cage (N)

Scientific sounder using quasi­ideal beam transducer

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Title

K. Shibata Fluctuation of seabed echo due to ship’s motion

127 K. Takeshita T. Mitani

P. A. Skvorc Species and size/age class dis­crimination of chinook salmon

K. Kubota

in the Kenai River, Alaska us­ing dual beam sonar techniques

(NM)

129 W. D. Tesier

P. A. Skvorc Species and size class discrimi­nation of selected fish using broadband sonar (NM)

130 G. L. Thomas

P. Souid Digitization for automatic clas­sification of fish schools (N)

131 R. E. Thorne

R. M. Starr Acoustic estimates of squid dis­tribution and abundance

135 P. A. Unger S. B. Brandt

T. W. Steig S. G. Hays

Fixed aspect hydroacoustic techniques to assess bypass al­

G. A. Yogis

ternatives for downstream mi­grating salmonids at Rocky Reach Dam on the Columbia

136 D .G . Unkenholz G. M. Marrone C. C. Stone

T. W. Steig B. W. Ransom N. Bienati

River

Application of fixed-location hydroacoustic techniques to as­sess fish migration activity on

138 H. Vilhjâlmsson

F. Yaluk the Rio Parana near the Yacy- reta Dam site

040 H J. Yuen S. M. Fried

C. Stevens A. Clay

T. Strømme G. Sætersdal

HY ED - A hydroacoustic data editing system

Consistency of acoustic bio­mass estimates tested by re­peated survey coverages

B. G. Bue

(E) Published elsewhere, contact author(s) for details.(N) Not presented but manuscript was available at meeting. (NM) Presented but manuscript was not available at meeting.

Acoustic survey of spawning sardine, Sardinops melanos- ticta, in the coastal waters of west Japan

Some results of the mathemat­ical simulation of in situ target strength measurements (N)

Hydroacoustic quantification of fish habitat in lakes infested by aquatic macrophytes (NM)

Hydroacoustics and the ground truth

Seasonal and diel changes in sampling conditions for acous­tic assessments of fish abun­dance in small lakes (E)

Hydroacoustics - a manage­ment tool for South Dakota Missouri River reservoirs

Acoustic abundance estimates of the capelin in the Iceland- G reen lan d -Jan Mayen area in 1978-87

Acoustical estimates of sock­eye salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka) smolt production from fresh water systems in Bristol Bay, Alaska

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