1. Flow, Fish and Fishing 2007 All-Hands Meeting

2. F3’s Bottom Line… Larval transport is a stochastic process driven by coastal stirring Fish stocks, yields & their assessment are directly affected by this stochastic forcing Management under this uncertainty must be accounted for in real & robust ways The key is following the flow of information

3. Flow Fish Settlement Habitat Recruitment Harvest Regulation Fishermen Market INFO Climate

4. F3 Hypotheses 1.Larval Settlement in Coastal Environments Interactions among coastal circulation & organism life cycles make larval settlement intermittent & episodic 2.Scales of Nearshore Fish Stocks Stocks are controlled by larval settlement, habitat, natural & fishing mortality and adult migration

5. F3 Hypotheses 3.Uncertainty, Information and Fishery Management Choice of the most effective management instrument depends on the quantity, quality and cost of information 4.Scale Disparity between Harvesting & Management Fish population dynamics, fishermen behavior and fishery management occurs on disparate space and time scales 5.Managing Mixed Species Fisheries Managing mixed fisheries is difficult, as the status of the slower-maturing species dictates management strategy

6. Overall F3 Goal Given sources of uncertainty and stochasticity, … how can nearshore fisheries be managed that best balances fish stock viability, ecosystem quality & socioeconomic value?

7. F3 Approach 1. Build interdisciplinary team of experts 2. Develop process & realized models Spatial modeling of a nearshore fishery Modeling the value of information 3. Inform modeling with data

8. F3 Broader Impacts 1. Educational activities ORCA, SEASET, Bren MESM projects, EES- IGERT, our classes… 2. Global perspectives PISCO/Mellon, PISCO/CICESE, NCEAS, …

9. General Goals for the Meeting Get up to date on where we are, See what synergies exist among us, Work towards exploiting these synergies, & Give Satoshi & me enough fodder for this year’s annual report.

10. Agenda for 2007 F3 All Hands Meeting WEDNESDAY 9:00 Welcome / recall of F3 - Dave 9:20 Crow - Demographic and Economic Density Dependence Effects on the Use of Marine Reserves in Fisheries Management. 9:30 Tim - Numerical simulations as a fluid mechanical tool to investigate larval dispersal around headlands 9:40 - John - "Information Spillovers Among Resource Extractors" 9:50 - Bob / Scott Hamilton? - Realized connectivity: Larval source affects postsettlement survival 10:00 - Satoshi - Role of coastal eddying motions in larval dispersal 10:10 BREAK 10:30 Dave - Kelp remote sensing & biomass 10:40 - Nico - Fishing for uni: potential benefits of cooperative harvesting

11. Agenda for 2007 F3 All Hands Meeting 10:50 - James - "Simulating Gene Flow from Ocean Flow" 11:00 - Eileen - "ROMS modeling of stormwater plumes and anthropogenic nitrogen inputs in the SCB". 11:10 - Bruce - Ralston and O'Farrell generalized rockfish model 11:20 - Heather - Stochastic Transport Generates Coexistence in a Nearshore Multi-Species Fishery 11:30 - Michael - Fishing fleet heterogeneity 11:40 – Brian – Lobster fishery modeling LUNCH Dave / Chris - Fishing scenarios and economic optimized fishing policies for the SoCal Bight Charles / Satoshi / James - UCSB/UCLA Collaboration - "Numerical Simulation of coastal connectivity in Southern California Bight" Ray - Assessing the performance of fisheries management institutions Others?? DINNER - 6:30 - Dave's house.

12. Agenda for 2007 F3 All Hands Meeting THURSDAY 9:00 - Chris / Dave - "F3 Science paper" on optimal fishing policy - How to go forward with this? 10:00 - Dave - Value of information work?? 11:00 - Chris - Economics of invasive species Others...