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Working Groups

There are now four working groups including one ad hoc working group:

The Working Group on Stock Assessment

The Working Group on Stock Assessment started its work in 1995 to coordinate the development of catch and escapement database for salmon, to produce accurate and timely estimates of hatchery production, and to study ways of developing methods for measuring the abundance of wild salmon.

Co-Chairmen: J. Irvine (Canada), D. Eggers (USA)

      Members:
      Canada: J. Irvine
      Japan: F. Fukuwaka, E. Hasegawa
      Korea: S. Kang, K.B. Seong
      Russia: O. Gritsenko, N. Klovach
      US: H. Bartlett, D. Eggers


The Working Group on Salmon Marking

The Working Group on Salmon Marking started its work in 1998 on ad hoc basis and was changed to a permanent working group in 2000. It discusses coordination of marks to minimize duplication between countries and development of a common database for mark releases.

View additional information on working group website

Chairperson: R. Jopsephson (USA)

      Members:
      Canada: R. McNicol
      Japan: M. Takahashi, S. Sato
      Korea: S. Kang, K.B. Seong
      Russia: E. Akinicheva, M. Kudzina
      US: H. Bartlett, R. Josephson


The ad hoc Working Group on Stock Identification

The ad hoc Working Group on Stock Identification was established in 2000. Its goals are to develop, standardize, and disseminate genetic and other databases among the Parties, to encourage the development of new genetic technologies, and to facilitate the dissemination of statistical techniques.

Chairperson: L. Seeb (USA)

      Members:
      Canada: T. Beacham, B. Riddell
      Japan: S. Sato
      Korea: S. Kang, J.Y. Park
      Russia: A. Khrustaleva, N. Klovach, S. Sinyakov
      US: L. Seeb, R. Wilmot, S. Young


The BASIS Working Group

The BASIS Working Group was established in 2001. Its task is to coordinate plans and to present reports on research on the Bering-Aleutian Salmon International Survey (BASIS). Specific terms of reference for the group are to:
  • coordinate individual national research plans
  • draft an annual implementation plan for joint BASIS research
  • draft an annual report to summarize BASIS results
  • prepare proposals for external funding
It facilitates the latest cooperative research activities focused on 1) Bering Sea Salmon Research, 2) Juvenile Salmon Research in Eastern and Western North Pacific Waters, and 3) Winter Salmon Research.

Chairman: J. Helle (USA)

      Members:
      Canada: R. Beamish
      Japan: T. Azumaya, S. Sato
      Korea: S. Kang, K.B. Seong
      Russia: V. Shuntov, O. Temnykh
      US: E. Farley, J. Helle, J. Moss, K. Myers, J. Seeb, S. Young







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