Reproducible marine data systems
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Building reproducible systems for acquiring, harmonizing, documenting, analysing, and updating fisheries and oceanographic data.
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Building reproducible systems for acquiring, harmonizing, documenting, analysing, and updating fisheries and oceanographic data.
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Developing interpretable multivariate indicators that integrate biological, spatial, environmental, and fishing dimensions for stock and ecosystem diagnosis.
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Evaluating how industrial purse-seine fleets redistribute effort and catches in response to temporary spatial closures triggered by juvenile anchovy occurrence.
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Characterizing catch, effort, fleet behaviour, fishing modes, species composition, and environmental associations in the Peruvian tuna purse-seine fishery.
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Evaluating long-term changes in length selectivity, selection range, juvenile incidence, and demographic structure in the north-central Peruvian anchovy fishery.
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Integrating population magnitude, condition, reproduction, demographic structure, spatial distribution, and environmental and fishing pressures to assess changes in the north-central Peruvian anchovy stock.
Published in Open Science Conference on Eastern Boundary Upwelling Systems: Past, Present and Future and Second International Conference on the Humboldt Current System, 2022
Conference contribution on interannual to multi-decadal biomass variability in the north-central Peruvian anchovy stock and its implications for monitoring and management in an eastern boundary upwelling system.
Recommended citation: Díaz, E., Marín, P., & Quispe-Salazar, E. (2022, September). Variability at different time scales in the biomass of the north-central stock of the Peruvian anchoveta, period 1953–2022 [Conference presentation]. Open Science Conference on Eastern Boundary Upwelling Systems: Past, Present and Future and Second International Conference on the Humboldt Current System, Peru.
Published in Scientia Marina, 2025
Machine-learning classification of gonadal maturity stages from the gonadosomatic index in Peruvian anchovy, supporting harmonization of historical biological records with the current maturity scale.
Recommended citation: Quispe-Salazar, E., Sánchez, J., & Perea, A. (2025). Classification models based on the gonadosomatic index to determine gonadal maturity stages: a case study in the Peruvian anchovy (Engraulis ringens). Scientia Marina, 89(4), e117. https://doi.org/10.3989/scimar.05636.117
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A developing analytical platform concept for integrating fisheries, biological, environmental, and spatial information into reproducible indicators and decision-support products.
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A reproducible framework for downloading, harmonizing, subsetting, and organizing multidimensional marine environmental data for ecological analysis.
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An R package for representing the phase, magnitude, and temporal structure of large-scale ocean–climate signals in marine ecological analyses.
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A multivariate health-index framework for evaluating small pelagic fish populations under strong environmental variability, using the Peruvian anchovy as an applied case study.
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A threshold-based diagnostic framework for identifying critical points in natural and anthropogenic pressures and evaluating stock-state responses of the north-central Peruvian anchovy.