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Fisheries Pechesand Oceans et OceansScience Sciences
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Science Branch
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Direction des Sciences
Region du Pacifique
Canada
PUBLICATIONS LIST
1998
SCIENCE BRANCH
PACIFIC REGION
FISHERIES AND OCEANS CANADA
LISTE DES PUBLICATIONS
1998
DIRECTION DES SCIENCES
REGION DU PACIFIQUE
PECHES ET OCEANS CANADA
INTRODUCTION
This report summarizes staff publications in 1998. Publications for this year are listed in twocategories. "Reviewed publications" are reviewed by world authorities on the relevant topics andare published in recognized scientific journals. "Other publications" are available from the authors.Please consult the list of scientific staff included in this publication for the locations and mailingaddress of the authors.
Regional Headquarters for Sciences Branch is the Institute of Ocean Sciences in Sidney. Otherfacilities operated by the Branch include the Pacific Biological Station, the West VancouverLaboratory, and the Cultus Lake Laboratory. Staff are also located on the waterfront in Vancouverand Prince Rupert, at the Institute of Ocean Sciences in Sidney, the Regional DFO Headquartersand Simon Fraser University in Vancouver, the South Coast Division Office in Nanaimo, theYukon/Northern B.C. Division Office in Whitehorse, the Fraser River Division Office in NewWestminster, and Kamloops.
J. Davis
Regional Director - SciencePacific Region
INTRODUCTION
Le present rapport fait la synthcse des publications produites par notre personnel en 1998. Cespublications figurent dans Tune ou I'autre des deux listes ci-dessous. Les "publicationsexaminees" ont 6t6 evaluees par des sp6cialistes internationaux du domaine et ont 6t6 pubisesdans des revues scientifiques de renom. Les publications figurant dans la categorie "Autrespublications", elles sont disponibles auprcs des auteurs. Veuiliez consulter la liste du personnelscientifique incluse dans le present document afin de trouver I'etablissement et I'adresse postaledes auteurs.
Le bureau principal regional de la Direction des Sciences se trouve r I'lnstitut des Sciences de lamer r Sidney. Lesautres installations exploiters par la Direction comprennent la Stationbiologiquedu Pacifique, le Laboratoire de West Vancouver, et le Laboratoire de Cultus Lake. Le personnel dela Direction oeuvre egalement aux bureaux du bord de mer de Vancouver et Prince Rupert, ri'lnstitut des Sciences de la mer r Sidney, r radministration rggionale du MPO et r I'universiteSimon Fraser r Vancouver, r la Division de la cOte sud r Nanaimo, r la Division du nord de la C.-B.et du Yukon r Whitehorse et r la Division du fleuve Fraser r New Westminster et r Kamloops.
J. Davis
Directeur regional - SciencesRegion du Pacifique
SCIENTIFIC STAFF OF THE SCIENCE BRANCH
PACIFIC REGION
Dr. J. Davis
NAME
Dr. R. Addison4D. Anderson
R. Bailey9V. A. Ballantyne4
S. Bates
Dr. T. Beacham
Dr. R. Beamish
Dr. I. Birtwell2J. A. Boutillier
Dr. S. Bower
I. Boyce1Dr. M. Bradford1B. Bravender
R. Brown4T. G. Brown
T. J. Brown
Dr. A. Campbell
Dr. E. Carmack4
A. Cass
S. Christensen
Dr. C. Clarke
S. Cox-Rogers6Dr. W.R. Crawford4
Dr. W.G. Cretney4N.F. Crewe4G. Cronkite
Dr. P. Cummins4Dr. K. Denman4Dr. R. Devlin2J. FargoDr. D. Farmer4
Regional Director - Science
DISCIPLINE
Organic pollution effects on marine mammalsFraser River salmon program managementCoho salmon population dynamicsCreation and interpretation of scientific software, documentation ofcurrent and tidal model runs
Salmon data management and analysisMolecular geneticsMarine fish ecologyPollution and fish habitat research
Shrimp and prawn stock assessment and biologyMarine invertebrate diseases
Yukon drainage salmon dataQuantitative ecologyEstuarine ecologyManagement of oceanographic dataFish-forestry interactions and river habitatCoastal ecology and river habitatPopulation dynamics of geoduck, abalone, sea urchin, octopus, and seacucumber
Ocean physics; circulation and mixingFraser River sockeye and pink salmon forecasting and assessmentDatabase developmentGrowth and smolting in salmonids, salmonid aquacultureRecreational fishery assessment; northern sockeye assessmentOcean tides, tidal prediction, coastal oceanography, ocean turbulence,satellite altimetryHydrocarbon distribution; fate and effectsAnalysis of chlorinated dibenzodioxins and furansFisheries biology, acoustics, and fishing technologyOcean physics; ocean circulation and tidal modellingPhysical-biological interactions in the seaMolecular geneticsFlatfish stock assessment and biologyOcean physics; acoustics
B. FinneganJ. R. Forbes4Dr. M. Foreman4
C. Fort
K. Fraser
T.L. Fraser4
Dr. H. Freeland4
Dr. A. Gargett4R. Ginetz1
L. Godbout
C. Gosselin1
Dr. J. Gower4
V. Haist
M. Hamer
C. Hand
Dr. B. HargreavesDr. D. HayDr. D. Higgs2
Dr. G. Holloway4Dr. B. HoltbyJ. Hume3Dr. K. HyattDr. M.G. Ikonomou4Dr. J. Irvine
Dr. G. S. Jamieson
J. Jensen
S. Johnston8
R. Kadowaki
Dr. M. Kent
D. Kieser
Dr. R. Kieser
H. Kreiberg
R. Kronlund
Dr. G. Kruzynski4R. Lauzier
Dr. B. Leaman
W. Leudke8
Dr. C. Levings2Dr. R. W. Macdonald4
Dr. S. Macdonald10E. Maclsaac2
North and central coast coho assessment
Marine phytoplankton ecology, toxic algaeNumerical modelling, tides, coastal circulation, river modellingHerring spawn database managementSalmon mark recovery data managementSample preparation for dioxin, furan, and PCB analysisPhysical oceanographyPhysical oceanography, turbulence, climate variabilityAquaculture; operations and policy coordinationSalmon escapementSalmon biology/ecologyPhysical oceanography, specializing in satellite observationsHerring stock assessmentData management; systems maintenanceSea cucumber and geoduck biology and stock assessmentChinook and coho; fisheries oceanographyBiology and assessment of small pelagic fishesCultured salmonid nutrition, feedstuff digestibility, salmon quality,alternate protein sourcesOcean physics; currentsCoho assessment and biologySockeye ecologySalmon stock status, life history, and ecologyMass spectrometryCoho salmon assessment, stream habitatCrab, urchin and abalone population dynamics and biologyIncubation, water quality, alternate treatmentsFisheries management and stock assessment of transboundary andYukon systemsCoho salmon ecologyFish diseases
Fish disease control, transplantsPopulation hydroacoustic estimationChinook strain comparison, aquaculture production improvements,stress assessment
Statistics, modelling, stock assessmentToxicology and physiology
Shellfish assessment
Rockfish stock assessment and biologySalmon stock assessment
Coastal and estuarine habitatsChemical oceanography; processes affecting contaminant transport inarctic and west coast marine systemsFish forestry interactionsSalmon foodchains
Dr. D. L. Mackas4
D. Martens3Dr. D. Masson4
G. McFarlane
S. McKinnell
Dr. F.A. McLaughlin4R. McNicol1Dr. H. Melling4Dr. K.M. Miller
P. Milligan1J. Morris
K. Morton3
Dr. T. J. MulliganC. MurrayD. NagtegaalC. Neville
Dr. D. Noakes
P. Olesiuk
N. Olsen
V. Palermo7D. Peacock6R. Perkin4
Dr. I. PerryA. PhillipsM. Poon
P. Rankin
Dr. L. Richards
Dr. B. Riddell
S. Romaine
D. Rutherford
M. Saunders
Dr. J. Schnute
N. Schubert7J. SchweigertR. Semple7T. Shardlow8
K. Shortreed2K. SimpsonB. Smiley8
B. Snyder1T.K. Sowden4
B. Spilsted6
Zooplankton ecology, biological oceanographyAquatic toxicologyOcean physics; wavesMarine fish stock assessment, population dynamics and biology,fish/ocean interactions
Salmon stock assessment
Arctic geochemistry, oceanographyNorth coast Chinook assessment
Polar physical oceanography, sea ice, polar climateMolecular geneticsTaku River and transboundary assessment biologySalmon ecologyZooplankton and fish feeding mechanisms
Hydroacoustics, stock identification, mathematical analysesStock assessment; salmon population dynamics and biologyChinook stock assessment
Strait of Georgia carrying capacityMathematics, statistics, operations researchMarine mammals
Computer programming and data analysisGeneral ecology, statistics, and computer scienceNorth and central coast salmon assessment
Arctic oceanography, pacific coast ocean climate, salinitymeasurement, instrumentation
Fisheries oceanography, pelagic food webs, early life history of fishInvertebrates, crab
Catch statistics
Lake enrichment
Multispecies stock assessments, mathematical analysisSalmon genetics and assessments, international fisheriesBiological acoustics, zooplankton ecologyCentral coast sockeye, pink, and chum assessmentGroundfish stock assessment and biologyMathematical analysis and modellingFraser River stock assessment
Herring stock assessment and stock identificationChinook and coho stock assessment
Salmon fishery management and spawner studiesFactors affecting juvenile sockeye growth and survivalCoho salmon stock assessment and biologyState of environment reporting, data inventory and quality control, EIAmethodologySalmon stocks status
Environmental data, contaminants information systemNorth and central coast coho assessment; salmon data management
S. Spohn1R. StanleyDr. M. Stocker
D. Stucchi4R. Tanasichuk
Dr. J.A.J. Thompson4
Dr. R. Thomson4
G. Traxler
Dr. M. V. Trevorrow4
Dr. S. Vagle4C. Wallace
Dr. D. Ware
Dr. D. Welch
D. Whitaker
T. Whitehouse7F. Whitney4Dr. J.N.C. WhyteR. Withler
Dr. C.S. Wong4
Dr. C. Wood
biologyL. Yamanaka
D. Yelland4
Pollution toxicologyShelf rockfish stock assessment and biology, sampling studiesMultispecies stock assessmentsCoastal pollution, water quality, physical oceanographyHerring ecology and biologyTrace metals in marine and freshwater biota and their interaction with
the living system; chemistry of organotin antifoulants in sediments andbiota; multiple stressors and their indicatorsPhysical oceanography, with expertise in bioacoustics and oceaniccirculation in both coastal, deep sea and hydrothermal vent regions*Fish diseases
Development and experiment with underwater sonar and sidescansystems for detection of fish and zooplanktonAcoustical oceanographyMarine fisheries assessment and management modelsClimate change and fish population dynamics; ecosystem dynamicsFisheries oceanography, mathematical population dynamics, statisticalanalysis, operations researchParasitologyFraser River stock assessment, adult enumerationOcean chemistry; carbon and nitrogen cycling
Marine plants and shellfish chemistry and nutrition, toxic algaeSalmon geneticsOcean biogeochemistry, including ocean tracers, global carbon cycle,nutrients productivity, GHGs.Salmon population biology; population genetics and conservation
Rockfish stock assessment and biologyOceanographic sampling and data analysis
Fisheries & Oceans Canada
Pacific Biological Station3190 Hammond Bay RoadNanaimo, B.C.V9R 5K6
Fisheries & Oceans Canada2West Vancouver Laboratory4160 Marine Drive
West Vancouver, B.C.V7V 1N6
Fisheries & Oceans Canada4
Institute of Ocean Sciences
9860 West Saanich Road
P.O. Box 6000
Sidney, B.C.V8L 4B2
Fisheries & Oceans Canada6
200 Range RoadWhitehorse, YukonY1A 3V1
Fisheries & Oceans Canada8
3225 Stephenson Point RoadNanaimo, B.C.V9T 1K3
Fisheries & Oceans Canada10
Simon Fraser UniversityBurnaby, B.C.V5A 1S6
ADDRESS OF FACILITIES
Fisheries & Oceans Canada1
555 West Hastings StreetVancouver, B.C.V6E 2P1
Fisheries & Oceans Canada3Cultus Lake Laboratory4222 Columbia Valley HighwayCultus Lake, B.C.VOX 1 HO
Fisheries & Oceans Canada8202-417 2nd Avenue West
Prince Rupert, B.C.V8J 1G8
Fisheries & Oceans Canada7610 Derwent WayAnnacis Island
New Westminster, B.C.
V3M 5P8
Fisheries & Oceans Canada9
1278 Dalhousie Drive
Kamloops, B.C.V2C 6G3
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PERSONNEL SCIENTIFIQUE DE LA DIRECTION DES SCIENCES
REGION DU PACIFIQUE
U J. Davis
NOM
U R. Addison4D. Anderson
R. Bailey9V. A. Ballantyne4
S. Bates
U T. Beacham
U R. Beamish
V I. Birtwell2J. A. Boutillier
U S. Bower
I. Boyce1U M. Bradford1B. Bravender
R. Brown4T. G. Brown
T. J. Brown
D* A. Campbell
U E. Carmack4A. Cass
S. Christensen
U C. Clarke
S. Cox-Rogers6nord
D* W.R. Crawford4
U W.G. Cretney4N.F. Crewe4
G. Cronkite
D* P. Cummins4U K. Denman4
U R. Devlin2J. Fargo
Directeur regional - Sciences
DISCIPLINE
Effets de la pollution organique sur les mammifcres marinsGestion du programme du saumon du FraserDynamique des populations du saumon cohoCreation et interpretation de logiciels scientifiques et documentation depassages de modcles (courants et marges)Gestion et analyse de donnees sur le saumonG6netique moieculaireEcologie des poissons de merRecherche sur la pollution et I'habitat du poissonBiologie des crevettes et evaluation des stocksMaladies des invertebres marins
Donnees sur les saumons du bassin du Yukon
Ecologie quantitative <Ecologie des estuairesGestion de donnees oceanographiquesInteractions poisson-foret et habitat fluvialEcologie cOticre et habitat fluvialDynamique des populations: panope, ormeau, oursin, poulpe etholothurie
Physique oc6anique; circulation et melangePrevision et evaluation des stocks du saumon rouge et rose du FraserDeveloppement de bases de donnesCroissance et smoltification chez les salmonides, salmonicultureEvaluation des peches de recreation; evaluation du saumon rouge du
Marees ocSaniques, prediction des marges, oceanographie cOticre,turbulence oceanique, altimetrie par satelliteDistribution des hydrocarbures; devenir et effetsAnalyse de dibenzodioxines chlorges et de furanesBiologie et acoustique des peches, technologie halieutiquePhysique oceanique; circulation oceanique et moderation des mareesInteractions physiques-biologiques dans la merGenetique moieculaireBiologie des poissons plats et evaluations des stocks
Dr D. Farmer4
B. FinneganJ. R. Forbes4
Df M. Foreman4
C. Fort
K.' Fraser
saumon
T.L. Fraser4
Dr H. Freeland4
Df A. Gargett4R. Ginetz1
L. Godbout
C. Gosselin1D' J. Gower4
satellite
V. Haist
M. Hamer
C. Hand
D' B. HargreavesDr D. HayDr D. Higgs2
Df G. Holloway4Dr B. HoltbyJ. Hume3
Dr K. HyattDr M.G. Ikonomou4
Dr J. Irvine
Dr G. S. Jamieson
J. Jensen
S. Johnston6
R. Kadowaki
Dr M. Kent
D. Kieser
Dr R. Kieser
H. Kreiberg
R. Kronlund
Dr G. Kruzynski4R. Lauzier
D' B. Leaman
W. Leudke8Dr C. Levings2
Physique oceanique; acoustiqueEvaluation du saumon coho de la cOte nord et centraleEcologie du phytoplancton marin, algues toxiquesModeration numerique, marees, circulation c6tiere, modeiisation derivieres
Gestion de bases de donnees sur les oeufs de harengGestion de bases de donnees sur la recuperation des marques au
Preparation d'6chantillons pour I'analyse de dioxines, furanes et BPCOceanographie physiqueOceanographie physique, turbulence, variability du climatAquaculture; coordination des operations et de la politiqueEchappement du saumonBiologie et ecologie du saumonOceanographie physique; se specialise dans les observations par
Evaluation des stocks de harengGestion des donnees; entretien des systemesBiologie et evaluation des stocks d'holothurie et de panopeSaumon quinnat et coho; oceanographie des pechesBiologie et evaluation de petits poissons peiagiquesNutrition des salmonides d'elevage, digestibilite des aliments, qualitedu saumon, sources auxiliaires de proteinesPhysique oceanique; courantsEvaluation et biologie du saumon cohoEcologie du saumon rougeStatut des stock, stades de la vie, et ecologie du saumonSpectrometrie de masseEvaluation du saumon coho, habitat des cours d'eauDynamique des populations et biologie: crabe, oursin et ormeauIncubation, qualite de I'eau, traitements paralieiesGestion des pSches et evaluation des stocks des systemestransfrontaliers et du Yukon
Ecologie du saumon cohoMaladies des poissonsContrOle des maladies des poissons, transplantationsEstimation hydroacoustique des populationsComparaison des lignees de saumon quinnat, ameliorations de laproduction aquicole, evaluation du stressStatistique, modeiisation, evaluation des stocksToxicologic et physiologieEvaluation des mollusques et crustac6sBiologie de la s6baste et evaluation des stocksEvaluation des stocks de saumonHabitats cOtiers et estuariens
D' R. W. Macdonald4
Dr S. Macdonald10E. Maclsaac2
D' D. L. Mackas4
D. Martens3D' D. Masson4
G. McFarlane
S. McKinnell
Dr F.A. McLaughlin4R. McNicol
Dr H. Melling4Dr K.M. Miller
P. Milligan1J. Morris
K. Morton3
DrT. J. MulliganC. Murray
D. NagtegaalC. Neville
Dr D. Noakes
P. Olesiuk
N. Olsen
V. Palermo7D. Peacock6R. Perkin4
Dr I. Perry
A. PhillipsM. Poon
P. Rankin
Dr L Richards
D' B. Riddefl
S. Romaine
D. Rutherford
M. Saunders
Dr J. Schnute
N. Schubert7J. SchweigertR. Semple7T. Shardlow8
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Oceanographie chimique; processus affectant la migration decontaminants dans les systemes marins de la cOte Ouest et deI'ArctiqueInteractions poisson-foretChaTnes alimentaires du saumon
Ecologie du zooplancton, oceanographie biologiqueToxicologic aquatiquePhysique oceanique; vaguesEvaluation des stocks de poissons marins, biologie et dynamique despopulations, interactions poisson-oc6anEvaluation des stocks de saumonGeochimie et oceanographie de I'ArctiqueEvaluation du saumon quinnat de la cdte du nordOceanographie physique polaire, glaces de mer, climat polaireGenetique moieculaireBiologie et evaluation de la riviere Taku et des rivieres transfrontalieresEcologie du saumonZooplancton et m6canismes d'alimentation du poissonHydroacoustique, identification de stocks, analyses mathematiquesEvaluation des stocks; biologie et dynamique des populations desaumons
Evaluation des stocks du saumon quinnatCapacite d'exploitation du detroit de GeorgiaRecherches mathematiques, statistiques et op6rationnellesMammiferes marins
Programmation informatique et analyse de donneesEcologie generate, statistique et ordinatiqueEvaluation du saumon de la cOte nord et centraleOceanographie arctique, climat oceanique de la cOte Ouest, mesure dela salinite, instrumentationOceanographie des pgches, r6seaux alimentaires peiagiques, premiersstades de la vie du poissonInvertebres, crabeStatistiques de prisesEnrichissement de lacs
Evaluation polyvalente de stocks, analyse math6matiqueGenetique et evaluations du saumon, pSches internationalesAcoustique biologique, ecologie du zooplanctonEvaluation du saumon rouge, rose, et keta de la cOte centraleBiologie des poissons de fond et evaluation des stocksAnalyse et modeiisation mathematiquesEvaluation des stocks du Fraser, denombrement d'adultesEvaluation des stocks de hareng et identification des stocksEvaluation des stocks de saumons quinnat et cohoGestion des peches au saumon et etudes sur les g£niteurs
K. Shortreed2
K. SimpsonB. Smiley8
B. Snyder1T.K. Sowden4
B. Spilsted5S. Spohn1
R. Stanley
D' M. Stocker
D. Stucchi4
R. Tanasichuk
Dr J.A.J. Thompson"
D' R. Thomson4
G. Traxler
Dr M. V. Trevorrow4
Dr S. Vagle4C. Wallace
Dr D. Ware
D' D. Welch
D. Whitaker
T. Whitehouse7F. Whitney4Df J.N.C. Whyte
R. Withler
Df C.S. Wong4
Dr C. Wood
L. Yamanaka
D. Yelland4
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Facteurs affectant la croissance et la survie du saumon rouge juvenileBiologie du saumon coho et evaluation des stocksRapports sur l'6tat de I'environnement, recensement des donn6es etcontrdle de la qualite, m6thodologie des EIEStatut des stocks de saumon
Donnees environnementales, systeme d'information sur lescontaminants
Recherches biologiques sur le saumonEvaluation du saumon coho de la cOte nord et centrale; gestion desdonnees du saumon
Biologie de la s£baste du plateau continental et evaluation des stocks,etudes sur echantillons
Evaluation polyvalente des stocksPollution cCtiere, qualite de I'eau, oceanographie physiqueEcologie et biologie du harengMetaux traces chez les biotes marins et d'eau douce et interaction
avec les etres vivants; chimie des antisalissures organostanniquesdans les sediments et les biotes; stresseurs multiples et leursindicateurs
Oceanographie physique avec specialisation en bioacoustique et encirculation oceanique dans les regions cdtieres, hauturieres et debouches hydrothermalesMaladies du poissonDeveloppement et experimentation de sonars et sonars lateraux sous-marins dans la detection du poisson et du zooplanctonOceanographie acoustiqueModeles de gestion et devaluation des peches marinesDynamique des changements climatiques et des populations despoissons; dynamique des ecosystemesOceanographie halieutique, dynamique math6matique des populations,analyse statistique, recherche op6rationnelleParasitologicEvaluation des stocks du Fraser, denombrement d'adultesChimie oceanique; cycle du carbone et de I'azoteChimie et nutrition des plantes marines et des crustacfes et coquillages,algues toxiquesGenetique du saumonBiogeochimie oceanique, y compris traceurs marins, cycle global ducarbone, productivite de substances nutritives, gaz a effet de serreBiologie des populations du saumon; biologie sur la genetique etconservation des populationsBiologie de la s6baste et evaluation des stocksEchantillonnage et analyse de donnees oceanographiques
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ADRESSES DES INSTALLATIONS
Peches et Oceans Canada
Station biologique du Pacifique3190, chemin Hammond BayNanaimo, C.-B.V9R 5K6
Pfiches et Oceans Canada2
Laboratoire de West Vancouver
4160 Marine Drive
West Vancouver, C.-B.V7V 1N6
Pfiches et Oceans Canada4
Institut des sciences de la mer
9860, chemin Saanich ouestBP 6000
Sidney, C.-B.V8L 4B2
Pfiches et Oceans Canada6200, chemin RangeWhitehorse, YukonY1A 3V1
Pfiches et Oceans Canada8
3225, chemin Stephenson PointNanaimo, C.-B.V9T1K3
Peches et Oceans Canada10
Universite Simon Fraser
Burnaby, C.-B.V5A1S6
Peches et Oceans Canada1
555, rue West Hastings StreetVancouver, C.-B.V6E 2P1
Peches et Oceans Canada3Laboratoire de Cultus Lake
4222 Columbia Valley HighwayCultus Lake, C.-B.
VOX 1H0
Peches et Oceans Canada6
202-417 2nd Avenue West
Prince Rupert, C.-B.V8J 1G8
Peches et Oceans Canada7610 Derwent WayAnnacis island
New Westminster, C.-B.V3M 5P8
Peches et Oceans Canada91278 Dalhousie Drive
Kamloops, C.-B.V2C 6G3
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