Scope of Submission
We welcome submissions from a broad range of disciplines, including but not limited to:
- Fisheries responses to climate variability
- Impact of climate on fish populations
- Oceanographic factors affecting fisheries
- Climate change and marine resource management
- Fisheries adaptation to changing environments
- Climate variability and fish migration patterns
- Oceanographic monitoring for fisheries sustainability
- Impact of temperature on fish species
- Fisheries and oceanographic data integration
- Climate change effects on aquaculture
- Fisheries resilience in changing climates
- Oceanographic models for fisheries forecasting
- Impact of ocean currents on fisheries
- Climate variability and ecosystem services
- Fisheries management under climate uncertainty
- Role of technology in fisheries monitoring
- Climate change and marine food webs
- Fisheries and socio-economic impacts of climate
- Long-term trends in fisheries productivity
- Collaborative approaches to fisheries research
All papers must be original and not previously published or submitted elsewhere.