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    International Blue Whiting Spawning Stock Survey Spring 2009

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    Marine Institute
    Institute of Marine Research
    University College Cork
    PINRO
    Faroese Marine Research Institute
    Institute for Marine Resources & Ecosystem Studies
    FRS Marine Laboratory
    Federal Research Institute for Fisheries
    Irish Whale and Dolphin Group
    Sea Mammal Research Unit, Scotland
    Danish Institute for Fisheries Research
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    2009
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    In spring 2009, five research vessels representing the Faroe Islands, Ireland, the Netherlands, Norway and Russia surveyed the spawning grounds of blue whiting west of the British Isles. International co-operation allows for wider and more synoptic coverage of the stock and more rational utilisation of resources than uncoordinated national surveys. The survey was the sixth coordinated international blue whiting spawning stock survey since 2004. The primary purpose of the survey was to obtain estimates of blue whiting stock abundance in the main spawning grounds using acoustic methods as well as to collect hydrographic information. Results of all the surveys are also presented in national reports (F. Nansen: Oganin et al. 2009; Celtic Explorer: O’Donnell et al. 2009; M. Heinason: Jacobsen et al. 2009; Tridens: Ybema et al. 2009; Holst et al. 2009). This report is based on a workshop held after the international survey in Galway, 22-24/4/2009 where the data were analysed and the report written.
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    Marine Institute, Institute of Marine Research, University College Cork, PINRO, Faroese Marine Research Institute, Institute for Marine Resources & Ecosystem Studies, FRS Marine Laboratory, Federal Research Institute for Fisheries, Irish Whale and Dolphin Group, Sea Mammal Research Unit, Scotland, & Danish Institute for Fisheries Research, "International Blue Whiting Spawning Stock Survey Spring 2009", Marine Institute 2009
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