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Quantitative fisheries science at the intersection of stock assessment, marine ecology, statistical modelling, machine learning, and reproducible scientific computing.

I am a quantitative fisheries scientist working at the intersection of stock assessment, marine ecology, statistical modelling, machine learning, and reproducible scientific computing. I study how environmental variability, population processes, and fishing shape exploited marine populations by combining fishery observations, scientific surveys, environmental information, and statistical, spatial, Bayesian, and stock-assessment models.

I am based at the Instituto del Mar del Perú (IMARPE), where I work on quantitative analyses of pelagic resources and fisheries. I also turn recurring analytical problems into reproducible methods and open research software for transparent, reusable, and auditable analysis.

A recurring goal is to connect data and models to evidence-based fisheries management across species, ecosystems, and scales of observation.

My work is organized around six connected research interests:

Selected research

SOFTWARE

oceancube

Validated R infrastructure for representing, inspecting, subsetting, extracting, visualizing, and transforming multidimensional ocean data cubes for reproducible marine analysis.

Recent News and Posts

Statistical distributions for fisheries and marine ecology

Updated Sep 9, 2026 - Statistical ecology - 8 min read

A practical guide to choosing probability distributions for common response variables in fisheries and marine ecology.

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