Programme

Draft Programme

May be subject to changes. Updates will be indicated by the Date on the document

 

Book of Abstracts

Thursday 25th April: Fisheries Session

Item Start End Speaker Title
Housekeeping 09:30 09:35 Isobel Bloor Toilets, agenda, fire safety, lunch etc.
Welcome 09:30 09:45 Minister/Dr Haywood Isle of Man Ministerial Welcome to IPW 2024 and IoM
Opening of Conference 09:45 10:00 Andy Brand/Peter Duncan Welcome and Introduction to the IPW 2024
Fisheries Session 1: James Williams
Talk 1 10:00 10:20 Eric Foucher A marine rotational harvest area in the Bay of Seine (Eastern English Channel, France: effects on king scallop (Pecten maximus) population dynamics
Talk 2 10:20 10:40 Melissa Smith Rotational management of Maine’s state waters scallop fishery: a ten-year review
Talk 3 10:40 11:00 Connor Buckley Adapting to a New Paradigm: Atlantic Sea Scallop Management Under Climate Change
Coffee 11:00 11:20
Talk 4 11:20 11:40 Kevin Stokesbury The United States sea scallop resource: Its historic success and present decline
Talk 5 11:40 12:00 Jonathon Peros Bonanza and Bust: Management lessons from an extraordinary recruitment event
Talk 6 12:00 12:20 Mario Lasta The Patagonian scallop (Zygochlamys patagonia) fishery: 20 years of fishing in 20 minutes. Why didn’t it collapse
Talk 7 12:20 12:40 Juan Alberti The complete footprint of the Patagonian scallop bottom-trawl fishery on the Argentine shelf
Lunch 12:40 13:40
Fisheries Session 2: Kevin Stokesbury
Talk 7 13:40 14:00 Marcelo Kittlein Effects of resource spatial distribution and tow overlap in the accuracy and precision of common methods used to estimate dredge efficiency for bottom trawl.
Talk 8 14:00 14:30 Guillermo Martin Progress in high-resolution spatial-temporal data analysis for use in Scallop Fisheries Management
Talk9 14:20 14:40 Jessica Sameoto Spatial approaches to adapt to emerging challenges in fisheries management
Coffee 14:40 15:00
Talk 10 15:00 15:20 Skylar Bayer An analysis of reproduction and recruitment spatio-temporal dynamics of Iceland scallops in Breiðafjörður bay after a fishery collapse
Talk 11 15:20 15:40 Isobel Bloor Enhanced data collection and near real-time spatial monitoring of the Isle of Man scallop fishery
Talk 12 15:40 16:00 Lynda Blackadder ICES WGScallop: International collaboration for scallop science
Speedy scallops 1 16:00 16:10 James Williams NZ scallop AI: Developments in camera-based surveying and machine-learning detection and sizing of New Zealand scallops (Pecten novaezelandiae)
Speedy scallops 2 16:10 16:20 Deborah Hart Long-term Changes in Growth and Meat Yield in U.S. Sea Scallop Populations
Close 16:20 16:30

Friday 26th April: Fisheries Industry Day

Please note: If you are not registered for the whole Workshop, you must register for this session separately on the website

Speaker Start End Title
Session 1 Future of scallop fisheries
Bryce Stewart 9:00 9:20 Casting into the future of scallop fisheries
Everyone 9:20 9:30 Discussion
Session 2 Industry and management perspective on Scallop fisheries (UK/IOM)
David Beard 9:30 9:40 Isle of Man industry vision ( & co-management)
Andrew Brown 9:40 9:50 Macduff (UK) vision for the future (UK Fishing Company)
Jack Emmerson 9:50 10:00 Regulator’s perspective of scallop fishery management
Annabel Stockwin 10:00 10:10 Next steps for Scallop Fisheries Management Plan (FMP)
Mairi Fenton 10:10 10:20 Management approach ‘clustering’
Everyone 10:20 10:40 Discussion – Panel
Everyone 10:40 11:10 Coffee break
Session 3 Environmental impacts and harvesting innovations
Mairi Fenton 11:10 11:20 Strategies for Mitigating Seabed Impact
Dagny-Elise Anastassiou 11:20 11:30 Scallop Remote Harvesting
Rob Enever 11:30 11:40 Scallop Potting Trials
Everyone 11:40 12:10 Discussion – Panel
Everyone 12:10 13:10 Lunch
Session 4 Lessons from Global scallop fisheries
Mario Lasta 13:10 13:20 Patagonian scallop fishery (Argentina)
Eric Foucher 13:20 13:30 Baie de Seine scallop fishery (France)
Jonathon Peros TBC TBC USA Sea Scallop: boom- bust
Everyone 13:30 13:50 Discussion – Panel
Session 5 Industry research for scallop fisheries
Andrew Brown 13:50 14:00 Scallop Shucking at Sea
David Beard 14:00 14:10 Industry Research Isle of Man – surveys, excess scallop scheme
Everyone 14:10 14:30 Discussion – Panel
Everyone 14:30 14:45 Coffee break
Session 6 Scallops and windfarms
Kevin Stokesbury 14:45 14:55 Scallops and windfarms
TBC 14:55 15:10
Panel Discussion sessions for each theme
Everyone 15:10 15:40 Discussion – Panel
Chairs 15:40 16:00 Round up and Summary of key points/issues

Saturday 27th April (1/2 Day): Fisheries, Gear and Survey Developments, Other Wild Harvest Methods

PLEASE NOTE, THIS SESSION WILL BE HELD IN THE CONNAUGHT ROOM (NOT IN THE MAIN LECTURE ROOM)

Item Start End Speaker Title
Welcome 09:30 09:40    
Fisheries Session 3:        
Talk 1 09:40 10:00 James Williams Dive, dredge and camera surveys and assessment of New Zealand scallops (Pecten novaezelandiae)
Talk 2 10:00 10:20 Adam Delargy A comparison of survey designs for marine benthic invertebrate sampling
Talk 3 10:20 10:40 Amber Lisi Investigating recent improvements to the SMAST Atlantic Sea Scallop, Placopecten magellanicus, drop camera survey.
Talk 4 10:40 11:00 Sally Roman Modifications to a Scallop Dredge Twine Top to Reduce Flatfish Catch
Coffee 11:00 11:20    
Talk 5 11:20 11:40 Bryce Stewart Marine protected areas: Can they really provide benefits for both conservation and scallop fisheries?
Talk 6 11:40 12:00 Ellen Sofie Grefsrud Diver-Based Fishery of the Scallop Pecten Maximus in Norway
Talk 7 12:00 12:20 Phoebe E. Jekielek eDNA: Dragging a New Dredge for Sea Scallop (Placopecten magellanicus) Fisheries Monitoring
Talk 8 12:20 12:40 Craig A. Lego Small-scale spatial dynamics of sea stars, Asterias spp., and Atlantic sea scallops, Placopecten magellanicus, in the Nantucket Lightship area
Talk 9 12:40 13:00 Esteban Fernando Felix-Pico Fluctuations in Pacific Calico Scallop (Argopecten ventricosus) and other small-scale fisheries associated with mangrove areas in the Magdalena Bay, Baja California Sur, Mexico
Lunch 13:00      

Monday 29th April: Biology, Environment and Aquaculture

Item Start End Speaker Title
Welcome 09:30 09:40
Bio, Eco & Genetics  Session 1:
Talk 1 09:40 10:00 Karin B. Lohrmann Is Francisella halioticida to blame for mortalities of adult scallops (Argopecten purpuratus) in Tongoy Bay, Chile?
Talk 2 10:00 10:20 Eline Le Moan Linking life traits and Dynamic Energy Budget parameters to better understand domoic acid contamination in five pectinid species
Talk 3 10:20 10:40 Kaitlyn R. Kowaleski Extreme Population Densities Impact Reproductive Effort and Oocyte Development in Atlantic Sea Scallops
Talk 4 10:40 11:00 Ivan Župan Seasonal variations of condition, gonad somatic and adductor muscle indices of the Mediterranean scallop Pecten jacobaeus L. from the Adriatic Sea (Croatia)
Coffee 11:00 11:20
Talk 5 11:20 11:40 Carl Huntsberger Is growth slower or is it us?
Growth estimates and their implications from a tagging study in Penobscot Bay Maine, USA
Talk 6 11:40 12:00 Maya Harries Annual growth marks within the calcareous plate of Aequipecten opercularis
Talk 7 12:00 12:20 Sandra E. Shumway An Estimate of Carbon Storage Capabilities of Wild and Cultured Shellfish in the Northwest Atlantic and their Potential Inclusion in a Carbon Economy.
Lunch 12:20 13:20
Bio, Eco & Genetics  Session 2:
Talk 8 13:20 13:40 Halle Berger Assessing Vulnerability of the U.S. Atlantic Sea Scallop to Ocean Acidification and Warming: A Dynamic Energy Budget Modeling Approach
Talk9 13:40 14:00 Deborah R Hart Collapse of Mid-Atlantic Bight Sea Scallop (Placopecten magellenicus) Populations Due to Warming Temperatures
Talk 10 14:00 14:20 Katherine McFarland Cross-Generational Effects of Ocean Acidification on a Third Generation of Bay Scallops
Coffee 14:20 14:40
Talk 11 14:40 15:00 Ellen Sofie Grefsrud Scallop (Pecten maximus) Moving Northward
Talk 12 15:00 15:20 Roger Mann Moving Baselines: Managing Scallop Fisheries in a Period of Climate Change
Talk 13 15:20 15:40 Halle Berger Dynamic Pathway to Transition from Vulnerable to Resilient Fisheries Social-Ecological Systems: A Transdisciplinary Case Study of the U.S. Atlantic Sea Scallop
Speedy Scallops
SS 1 15:40 15:50 Deborah R Hart Long-term Changes in Growth and Meat Yield in U.S. Sea Scallop Populations
SS 2 15:50 16:00 Gyda Christophersen Alive, dead or in-between – how to deal with future welfare demands?
Close 16:00 16:10

Tuesday 30th April: Biology, Environment and Aquaculture

Item Start End Speaker Title
Welcome 09:30 09:40
Ranching and Aquaculture: Session 1:
Talk 1 09:40 10:00 Phoebe E. Jekielek A Comparative Study of Sea Scallop (Placopecten magellenicus) energy investment strategies in farmed and wild environments
Talk 2 10:00 10:20 M. Luz Pérez-Parallé The fall in the production of scallops in Spain
Talk 3 10:20 10:40 Ellen Sofie Grefsrud Scallop (Pecten maximus) Sea Ranching in Norway – Lessons Learned
Coffee 10:40 11:00
IPW Future 11:00 11:20 All
Next meeting 11:20 11:40 All
Workshop Wrap Up 11:40 12:00