| Fisheries Assessment Software |
| ADAPT |
A combination of
traditional VPA and statistical procedures to estimate model
parameters from tuning data |
| AMCI |
A very flexible assessment model combining
information from various sources. Version AMCI24: Area disaggregated |
| aspic382 |
A Stock-Production Model Incorporating
Covariates |
| CSA |
Catch-Survey Analysis (CSA) is an assessment method that aims at estimating absolute stock abundance given a time series of catches and of relative abundance indices, typically from research surveys, by filtering measurement error in the latter through a simple two-stage population dynamics model known in the literature as the Collie-Sissenwine (1983) model. |
| Exchange format |
Specification of file formats for exchange of data between fisheries assessment software. See chapter 3 in the report |
| FISHLAB |
A set of fisheries tools in the
form of Excel add-ins and functions as well as routines that
can be called from Visual Basic. Standard assessment methods
such as XSA and the calculation of reference points are provided
as well as routines to allow the evaluation of management under
uncertainty |
| HCS |
A family of general purpose programs for
stochastic simulation of management decision rules (harvest control rules). Several versions have
been distributed over time, this version is hcs10_2 of summer 2010. |
| ICA |
A statistical alternative to
VPA |
| ISVPA |
A separable VPA type model designed
to specifically assess stocks where only catch at age data are
available, or other data are considered to be too noisy |
| mfdp |
A multi-fleet deterministic short-term
projection program |
| mfypr |
A multi-fleet yield-per-recruit
long-term projection program |
| MLA |
Marine Laboratory in Aberdeen.
Programs to do medium-term projections |
| MSFPY |
A multi-fleet deterministic short-term
and long-term projection program |
| MTAC |
Takes the single-species advice for each
species in the fishery as a starting point, then attempts to
resolve these into consistent catch or effort advice using fleet-disaggregated
catch-forecasts in combination with explicitly stated management
priorities for each stock |
| Paplot |
A program to make ACFM standard
Precautionary Approach plots |
| Pasoft |
Precautionary Approach software
which can calculate various biological reference points |
| RCT3 |
A type of regression analysis
which relates survey data to stock abundance |
| TASACS |
A toolbox of programs to perform an analytic assessment of a fish stock. The assessment programs are integrated in a working environment for organizing the work and for presentation and book-keeping of the results |
| VPA |
Virtual Populatin Analysis. The
Lowestoft suite of VPA programs, like XSA and Seperable VPA |
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| ICES Oceanographic
Data Management Software |
| rosearch.zip |
Software for extracting Cruise
Summary Reports - ROSCOP (Windows 95® or later) |
| rosearch.exe |
As above, but executable only
(DIY installation) (Windows 95® or later) |
| roswin.zip |
Software for preparing Cruise
Summary Reports for submission to ICES - ROSCOP (Windows 95®
or later) |
| ODB1 |
Software used in ICES Secretariat
to manage ICES Oceanographic Data Bank (Windows 95® or later) |
| icescsv.exe |
ICES to CSV Format Converter
(part of ODB1) - executable only |
| ocean_pc.zip |
IOC Ocean_PC Dos oceanographic
data management software - Installation required. (basically
DOS version of ODB1) |
| opcdoc.pdf |
IOC documentation describing
above IOC software |
| WOD01-IC |
This DOS program converts the
data in the WDCA's Ocean Climate Laboratory ASCII format on
the World Ocean Database CD-ROM collection to ICES format which
then can be further processed using the ODB1 data management
suite available above. Download the zip file and unzip the two
files (wod01-ic.exe and WOD1SHIP.DAT) into the same directory. |
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| Environment
- Software |
| SCREEN |
A DOS program
for screening Contaminant and Fish Disease Data reported in
version 2.2 of the Environmental Data Reporting Formats. SCREEN
should always be downloaded right before use as the code lists
supporting SCREEN are in constant expansion. Instruction
and tips.
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