The 2019 Joint U.S.–Canada Integrated Ecosystem and Pacific Hake Acoustic-Trawl Survey : Cruise Report SH-19-06

de Blois, Steve

doi:10.25923/p55a-1a22

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The 2019 Joint U.S.–Canada Integrated Ecosystem and Pacific Hake Acoustic-Trawl Survey : Cruise Report SH-19-06

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2020
By de Blois, Steve
Series: NWFSC processed report 2020-03

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Personal Author:

de Blois, Steve
Corporate Authors:

Northwest Fisheries Science Center (U.S.)
NOAA Program & Office:

NMFS (National Marine Fisheries Service) ; NWFSC (Northwest Fisheries Science Center)
Description:

The results presented here are from the 2019 Joint U.S.–Canada Integrated Ecosystem and Pacific Hake Acoustic-Trawl Survey. This report provides a brief description of the methods used in the survey and summarizes the distribution, biological composition, and biomass of hake in U.S. and Canadian waters off the Pacific coast. It also summarizes results of acoustic system calibrations and secondary survey objectives.
Keywords:

Evaluation Fish Surveys International Cooperation Marine Ecosystem Health Pacific Hake Research Trawls And Trawling Underwater Acoustics Fish Surveys International Cooperation Marine Ecosystem Health Pacific Hake Trawls And Trawling Underwater Acoustics
Series:

NWFSC processed report 2020-03
DOI:

https://doi.org/10.25923/p55a-1a22
Document Type:

Technical Report
Place as Subject:

Pacific Coast (North America) ; United States ; Canada
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Public Domain
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Submitted
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