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Curriculum Vitae JASON S. LINK October 2011

ADDRESS NOAA, National Marine Fisheries Service Work Phone: (508) 495-2340

Northeast Fisheries Science Center Home Phone: (508) 495-6496

Woods Hole Laboratory Fax: (508) 495-2258

166 Water St. Email: [email protected]

Woods Hole, MA 02543 USA or [email protected]

or [email protected]

CAREER SUMMARY My work has principally revolved around the scientific underpinnings for ecosystem-based fisheries management

(EBFM). I am currently a senior scientist in a group which, with two colleagues, I helped to initiate and which was

established for the novel and primary purpose of assessing LMEs from an integrated, ecosystem-perspective. For 11

years I led the Food Web Dynamics Program of the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS)-Northeast Fisheries

Science Center (NEFSC) in Woods Hole, a program that maintains a database of over 600,000 fish stomachs, analyzes

the feeding ecology for over 100 species, constructs various trophodynamic models, and is responsible for the collection,

design, and execution of the broad-scale food habits sampling in the waters of the Northeast United States continental shelf. I originally started my career working on planktivore-zooplankton interactions and the trophic dynamics of fish.

Although pelagic communities and predator-prey ecology remain an important interest, my work has moved more

towards applied ecological modeling and practical fisheries science for management. Recent scientific efforts have

focused on essential fisheries habitat, multi-species models, ecosystem models, and developing resource management

tools and systems that have a stronger ecological basis. I have chaired or participated on numerous regional, national,

and international working groups, review panels, editorial boards, committees, workshops, or scientific teams. These

efforts have served to better implement EBFM in particular and fisheries science in general. In addition to practical

fisheries management advice, some of my work has had implications for ecological theory -- particularly for food web

ecology. To accomplish these items, I have managed several multi-disciplinary, multi-investigator projects. The body

of work I have contributed thus far has spanned both theoretical and applied aspects, particularly serving to further drive

the development of: ecosystem indicators; pragmatic inclusion of trophic ecology (and more broadly, ecosystem considerations) directly into the resource management process; national and international delineations and definitions of

EBFM; multispecies and ecosystem models; and global comparisons of marine ecosystem process, structure and

function.

POSITIONS National Marine Fisheries Service, Northeast Fisheries Science Center

Research Fishery Biologist, 1997-2001 GS-12; 2001-present; ZP-IV

Senior Scientist, Ecosystem Assessment Program, 2008-present

Program Leader, Food Web Dynamics Program, 1997-2008

166 Water St.

Woods Hole, MA 02543

Johnson Controls World Services, Inc.

Project Manager, NOAA-NMFS Project, 1996-1997

7315 North Atlantic Avenue

Cape Canaveral, FL 32920-3792

Client/Contact:

National Marine Fisheries Service

Southeast Fisheries Science Center

3209 Frederic St.

Pascagoula, MS 39568

Michigan Technological University

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Doctoral Fellow Candidate, 1990-1995

Graduate Teaching Assistant, 1991-1994

Graduate Research Assistant, 1990-1994

Visiting Scientist, 1995-1996

Advisor: Robert Keen

Department of Biological Sciences

1400 Townsend Drive

Houghton, Michigan 49931

OTHER APPOINTMENTS

University of Massachusetts- Dartmouth Department of Fisheries Oceanography, School for Marine Science and Technology

Adjunct Faculty, 2007-present

University of Rhode Island

Graduate School of Oceanography

Adjunct Faculty, 2006-present

University of Connecticut- Avery Point

Department of Marine Sciences

Adjunct Faculty, 2006-2010

Boston University

Department of Biology & Boston University Marine Program


Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, Division of Marine Research Visiting Research Scientist & Frohlich Fellow, 2004

National Research Council

Post-Doctoral Research Associate Advisor, 2000-present

Texas A & M University- Corpus Christi, Department of Biology


National Biological Service (was U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service; now USGS BRD), Great Lakes Science Center

Adjunct Biologist 1993-1996

EDUCATION Ph.D. 1995 Michigan Technological University, Biological Sciences

B.S. 1990 Central Michigan University, cum laude in Biology (major) and Chemistry (minor), in University Honors Program

HONORS AND AWARDS Best Paper in Fisheries Bulletin, 2010 2011

Best Paper in NAJFM, 2008 2009

CMU CST Outstanding Alumni Award 2006

Fisheries Society of the British Isles Medal 2005

CSIRO Marine Research- Frohlich Fellowship 2004

DOC Bronze Medal Award 2000

DIALOG II 1997

JCI Organizational Excellence Award, Platinum 1997

Mississippi State Quality Award 1997 JCWS-NOAA NMFS Project

GSC Awards 1994-1995

Sigma Xi 1994

MTU Doctoral Fellow 1994-1995

USF&WS Volunteer Commendation 1993

Various Scholarships 1987-1991

CMU Chemistry Student of the Year 1988-1989

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Beta Beta Beta 1988

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE AND EXPERTISE Research Fishery Biologist (1997-present)- analyzed, modeled, and reported on the diet composition, selection, and

consumption of the northwest Atlantic food web, with an emphasis on the fish community. Taxonomic

range focused primarily on gadids, elasmobranchs, pelagics, other demersals, and flatfish, with prey fields

of other fish, benthic invertebrates and zooplankton also examined. Managed long-term, broad-scale

database of stomach contents, more specific process-oriented datasets, and all data processing, both

internally and via external contracts. Focus was on natural mortality estimates due to species interactions

within the context of the northwest Atlantic ecosystem, particularly the Southern New England, Georges

Bank and Gulf of Maine food webs. Provided information and advice to various regional, national, and international fisheries and ocean management bodies. Served as regional expert on trophic ecology and

general fisheries ecology issues. Worked on a broad range of habitat related issues. Developed and

executed a wide range of multispecies and ecosystem models. Provided background, technical support, and

conceptual information for implementing ecosystem-based fisheries management to a wide range of

audiences and stakeholders.

Fisheries Biologist IV (1996-1997)- analyzed, assisted in collecting, and compiled reports on data for several Gulf

of Mexico marine fishery projects at the SEFSC NMFS Laboratory in Pascagoula, MS. Taxonomic range

of organisms included plankton, reeffish, pelagics, and marine mammals. Duties focused on analyzing

abundance, size, habitat, geographic range, depth distribution, and general stock assessment. Major

emphasis was on small pelagic fish stocks and commercially important fish larvae.

Adjunct Biologist (1994-1995) - assisted with several Lake Superior fishery projects at the NBS-GLSC Laboratory

in Ashland, WI. Duties included research design, sampling, data analysis and reporting, & training personnel.

Technician (1992, 1994)- participated in NOAA-NURP Submersible Dives, ($12,500 to WCK) duties included

administration of zooplankton microsphere tests, videotaping microscopic particles, and ($30,000 to WCK)

was the principal scientist in charge of logistics and project execution onboard ship.

Research Assistant (1990-1991, 1992)- EPA ($49,568 to REK) duties included culture and maintenance of

Ceriodaphnia for chronic toxicity tests, culture of infectious (to Cladocerans) bacteria, administration of

toxicity tests, supervising laboratory technicians; Detroit Edison & MTU REF ($50,000 to REK) duties

included administration of chronic Ceriodaphnia toxicity tests with antibiofouling leachate and

antibiofouling field tests for zebra mussel attachment assessment.

Water Quality Consultant (1990)- coordinated industrial water project to address the most effective chemical

treatment method for decalcifying and defouling cooling towers. Duties included chemical surveying, weekly monitoring, data analysis and compiling reports.

Technician (Su89, Su90)- duties included collecting biota and general limnological parameters for numerous lakes

in central Michigan.

PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI) Divemaster

United States Coast Guard (USCG) Master Boat Pilots License, 50 Gross Tons, 1992-2002

Contracting Officers Technical Representative (COTR)

PRINCIPAL INTERESTS Fish Feeding Ecology, Fisheries and Ecosystem Management, Large Aquatic/Marine Ecosystems, Planktivore-

Zooplankton Interactions, Pelagic Communities, Ecological Modeling

PUBLICATIONS SYNOPSIS There are over 100 peer reviewed publications in my career thus far, in a range of well respected journals such as ICES J.

Mar. Sci, Science, CJFAS, MEPS, PNAS, Nature Comm., or Fish and Fisheries. These publications have been in a full

suite of ecological, fisheries, economic, marine and freshwater disciplines. Many of the reports have been provided in response to various SARC/SAW, TRAC, GARM or International working groups to address resource management

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issues, usually focused upon some element of trophic ecology. In addition to webpages, book chapters, and books, there

have also been several reports which are hard to cite such as contributions to a plethora working papers, ecosystem

advisories, white papers and the like—and are mostly not listed here.

PUBLICATIONS (PEER REVIEWED) Link, J.S., Lucey, S.M. & Melgey, J.H. (In Press). Examining cannibalism in relation to recruitment of silver hake

Merluccius bilinearis in the U.S. northwest Atlantic. Fish. Res. Special Hake Symposium Volume

Shackell, N.L., A. Bundy, J.A. Nye & J.S. Link. (In Press). Common Large-scale Responses to Climate and

Fishing across Northwest Atlantic Ecosystems. ICES J. Mar. Sci.

Hunsicker, M.E., L. Ciannelli, K.M. Bailey, J.A. Buckel, J.W. White, J.S. Link, T.E. Essington, S. Gaichas, T.W.

Anderson, R.D. Brodeur, K.-S. Chan, K. Chen, G. Englund, K.T. Frank, V. Freitas, M.A. Hixon, T. Hurst,

D.W. Johnson, J.F. Kitchell, D. Reese, G.A. Rose, H. Sjodin, W.J. Sydeman, H. van der Veer, K. Vollset,

S. Zador (In Press). Functional responses and scaling in marine predator-prey interactions: contemporary

issues and emerging concepts. Ecology Letters

Friedland, K.D., J.P. Manning, J.S. Link, J.R. Gilbert, A.T. Gilbert and A.F. O‘Connell, Jr. (In Press). Variation in

wind and piscivorous predator fields affecting the survival of Atlantic salmon, Salmo salar, in the Gulf of

Maine. Fisheries Management and Ecology

Melnychuk, M.C., Essington, T.E., Branch, T.A., Heppell, S., Jensen, O.P., Link, J.S., Martell, S.J.D., Parma,

A.M., Pope, J.G., Smith, A.D.M. (In Press). Do catch-share fisheries better track management targets? Fish and Fisheries

Link, J.S. and Bundy, A. (In Press). Ecosystem Modeling in the Gulf of Maine Region: Towards an Ecosystem

Approach to Fisheries. AFS Gulf of Maine Symposium Proceedings

Friedland, K.D., J.P. Manning and J. Link. (In Press) Thermal Phenological Factors Affecting the Survival of

Atlantic Salmon, Salmo salar, in the Gulf of Maine. AFS Gulf of Maine Symposium Proceedings

Link, J.S., Nye, J.A. and J.A. Hare. (In Press). Guidelines for incorporating fish distribution shifts into a stock

assessment context. Fish and Fisheries DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-2979.2010.00398.x

Nye, J.A., Joyce, T.M., Kwon, Y.-O., & Link, J.S. 2011. Gulf Stream position determines spatial distribution of

silver hake. Nature Communications 2:412 | DOI: 10.1038/ncomms1420

Richardson, D.E., J.A. Hare, M.J. Fogarty and J.S. Link. 2011. The role of haddock egg predation in the decline of

an Atlantic herring population. Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci. 1015400108v1-201015400.

Fulton, E.A., J.S. Link, I. Kaplan., M. Savina-Rolland, P. Johnson., C. Ainsworth, P. Horne, R. Gorton, R.J.

Gamble, A.D.M. Smith, D.C. Smith. 2011. Lessons in modelling and management of marine ecosystems:

The Atlantis experience. Fish and Fisheries 12:171-188

Link, J.S., A. Bundy, W.J. Overholtz, N. Shackell, J. Manderson, D. Duplisea, J. Hare, M. Koen-Alonso, K.D.

Friedland. 2011. Northwest Atlantic Ecosystem-Based Fisheries Management. Fish and Fisheries 12:152-170.

Byron, C., J. Link, D. Bengston, B. Costa-Pierce. 2011. Modeling Carrying Capacity of Shellfish Aquaculture in

Highly Flushed Temperate Lagoons. Aquaculture. 314:87-99.

Byron, C., J. Link, D. Bengston, B. Costa-Pierce. 2011. Calculating Carrying Capacity of Shellfish Aquaculture

Using Mass-Balance Modeling: Narragansett Bay, Rhode Island. Ecol. Model. 222:1743-1755.

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Johnson, C.L., J.A. Runge, K.A. Curtis, E.G. Durbin, J.A. Hare, L.S. Incze, J. Link, G.D. Melvin, T.D. O‘Brien,

and L. Van Guelpen. 2011. Biodiversity and ecosystem function in the Gulf of Maine: pattern and role of

zooplankton and pelagic nekton. PLoS One 6(1): e16491. doi:10.1371/ journal.pone.0016491

Bundy, A., J. Link, B. Smith, and A. Cook. 2011. You are what you eat … whenever you eat it: an integrative

analysis of fish food habits across different seasons in eastern US and Canadian waters. J. Fish. Biol.

78:514-539.

Stock, C.A., M.A. Alexander, N.A. Bond, K. Brander, W.W.L. Cheung, E.N. Curchitser, T.L. Delworth, J.P. Dunne,

S.M. Griffies, M.A. Haltuch, J.A. Hare, A.B. Hollowed, P. Lehodey, S.A. Levin, J.S. Link, K.A. Rose, R. R. Rykaczewski, J.L. Sarmiento, R.J. Stouffer, F.B. Schwing, G.A. Vecchi, F.E. Werner. 2011. On the use

of IPCC-class models to assess the impact of climate on living marine resources. Prog. Oceanogr. 88:1-27.

Tyrrell, M.C., Link, J.S. & Moustahfid, H. 2011. The importance of including predation in some fish population

models: implications for biological reference points. Fisheries Research 108:1-8.

Link, J.S., E.A. Fulton, and R.J. Gamble. 2010. The Northeast US Application of ATLANTIS: A full system model

exploring marine ecosystem dynamics in a living marine resource management context. Progress in

Oceanography. 87:214-234.

Patrick, W.S., P. Spencer, J. Link, O. Ormseth, J. Cope, J. Field, D. Kobayashi, T. Gedamke, E. Cortés, K. Bigelow,

W. Overholtz, & P. Lawson. 2010. Assessing the vulnerability of U.S. fisheries to becoming overfished or undergoing overfishing through the use of productivity and susceptibility indices. Fish. Bull. 108:305-322.

Link, J.S., B.A. Megrey, T.J. Miller, T. Essington, J. Boldt, A. Bundy, E. Moksness, K.F. Drinkwater & R. I. Perry.

2010. Comparative Analysis of Marine Ecosystems: International Production Modelling Workshop. Biol.

Lett. 6:723-726. doi: 10.1098/rsbl.2010.0526

Garrison, L.P., Link, J.S., Cieri, M., Kilduff, P., Sharov, A., Vaughan, D., Muffley, B., Mahmoudi, B., & Latour, R.

2010. An Expansion of the MSVPA Approach for Quantifying Predator-Prey Interactions In Exploited

Fish Communities. ICES J. Mar. Sci. 67: 856-870.

Moustahfid, H., M.C. Tyrrell, J. S. Link, J. Nye, B. E. Smith & R. J. Gamble. 2010. Functional feeding responses of piscivorous fishes from the northeast US continental shelf. Oecologia 163(4):1059-1067.

Link, J.S. 2010. Adding Rigor to Ecological Network Models by Evaluating a Set of Pre-balance Diagnostics: A

Plea for PREBAL. Ecol. Model. 221:1582-1593.

Byron, C.J. and J.S. Link. 2010. Feeding Ecology of Four Fish: Stability in Some Atypical Demersal Predators in

the US Northeast Shelf Large Marine Ecosystem. Mar. Ecol. Prog. Ser. 406:239-250.

Shin, Y.-J., L.J. Shannon, A. Bundy, M. Coll, J.L. Blanchard, M.-F. Borges, J. Cotter, P.M. Cury, J.J. Heymans, D.

Jouffre, J.S. Link, C. Möllmann, H. Ojaveer, K.O.M. Abdallahi, M.-J. Rochet, & D. Yemane. 2010. Using

indicators for evaluating, comparing and communicating the ecological status of exploited marine

ecosystems. Part 2: Setting the scene. ICES J. Mar. Sci. 67: 692-716.

Shin, Y.-J., A. Bundy, L.J. Shannon, M. Simier, M. Coll, E.A. Fulton, J.S. Link, D. Jouffre, H. Ojaveer, S.

Mackinson, J.J. Heymans, T. Raid. 2010. Can simple be useful and reliable? Using ecological indicators

for representing and comparing the states of marine ecosystems. ICES J. Mar. Sci. 67: 717-731.

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Blanchard, J.L., Coll, M., Cotter, J., Link, J., Trenkel, V., Vergnon, R., Yemane, D., & Shin, Y-J. 2010. Trend

analysis of indicators: a comparison of recent changes in the status of marine ecosystems around the world.

ICES J. Mar. Sci. 67: 732-744.

Link, J.S., Yemane, D., Shannon, L.J., Coll, M., Shin, Y-J., Hill, L., Borges, M.F., Bundy, A. & Aydin, K. 2010.

Relating Marine Ecosystem Indicators to Fishing and Environmental Drivers: An Elucidation of

Contrasting Responses. ICES J. Mar. Sci. 67: 787-795.

Coll, M., Shannon, L.J., Yemane, D., Link, J., Ojaveer, H., & Shin, Y-J. 2010. Ranking ecological relative status of

exploited ecosystems using multiple indicators. ICES J. Mar. Sci. 67: 769-786.

Nye, J.A. A. Bundy, N. Shackell, K.D. Friedland, & J.S. Link. 2010. Coherence in population trends of major

ecological and commercial fish species in the Northwest Atlantic. ICES J. Mar. Sci.67:26-40.

Hewitt, D.A., Link, J.S., Wahl, D.H., Cooke, S.J. & Mather, M.E. 2009. Evaluating the AFS Journals: Tradeoffs

Between Influence and Value. Fisheries 34:598-606

Nye, J.A., J.S. Link, J.A. Hare & W.J. Overholtz. 2009. Changing spatial distribution fish stocks in relation to

climate and population size within the Northeast US continental shelf. Mar. Ecol. Prog. Ser. 393:111-129.

Link, J.S. & J.S. Idoine. 2009. Predator Consumption Estimates of the northern shrimp Pandalus borealis, with

Implications for Estimates of Population Biomass in the Gulf of Maine. N. Amer. J. Fish. Manag. 29:1567-

1583.

Moustahfid, H., Tyrrell, M.C. & Link, J.S. 2009. Accounting explicitly for predation mortality in surplus production

models: an application to longfin inshore squid. N. Amer. J. Fish. Manag. 29:1555-1566.

Overholtz, W.J. & Link, J.S. 2009. A simulation model to explore the response of the Gulf of Maine food web to

large scale environmental and ecological changes. Ecol. Model.220:2491-2502.

Gamble, R.J. & Link, J.S. 2009. Analyzing the Tradeoffs Among Ecological and Fishing Effects on an Example

Fish Community: a Multispecies (Fisheries) Production Model. Ecol. Model. 220:2570-2582.

Megrey, B.A., Link, J.S., & Moksness, E. 2009. Comparative Marine Ecosystem Structure and Function: Descriptors and characteristics. Prog. Oceanogr. 81:1.

Link, J.S., Stockhausen, W., Skaret, G., Overholtz, W., Megrey, B.A., Gjoesaeter, H., Gaichas, S., Dommasnes, A.,

Falk-Petersen, J., Aydin, K., Kane, J., Mueter, F., Friedland K. & Hare, J. 2009. A comparison of

biological trends from four marine ecosystems: Synchronies, differences, and commonalities. Prog.

Oceanogr. 81:29-46.

Megrey, B.A., Link, J.S., Hunt, G.L. & Moksness, E. 2009. Comparative Marine Ecosystem Analysis:

Applications, Opportunities, and Lessons Learned. Prog. Oceanogr. 81:2-9.

Pranovi, F. & Link, J.S. 2009. Ecosystem exploitation and trophodynamic indicators: a comparison between the

Northern Adriatic Sea and Southern New England. Prog. Oceanogr. 81:149-164.

Megrey, B.A., Hare, J., Dommasnes, A., Gjøsæter, H., Stockhausen, W., Overholtz, W., Gaichas, S., Skaret, G.,

Falk-Petersen, J. & Link, J.S. 2009. A cross-ecosystem comparison of spatial and temporal patterns of

covariation in the recruitment of functionally analogous fish stocks. Prog. Oceanogr. 81:63-92.

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Gaichas, S., Skaret, G., Falk-Petersen, J., Link, J.S., Overholtz, W., Megrey, B.A., Gjoesaeter, H., Stockhausen, W.,

Dommasnes, A. & Aydin, K. 2009. A comparison of community and trophic structure in five marine

ecosystems based on energy budgets and system metrics. Prog. Oceanogr. 81:47-62.

Auster, P.J. & Link, J.S. 2009. Compensation and recovery of feeding guilds in a northwest Atlantic shelf fish

community. Mar. Ecol. Prog. Ser. 382: 163–172.

Link, J.S., Col, L., Guida, V., Dow, D., O‘Reilly, J., Green, J., Overholtz, W., Palka, D., Legault, C., Vitaliano, J.,

Griswold, C., Fogarty, M. & Friedland, K. 2009. Response of Balanced Network Models to Large-Scale

Perturbation: Implications for Evaluating the Role of Small Pelagics in the Gulf of Maine. Ecol. Model.

220: 351-369.

Moustahfid, H., Link, J.S., Overholtz, W.J. & Tyrell, M.C. 2009. The advantage of explicitly incorporating

predation mortality into age-structured stock assessment models: an application for Northwest Atlantic

mackerel. ICES J. Mar. Sci. 66: 445-454.

Buckel, J.A., Pessutti, J., Rosendale, J. & Link, J. 2009. Interactions between bluefish and striped bass: behavior of

bluefish under impaired conditions and overlap in resource use. J. Exp. Mar. Biol. Ecol. 368:129-137.

Link, J.S. Bogstad, B., Sparholt, H. & Lilly, G.R. 2009. The role of cod in the ecosystem. Fish and Fish. 10:58-87.

Tyrrell, M.C., Link, J.S., Moustahfid, H. & Overholtz, W.J. 2008. Evaluating the effect of predation mortality on

forage species population dynamics in the Northwest Atlantic continental shelf ecosystem: an application using multispecies virtual population analysis. ICES J. Mar. Sci. 65:1689-1700.

Link, J., Overholtz, W., O‘Reilly, J., Green, J., Dow, D., Palka, D., Legault, C., Vitaliano, J., Guida, V., Fogarty, M.,

Brodziak, J., Methratta, E., Stockhausen, W., Col, L., Waring, G., & Griswold, C. 2008. An Overview of

EMAX: The Northeast U.S. Continental Shelf Ecological Network. J. Mar Sys. 74:453-474.

Link, J.S., Burnett, J., Kostovick, P. & Galbraith, J. 2008. Value-added sampling for fishery independent surveys:

Don‘t stop after you‘re done counting and measuring. Fish. Res. 93:229-233.

Link, J.S. & Sosebee, K. 2008. Estimates and implications of Skate Consumption in the northeastern US continental

shelf ecosystem. N. Amer. J. Fish. Manag. 28:649-662.

Brodziak, J. & Link, J. 2008. The incredible shrinking Georges Bank haddock (Melanogrammus aeglefinus). 24th

Wakefield Symposium Resiliency of Gadid Stocks to Fishing and Climate Change. AK-SG-08-01: 141-

160.

Overholtz, W.J., Jacobson, L.D. & Link, J.S. 2008. Developing an ecosystem approach for assessment advice and

biological reference points for the Gulf of Maine-Georges Bank herring complex: adding the impact of

predation mortality. N. Amer. J. Fish. Manag. 28:247-257.

Link, J.S., O‘Reilly, J., Dow, D., Fogarty, M., Vitaliano, J., Legault, C., Overholtz, W., Green, J., Palka, D., Guida,

V. & Brodziak, J. 2008. Energy Flow on Georges Bank revisited: the energy modeling and analysis

eXercise (EMAX) in historical context. J. Northwest Atl. Fish. Sci. 39:83-101.

Tyrrell, M.C., Link J.S., Moustahfid, H. & Smith, B.E. 2007. The dynamic role of pollock (Pollachius virens) as a

predator in the Northeast US Atlantic ecosystem: a multi-decadal perspective. J. Northwest Atl. Fish. Sci.

38:53-65.

Link, J.S. 2007. Under-Appreciated Species in Ecology: ―Ugly Fish‖ in the Northwest Atlantic Ocean. Ecol. Appl.

17:2037-2060.

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Steele, J.H., Collie, J.S., Bisagni, J.J., Gifford, D.J., Fogarty, M.J., Link, J.S., Sullivan, B.K., Sieracki, M.K., Beet,

A.R., Mountain, D.G., Durbin, E.G., Palka, D. & Stockhausen, W.T. 2007. Balancing end-to-end budgets

of the Georges Bank ecosystem. Prog. Oceanogr. 74:423-448.

Smith, B.E., Ligenza, T., Almeida, F.P. & Link, J.S. 2007. The trophic ecology of Atlantic cod: insights from tri-

monthly, localized scales of sampling. J. Fish. Biol. 71:749-762.

Methratta, E.T. & Link, J.S. 2007. Ontogenetic variation in habitat associations for four groundfish species in the

Gulf of Maine-Georges Bank Ecosystem. Mar. Ecol. Prog. Ser. 338:169-181.

Methratta, E.T. & Link, J.S. 2007. Ontogenetic variation in habitat associations for four flatfish species in the Gulf

of Maine-Georges Bank Ecosystem. J. Fish. Biol. 70:1669-1688.

Overholtz, W.J. & Link, J.S. 2007. Consumption impacts by marine mammals, fish, and seabirds on the Gulf of

Maine-Georges Bank Atlantic Herring (Clupea harengus) complex during 1977-2002. ICES J. Mar. Sci.

64:83-96.

Methratta, E.T. & Link, J.S. 2006. Seasonal variation in groundfish habitat associations in the Gulf of Maine-Georges

Bank region. Mar. Ecol. Prog. Ser. 326:245-256.

Link, J.S. & Ford, M.D. 2006. Widespread and persistent increase in Ctenophora in the Northeast U.S. Shelf ecosystem.

Mar. Ecol. Prog. Ser. 320:153-159.

Methratta, E.T. & Link, J.S. 2006. Evaluation of Quantitative Indicators for Marine Fish Communities. Ecol.

Indicators 6:575-588.

Methratta, E. & Link, J. 2006. Associations between surficial sediments and groundfish distributions in the Gulf of

Maine-Georges Bank Ecosystem. N. Amer. J. Fish. Manag. 26:473-489.

Hall, S.J., Collie, J.S., Duplisea, D.E., Jennings, S., Bravington, M. & Link, J. 2006. A length-based multi-species model

for evaluating community responses to fishing. Can. J. Fish. Aquat. Sci. 63:1344-1359.

Link, J., Almeida, F., Valentine, P., Auster, P., Reid, R. & Vitaliano, J. 2005. The Effect of Area Closures on Georges Bank. AFS Symposium 41:345-368.

Smith, T.D. & Link, J.S. 2005. Autopsy your dead,... and your living: Evaluating properties of fishery management

settings. Fish and Fisheries 6:73-87.

Link, J.S. 2005. Translation of Ecosystem Indicators into Decision Criteria. ICES J. Mar. Sci. 62:569-576.

Link, J.S., Selgeby, J.H. & Keen, R.E. 2004. Changes in the Lake Superior crustacean zooplankton community. J.

Great Lakes Res. 30 (Supp. 1): 327-339.

Edwards, S.F., Link, J.S. & Rountree, B.P. 2004. Portfolio management of wild fish stocks. Ecol. Econ. 49:317-329.

Pikitch, E.K., Santora, C., Babcock, E. A., Bakun, A., Bonfil, R., Conover, D. O., Dayton, P., Doukakis, P., Fluharty, D.,

Heneman, B., Houde, E.D., Link, J., Livingston, P., Mangel, M., McAllister, M., Pope, J. & Sainsbury, K.J.

2004. Ecosystem-based fishery management. Science 305 (5682):346-347.

Link, J.S. 2004. A general model of selectivity for fish feeding: a rank proportion algorithm. Trans. Amer. Fish. Soc.

133:655-673.

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Link, J.S. 2004. Using fish as samplers of the benthos: integrating long-term and broad scales. Mar. Ecol. Prog. Ser.

269:265-275.

Link, J.S. & Demarest, C. 2003. Trawl Hangs, Baby Fish, and Closed Areas: A Win-Win Scenario. ICES J. Mar. Sci.

60:930-938.

Garrison, L.P., Michaels, W., Link, J.S. & Fogarty, M.J. 2002. Spatial distribution and overlap between

ichthyoplankton and pelagic fish and squids on the southern flank of Georges Bank. Fish. Oceanogr. 11:267-

285.

Link, J.S., Brodziak, J.K.T., Edwards, S.F., Overholtz, W.J., Mountain, D., Jossi, J.W., Smith, T.D. & Fogarty, M.J. 2002. Marine Ecosystem Assessment in a Fisheries Management Context. Can. J. Fish. Aquat. Sci. 59:1429-

1440.

Brodziak, J. & Link, J. 2002. Ecosystem-based fishery management: What is it and how can we do it? Bull. Mar. Sci.

70:589-611.

Link, J., Bolles, K., & Milliken, C. 2002. The Feeding Ecology of Flatfish in the Northwest Atlantic. J. Northwest Atl.

Fish. Sci. 30:1-17.

Link, J.S. 2002. Does food web theory work for marine ecosystems? Mar. Ecol. Prog. Ser. 230:1-9.

Link, J.S., Garrison, L.P. & Almeida, F.P. 2002. Interactions between elasmobranchs and groundfish species (Gadidae and Pleuronectidae) on the Northeast U.S. Shelf. I: Evaluating Predation. N. Am. J. Fish. Man. 22:550-562.

Link, J.S. & Almeida, F.P. 2002. Opportunistic Feeding of Longhorn Sculpin: Are Scallop Fishing Discards an

Important Food Subsidy on Georges Bank? Fish. Bull. 100:381-385.

Link, J.S. 2002. Ecological Considerations in Fisheries Management: When Does It Matter? Fisheries 27(4):10-17.

Link, J.S. 2002. What Does Ecosystem-Based Fisheries Management Mean? Fisheries 27(4):18-21.

Link, J.S. & Garrison, L.P. 2002. Trophic Ecology of Atlantic Cod Gadus morhua on the Northeast US Continental

Shelf. Mar. Ecol. Prog. Ser. 227:109-123.

Link, J.S. & Garrison, L.P. 2002. Changes in piscivory associated with fishing induced changes to the finfish

community on Georges Bank. Fish. Res. 55:71-86.

Link, J. & Burnett, J. 2001. The relationship between stomach contents and maturity state for major Northwest Atlantic

fishes: new paradigms. J. Fish. Biol. 59:783-794.

Garrison, L.P., W. Michaels, Link, J.S. & M.J. Fogarty. 2000. Predation risk on larval gadids by pelagic fish in the

Georges Bank ecosystem: I. Spatial overlap associated with hydrographic features. Can. J. Fish. Aquat. Sci.

57:2455-2469.

Overholtz, W.J., Link, J.S. & Suslowicz, L.E. 2000. The impact and implications of fish predation on pelagic fish and squid on the eastern USA shelf. ICES J. Mar. Sci. 57:1147-1159.

Garrison, L.P. & Link, J. 2000. Diets of five hake species in the northeast United States continental shelf ecosystem.

Mar. Ecol. Prog. Ser. 204:243-255.

Garrison, L.P. & Link, J. 2000. Dietary guild structure of the fish community in the Northeast United States

Continental Shelf Ecosystem. Mar. Ecol. Prog. Ser. 202:231-240.

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Whipple, S., Link, J.S. , L.P. Garrison & Fogarty, M.J. 2000. Models of predation and fishing mortality in aquatic

ecosystems. Fish. and Fisheries. 1:22-40.

Garrison, L.P. & Link, J.S. 2000. Fishing effects on spatial distribution and trophic guild structure of the fish

community in the Georges Bank region. ICES J. Mar. Sci. 57:723-730.

Link, J. 1999. (Re)Constructing Food Webs and Managing Fisheries. Proceedings of the 16th Lowell Wakefield

Fisheries Symposium- Ecosystem Considerations in Fisheries Management. AK-SG-99-01: 571-588.

Overholtz, W.J., Link, J.S. & Suslowicz, L.E. 1999. Consumption and harvest of pelagic fishes in the Gulf of Maine-Georges Bank ecosystem: Implications for fishery management. Proceedings of the 16th Lowell Wakefield

Fisheries Symposium- Ecosystem Considerations in Fisheries Management. AK-SG-99-01: 163-186.

Link, J. & Keen, R. 1999. A model of salmonid planktivory: Field test of a mechanistic approach to size-selection.

Ecol. Model. 117:269-283.

Link, J. 1998. Dynamics of lake herring (Coregonus artedi) reactive volume for different crustacean zooplankton.

Hydrobiologia 368:101-110.

Link, J. 1998. Untrawlable bottom in shrimp statistical zones of the Northwest Gulf of Mexico. Mar. Fish. Rev. 59:33-

36.

Link, J. & Hoff, M.H. 1998. Relationships of lake herring (Coregonus artedi) gill raker characteristics to retention

probabilities of zooplankton. J. Freshwater Ecol. 13:55-65.

Hoff, M., Link, J. & Haskell, C. 1997. Piscivory by Lake Superior lake herring (Coregonus artedi) on rainbow smelt

(Osmerus mordax) in Winter, 1993-1995. J. Great Lakes Res. 23:210-211.

Link, J. & Edsall, T.A. 1996. The effect of light on lake herring (Coregonus artedi) reactive volume. Hydrobiologia.

332:131-140.

Link, J. 1996. Capture probabilities of Lake Superior zooplankton by an obligate planktivorous fish- the lake herring

(Coregonus artedi). Trans. Amer. Fish. Soc. 125:139-142.

Link, J. & Keen, R.E. 1995. Prey of deep-water Hydra in Lake Superior. J. Great Lakes Res. 21:319-323.

Link, J., Selgeby, J., Hoff, M. & Haskell, C. 1995. Winter diet of lake herring (Coregonus artedi) in western Lake

Superior. J. Great Lakes Res. 21:395-399.

Link, J. 1994. Benthic Nepheloid Layers in central and western Lake Superior. J. Great Lakes Res. 20:667-670.

Havel, J., Link, J. & Niedzwicki, J. 1993. Selective predation by Lestes sp. (Odonata:Zygoptera) on littoral crustacea.

Freshwater Biology. 29:47-58.

BOOKS (EDITED & AUTHORED) Link, J.S. 2010. Ecosystem-based fisheries management: confronting tradeoffs. Cambridge Univ. Press. Cambridge,

UK.

G.H. Kruse, K. Drinkwater, J.N. Ianelli, J.S. Link, D.L. Stram, V. Wespestad, and D. Woodby (eds.). 2008. Resiliency of

gadid stocks to fishing and climate change. Alaska Sea Grant, University of Alaska Fairbanks.

BOOK REVIEWS

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Link, J. 2011. Mismanagement of Marine Fisheries. By A. Longhurst. 320 pp. Published by Cambridge University

Press, Cambridge, U.K., 2010. Price £35.00. ISBN: 978-0-521-72150-9. J. Fish. Biol.79:1084-1085

Link, J. (in press). Ecosystem Approaches to Fisheries: A Global Perspective. Villy Christensen and Jay Maclean,

editors. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK. 2011. 342 pages. US$120.00 (hardcover), US$59.00

(paperback). Fisheries

PUBLISHED BOOK CHAPTERS (PEER REVIEWED AND INVITED) Link, J.S., Bundy, A., Overholtz, W.J., Shackell, N., Manderson, J., Duplisea, D., Hare, J., Koen-Alonso, M. &

Friedland, K. 2011. Northwest Atlantic Ecosystem Based Management of Fisheries. pp. 32-112 in Belgranno,

A. and Fowler, C.W. (eds.) Ecosystem Based Management for Fisheries: Linking Patterns to Policy.

Clapham, P.J. & Link, J.S. 2006. Whales, whaling and ecosystems in the North Atlantic Ocean. pp. 314-323 in Estes,

J.A., DeMaster, D.P., Doak, D.F., Williams, T.M. & Brownell, R.L. (eds.) Whales, whaling and ecosystems.

University of Chicago Press.

Link, J.S., Fogarty, M.J. & Langton, R.W. 2005. The trophic ecology of flatfishes. pp. 185-212 in Gibson, R.N. (ed.)

Biology of Flatfishes. Blackwell Science, Oxford.

Link, J.S., Stockhausen, W.T. & Methratta, E.T. 2005. Food web theory in marine ecosystems. pp. 98-113 in Belgrano,

A., Scharler U.M., Dunne, J. & Ulanowicz, R.E. (eds.) Aquatic Food Webs: an Ecosystem Approach. Oxford

Univ. Press, Oxford.

Edwards, S.F., Link, J.S. & Rountree, B.P. 2005. Portfolio Management of Fish Communities in Large Marine

Ecosystems. pp. 181-199 in Hennessey, T.M. & J.G. Sutinen. (eds.) Sustaining Large Marine Ecosystems: The

Human Dimension. Elsevier Science, Amsterdam.

PUBLICATIONS (REPORTS, TECHNICAL MEMORANDA, SYMPOSIA, & SIMILAR MANUSCRIPTS) Link, J.S. 2011. Start by doing what‘s necessary; then do what‘s possible; and suddenly you are doing the

impossible – Francis of Assisi. pp. 47-48, In: Packer, David (ed.). Mid-Atlantic Fishery Management

Council‘s Habitat-Ecosystem Workshop, Virginia Beach, VA, December 13-14, 2010, U.S. Dep.

Commerce, NOAA Tech. Memo. NMFS-F/SPO-115. 76 p.

Link, J.S., Gamble, R.J. and Fogarty, M.J. 2011. An overview of the NEFSC‘s Ecosystem Modeling Enterprise for the Northeast US Shelf Large Marine Ecosystem: Towards Ecosystem-based Fisheries Management.

White Paper for CIE Ecosystem Model Review Panel. 130 pp.

Link, J.S., Gamble, R.J., and Fulton, E.A. 2011. NEUS – ATLANTIS: Construction, Calibration and Application of

an Ecosystem Model with Ecological Interactions, Physiographic Conditions, and Fleet Behavior. NOAA

Tech. Memo. NMFS NE-218. 247 p.

NEFSC. 2011. 51st Northeast Regional Stock Assessment Workshop (51st SAW) Assessment Report. Northeast

Fisheries Science Center Reference Document 11-02; 856 p.

NEFSC. 2011. 51st Northeast Regional Stock Assessment Workshop (51st SAW): Assessment Summary Report.

Northeast Fisheries Science Center Reference Document 11-01, part A, B, C.

Debroba, J., G. Shepherd, F. Grégoire, J. Nieland, and J. Link. 2010. Stock Assessment of Atlantic Mackerel in the

Northwest Atlantic - 2009. TRAC Reference Document - 2010/01. 59pp.

ICES. 2010. Report of the Working Group on Multispecies Assessment Methods (WGSAM), 4–8 October 2010,

San Sebastian, Spain. ICES CM 2010/SSGSUE:05. 95 pp

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Byron, C., D. Bengtson, J. Link, B. Costa-Pierce, R. Rheault, D. Beutel. and D. Alves. 2010. Modeling Carrying

Capacity for Bivalve Aquaculture Using Mass-Balance Modeling and Stakeholder Collaboration. ICES

ICES CM 2010/J:03, 31p.

DFO. 2010. Proceedings of the Transboundary Resources Assessment Committee (TRAC) Spiny Dogfish Review.

Proceedings 2010/01. 57 pp.

NEFSC. 2010. 50th Northeast Regional Stock Assessment Workshop (50th SAW) Assessment Report. Northeast

Fisheries Science Center Reference Document 10-17, part A, C.

NEFSC. 2010. 50th Northeast Regional Stock Assessment Workshop (50th SAW) Assessment Report. Northeast Fisheries Science Center Reference Document 10-09, part A, C.

NEFSC. 2010. 49th Northeast Regional Stock Assessment Workshop (49th SAW) Assessment Report. Northeast

Fisheries Science Center Reference Document 10-03. Appendix B1.

NEFSC. 2010. Northeast Fisheries Science Center. 2010. 49th Northeast Regional Stock Assessment Workshop

(49th SAW) Assessment Summary Report. Northeast Fisheries Science Center Reference Document 10-01.

Smith, B.E & J.S. Link. 2010. The Trophic Dynamics of 50 Finfish and Two Squid Species on the Northeast U.S.

Continental Shelf. NOAA Tech. Memo. NMFS-NE-216 640 pp.

ICES. 2010. Report of the Working Group on the Northwest Atlantic Regional Sea (WGNARS), 20–22 April 2010, Woods Hole, USA. ICES CM 2010/SSGRSP:03. 63 pp.

Link, J.S., T.F. Ihde, H. Townsend, K. Osgood, M. Schirripa, D. Kobayashi, S. Gaichas, J. Field, P. Levin, K.

Aydin, G. Watters, and C. Harvey (editors). 2010. Report of the 2nd National Ecosystem Modeling

Workshop (NEMoW II): Bridging The Credibility Gap – Dealing With Uncertainty In Ecosystem Models.

NOAA Tech. Memo. NMFS-F/SPO-102, 72p.

Patrick, W.S., P. Spencer, O. Ormseth, J. Cope , J. Field, D. Kobayashi, T. Gedamke, E. Cortés, K. Bigelow, W.

Overholtz, J. Link, and P. Lawson. 2009. Use of productivity and susceptibility indices to determine the

vulnerability of a stock, with example applications to six U.S. fisheries. NOAA Tech. Memo. NMFS-

F/SPO-101, 90p.


ICES Headquarters, Copenhagen. ICES CM 2009/RMC:10. 117 pp.

ICES. 2009. Report of the Working Group on Holistic Assessments of Regional Marine Ecosystems (WGHAME),

12-16 October 2009, ICES Headquarters, Copenhagen. ICES CM 2009/RMC:13. 76 pp.

Ecosystem Assessment Program. 2009. Ecosystem Status Report For the Northeast U.S. Continental Shelf Large

Marine Ecosystem. Northeast Fisheries Science Center Reference Document, 09-11. 34 p.

ICES. 2008. Report of the Working Group on Ecosystem Effects of Fishing Activities (WGECO), May 6–13 2008,

Copenhagen, Denmark. ICES CM 2008/ACOM:41. 269 pp.


ICES Headquarters, Copenhagen. ICES CM 2008/RMC:06. 113 pp.

NEFSC 2008. Assessment of 19 Northeast Groundfish Stocks through 2007 Report of the 3rd Groundfish

Assessment Review Meeting (GARM III), Northeast Fisheries Science Center, Woods Hole,

Massachusetts, August 4-8, 2008. Section 2.1. Northeast Fisheries Science Center Reference Document,

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08-15. pp. 855-865.

Overholtz, W.J., J.S. Link, M.J. Fogarty, L.Col, and C. Legault. 2008. US Northeast Shelf LME Biomass, target

biological reference points for fish and worldwide cross-system comparisons. GARM WP 3.1 GARM-III-

BRP Meeting

Link, J.S., W.J. Overholtz, C. Legault, L. Col, M.J. Fogarty. 2008. Energy budget contextualization of fish

biomasses at B_MSY. GARM WP 3.2 GARM-III-BRP Meeting

Overholtz, W.J., M.F. Fogarty, J.S. Link, C. Legault, and L. Col. 2008. Estimates of aggregate surplus production

for the GARM and other stock groups for the US Northeast Shelf LME. GARM WP 3.3 GARM-III-BRP Meeting

Link, J.S., R. Gamble, W.J. Overholtz, C. Legault, L. Col, and M.J. Fogarty. 2008. An Aggregate and MS

Production Model: A Simulator Tool GARM WP 3.4 GARM-III-BRP Meeting

Fogarty, M.J., W.J. Overholtz, and J. Link. 2008. Fishery Production Potential of the Northeast Continental Shelf

of the United States. GARM WP 3.5 GARM-III-BRP Meeting

Overholtz, W.J., J.S. Link, M. Fogarty, L. Col, and C. Legault. 2008. Target Biological Reference Points,

Worldwide Cross System Comparisons, and Aggregate Production Model Results for GARM Stocks.

GARM WP 2.1 GARM-III-Final Meeting

Nye, J.A. & J.S. Link. 2008. Changes in the distribution of Northwest Atlantic fish stocks in response to climate

change and fishing pressure. ICES Annual Science Conference. Halifax, Canada. ICES CM 2008/E:10 36

pp.

Nye, J.A. A. Bundy, N. Shackell, K.D. Friedland, & J.S. Link. 2008. Poissons sans frontiers: Comparing contiguous

surveys for major ecological and commercial species in the Northwest Atlantic, with a focus on trends,

synchronies and coherences. ICES CM 2008/E:16 47pp.

Townsend, H. M., J. S. Link, K. E. Osgood, T. Gedamke, G. M. Watters, J. J. Polovina, P. S. Levin, N. Cyr, and K.

Y. Aydin (editors). 2008. Report of the NEMoW (National Ecosystem Modeling Workshop). NOAA

Technical Memorandum NMFS-F/SPO-87. pp. 93.


San Sebastian, Spain. ICES CM 2007/RMC:08. 134 pp.

NEFSC 2007. Assessment Report (45th SARC/SAW). Section A.10. [TOR 6]. Northeast Fisheries Science Center

Reference Document, 07-16. pp 13-138.

NEFSC 2007. Assessment Report (44th SARC/SAW). Section B.8. [TOR 6]. Northeast Fisheries Science Center

Reference Document, 07-10. pp 332-344, 504-547.

Link, J., Almeida, F., Reid, B., Packer, D., Vitaliano, J., Noji, T., Murawski, S., McMillan , S., Brown, R., Rago, P.,

Guida, V., Collie, J., Valentine, P., Auster, P., Lindholm, J., Methratta, L., Brodziak, J., Arlen, L., Fogarty, M. 2007. What We Have Learned from Large Scale Closed Areas: the Northeast U.S. Example. The First

International Marine Protected Areas Congress (IMPAC1) Conference Proceedings p. 442-444.

Link, J. S. 2006. Northeastern United States. Pp. 65 in Kruse, G.H., Livingston, P., Overland, J.E., Jamieson, G.S.,

McKinell, S. and Perry, R.I. (eds). Report of the PICES/NPRB Workshop on Integration of Ecological

Indicators of the North Pacific with Emphasis on the Bering Sea. PICES Scientific Report No. 33.

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Link, J.S., Griswold, C.A. Methratta, E.M. & Gunnard, J. (eds). 2006. Documentation for the Energy Modeling and

Analysis eXercise (EMAX). Northeast Fisheries Science Center Reference Document, 06-15. 166 pp.

Link, J., W. Overholtz, J. O'Reilly, J. Green, E. Methratta, D. Dow, D. Palka, C. Legault, S. Edwards, G. Waring, W.

Stockhausen, D. Mountain, J. Vitaliano, V. Guida, J. Kane, J. Jossi, M. Fogarty, J. Brodziak, C. Griswold, C.

McCandless, N. Kohler, S. Fromm, L. Col, T. Smith, C. MacKenzie, and R. Goldberg. 2005. An Overview of

EMAX: The Northeast U.S. Continental Shelf Ecological Network. ICES CM 2005/L02 40 pp.

Steele, J., Bisagni, J., Collie, J., Fogarty, M., Gifford , M., Link, J., Sieracki, M., Sullivan, B., & Beet, A. 2005.

Constructing end-to-end budgets for the Georges Bank ecosystem. ICES CM 2005/M08 16 pp.

Garrison, L. and Link, J. 2004. An Expanded Multispecies Virtual Population Analysis Approach (MSVPAX) to

Evaluate Predator-Prey Interactions in Exploited Fish Ecosystems. VERSION 1.1. Users Manual and Model

Description. Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission, Wahsington, D.C.

White, G.C., Kline, L.L., Garrison, L.P. & Link, J.S. 2003. Expansion of multispecies modeling assessment approach

for management of coastal fisheries for Atlantic menhaden, bluefish, striped bass and weakfish. Annual Report

to the NOAA Chesapeake Bay Office.

Link, J.S. & Brodziak, J.K.T. 2003. Discussion Group Report for Defining Ecosystem Overfishing. Proceedings of the

7th National Stock Assessment Workshop: (Re)Building Sustainable Fisheries and Marine Ecosystems. NOAA

Tech. Memo. NMFS-F/SPO-62. pp. 29-32.

Link, J.S. 2003. A Model of Aggregate Biomass Tradeoffs. ICES Annual Science Conference. Theme Session on

Reference Point Approaches to Management within the Precautionary Approach. ICES CM 2003/Y08 28 pp.

Link, J.S. 2003. Understanding the long-term dynamics of non-traditional species in bentho-demersal communities.

ICES Annual Science Conference. Theme Session on Regional Long-Term Changes in the Spatial

Distribution, Abundance and Migration of Pelagic and Demersal Resources. ICES CM 2003/Q08 35 pp.

Link, J. & Brodziak, J. (eds.). 2002. Report on the Status of the NE US Continental Shelf Ecosystem. NEFSC

Ecosystem Status Working Group. Northeast Fisheries Science Center Ref. Doc. 02-11, 245 pp.

Link, J., Henwood, T. & Gledhill, C. 2002. Small pelagics in the Gulf of Mexico: A description of the abundance, geographic distribution, size, and depth distribution of major pelagic species. pp. 285-332 in McKay, M.,

Nides, J., & Vigil, D. (eds.). Proceedings: Gulf of Mexico Fish and Fisheries: bringing together new and recent

research, Oct. 2000. OCS Study, MMS 2002-004.

Link, J.S., Brodziak, J.K.T., Edwards, S.F., Overholtz, W.J., Mountain, D., Jossi, J.W., Smith , T.D. & Fogarty, M.J.

2001. Ecosystem status in the Northeast United States Continental Shelf Ecosystem: Integration, synthesis,

trends and meaning of ecosystem metrics. Or Getting to the brass tacks of ecosystem based fishery

management. ICES Annual Science Conference. Theme Session on the Use and Information Content of

Ecosystem Metrics and Reference Points. ICES CM 2001/T10 41 pp.

Mayer, L., Dow, D., Fogarty, M., Jossi, J., Lamont, M., Lavery, A., Link, J., O‘Connor, R., Singh, H., Solow, A. &

Varma, H. 2000. Working Group Report on data visualization analysis, and modeling. Census of Marine Life Gulf of Maine Workshop, 6 pp. (See http://www.whoi.edu/marinecensus/doc/Reference/Workshop_1.htm).

Link, J. 2000. Fisheries management in an ecosystem context: what does this mean, what do we want, and can we do it?

Proceedings of the 6th National Stock Assessment Workshop: Incorporating Ecosystem Considerations into

Stock Assessments and Management Advice. NOAA Tech. Memo. NMFS-F/SPO-46. pp. 5-11.

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Overholtz, W.O., Link, J.S. & Murawski, S.A. 2000. Working group report: ecosystem indicators. Proceedings of the

6th National Stock Assessment Workshop: Incorporating Ecosystem Considerations into Stock Assessments

and Management Advice. NOAA Tech. Memo. NMFS-F/SPO-46. pp. 51-53.

Link, J.S. & Almeida, F.P. 2000. An overview and history of the food web dynamics program of the Northeast

Fisheries Science Center, Woods Hole, Massachusetts. NOAA Tech. Memo. NMFS-NE-159, 60 pp.

Almeida, F., Fogarty, M., Grosslein, M., Kaminer, B., Link, J., Michaels, W. & Rountree, R. 1999. Georges Bank

Predation Study: Report of the 1994-1996 Field Seasons. Northeast Fisheries Science Center Ref. Doc. 99-06,

58 pp.

SUBMITTED MANUSCRIPTS/MANUSCRIPTS IN NMFS REVIEW Link, J.S., T.F. Ihde, C.J. Harvey, S.K. Gaichas, J.C. Field, J.K.T. Brodziak, H.M. Townsend, R.M. Peterman.

(Submitted ms, Dec. 2010) Dealing with Uncertainty in Ecosystem Models: The Paradox of Use for Living

Marine Resource Management. Prog. Oceanogr.

Friedland, K.D., C. Stock, K.F. Drinkwater, J.S. Link, R. Leaf, B. Shank, J. Rose, C.H. Pilskaln & M. Fogarty.

(Submitted ms, NEFSC Internal Review, June 2011). Pathways Between Primary Production and Fisheries

Yields of Large Marine Ecosystems. PLoS One

Methratta, E.T. & Link, J.S. (Submitted ms., June 2011). Feeding hotspots for NW Atlantic groundfish. ICES J.

Mar. Sci.

Fogarty, M.J., K. Friedland, L. Col, R. Gamble, J. Hare, K. Hyde, J. Link, S. Lucey, H. Liu, J. Nye, W.J.

Overholtz, D. Richardson, B. Rountree, and M. Taylor. (Submitted ms., June 2011). Status of the

Northeast U.S. Continental Shelf Large Marine Ecosystem: An Indicator-Based Approach. AFS Gulf of

Maine Symposium Proceedings

Essington, T.E., M.C. Melnychuk, T.A. Branch, S. Heppel, O.P. Jensen, J.S. Link, S.J.D. Martell, A.M. Parma, J.G.

Pope, A.D.M. Smith. (Submitted ms, Sept. 2011). Catch shares, fisheries and ecological stewardship: a

metaanalysis of resource responses to a rights-based policy instrument. Conservation Letters

Bundy A., E.C. Bohaboy, D.O. Hjermann, F.J. Mueter, C. Fu, J.S. Link (Submitted ms, Oct. 2011) Common

patterns, common drivers: Comparative analysis of aggregate systemic surplus production across ecosystems. Marine Ecology Progress Series

Fogarty, M.J., Overholtz, W.J. and J.S. Link. (Submitted ms, Oct. 2011). Aggregate Surplus Production Models for

Demersal Fishery Resources of the Gulf of Maine. Marine Ecology Progress Series

C. Fu, J. Boldt, J.S. Link, A. Bundy, S. Gaichas, R. Gamble, A. Cook, K. R. Utne, H. Liu, K. Friedland. (Submitted

ms, Oct. 2011). The relative importance of fishing, trophodynamic and environmental drivers on a series of

marine ecosystems. Marine Ecology Progress Series

Gamble, R.J., J.S. Link. (Submitted ms, Oct. 2011). Using an Aggregate Production Fisheries Simulation Model

with Ecological Interactions to Explore Effects of Fishing and Climate on an Example Fish Community.

Marine Ecology Progress Series

Gaichas, S., R. Gamble, M. Fogarty, H. Benoit, T. Essington, C. Fu, M. Koen-Alonso, J. Link. (Submitted ms, Oct.

2011). Assembly Rules for Aggregate-Species Production Models: Simulations in Support of Management

Strategy Evaluation. Marine Ecology Progress Series

Lucey, S.M., A.M. Cook, J. Boldt, J.S. Link, T. Essignton, and T.J. Miller (Submitted ms, Oct. 2011). Aggregate

Surplus Production across 12 Northern Hemisphere Ecosystems. Marine Ecology Progress Series

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Moksness, E., J. Link, K. Drinkwater, S. Gaichas. (Submitted ms, Oct. 2011). A Dedication to Bern Megrey:

Pioneer of Comparative Marine Ecosystem Analyses. Marine Ecology Progress Series

Pranovi F., J. Link, C. Fu, A. Cook, H. Liu, S. Gaichas, K. Friedland, J. Boldt, K.R. Utne, H. Benoit (Submitted ms,

Oct. 2011) Trophic level structuring of the distribution of biomass in a comparative grouping of marine

ecosystems. Marine Ecology Progress Series

Link, J.S., S. Gaichas, T.J. Miller, T. Essington, A. Bundy, J. Boldt, K.F. Drinkwater, E. Moksness (Submitted ms,

Oct. 2011). Synthesizing Lessons Learned from Comparing Fisheries Production in 13 Northern

Hemisphere Ecosystems: Emergent Fundamental Features. Marine Ecology Progress Series

PUBLISHED WEBPAGES Canned Talks Webpage Mar. 2006

http://localonly.wh.whoi.edu/CannedTalks/

Webpage of EBFM June 2002

http://www.nefsc.nmfs.gov/pbio/fwdp/EBFM_links.htm

Food Web Dynamics Program web page Mar. 1999

http://www.nefsc.nmfs.gov/pbio/fwdp/FWDP.htm

PRESENTATIONS SYNPOSIS My career thus far has resulted in over 200 presentations with published abstracts at scientific meetings.

Additionally, there have been over 50 invited or special presentations at various stakeholder meetings, seminars

series, symposia, fisheries management meetings, collaborating institutions, with the media, and so forth. These

have spanned the range from fully scientific to interacting with Industry and NGO stakeholders to speaking to

students at various levels.

PRESENTATIONS (PUBLISHED ABSTRACTS) (presenter indicated by *, poster indicated by §)

Fu, C., J. Boldt*, J. Link, A. Bundy, S. Gaichas, R. Gamble, A. Cook, K.R. Utne, H. Liu. 2011. The effects and relative importance of fishing, trophodynamic and environmental drivers on ecosystems. ICES Annual

Science Conference, Gdansk, Poland.

*Col, L., J. Link, S. Cadrin, D. Palka. 2011. Estimating fish predation by marine mammals on the Northeast US

continental shelf. ICES Annual Science Conference, Gdansk, Poland.

*Link, J.S., S. Gaichas,T.J. Miller, T. Essington, A. Bundy, J. Boldt, K.F. Drinkwater, and E. Moksness. 2011,

Contrasts Across Levels of Aggregation, Ecosystems and Drivers: Lessons Learned from Fisheries

Production Estimates in 11 Northern Hemisphere Ecosystems. ICES Annual Science Conference, Gdansk,

Poland.

Fogarty, M., S. Gaichas*, H. Benoit, T. Essington, C. Fu, R. Gamble, M. Koen-Alonso, J. Link. 2011. Assembly

Rules for Aggregate-Species Production Models: Simulations in Support of Management Strategy

Evaluation. ICES Annual Science Conference, Gdansk, Poland.

*Gamble, R., J. Link, M. Fogarty, S. Gaichas, J. Nye, H. Benoit, T. Essington. 2011. Simulating the Triad of Drivers

With MS-PROD, a Multispecies Production Model. ICES Annual Science Conference, Gdansk, Poland.

*Lucey, S.M. , R.J. Gamble, T.J. Miller, W.T. Stockhausen, J.L. Boldt, D.O. Hjermann, K. Friedland, A. Cook, J.S.

Link. 2011. Comparison of surplus production estimates with and without environmental co-variates:

Patterns for functionally aggregated groups across 10 large marine ecosystems in the northern hemisphere.

ICES Annual Science Conference, Gdansk, Poland.

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*Stockhausen, W.T., T.J. Miller, M. Koen-Alonso, T.E. Essington, S.M. Lucey, R.J. Gamble, J.S. Link, K.

Friedland & S.K. Gaichas. 2011. Can a Full Multispecies Production Model Tell Us Anything Single-

Species Models with Covariates Can't? ICES Annual Science Conference, Gdansk, Poland.

*Melnychuk, M., T.E. Essington, O. Jensen, T.A. Branch, J. Pope, A. Parma, T. Smith, J. Link, S. Heppell, S.

Martell. 2011. Can Catch-Share Fisheries Better Track Management Targets? 141st Annual Meeting,

American Fisheries Society. Seattle, WA.

*Mehaffie, N. C., J. S. Link, S. Sutton & T. J. Miller. 2011. Quantifying the contribution of diadromous species to

the diets of marine predators in the Gulf of Maine. 141st Annual Meeting, American Fisheries Society.

Seattle, WA.

*§Col, L., J. Link, S. Cadrin, & D. Palka. 2011. Should Marine Mammal Consumption be Included in Stock

Assessments of Small Pelagics? 141st Annual Meeting, American Fisheries Society. Seattle, WA.

Alade, L., M. Traver*, K. Sosebee, & J. Link. 2011. Predatory Consumption of Silver hake (Merluccius bilinearis)

in the Northwest Atlantic. 141st Annual Meeting, American Fisheries Society. Seattle, WA.

Fogarty, M., S.K. Gaichas*, H. Benoit, T.E. Essington, C. Fu, R.J. Gamble, M. Koen-Alonso, J.S. Link. 2011.

Assembly Rules for Aggregate-Species Production Models: Simulations in Support of Management

Strategy Evaluation. 141st Annual Meeting, American Fisheries Society. Seattle, WA.

Bohaboy, E.C., F.J. Mueter*, A.Bundy, C. Fu, D.O. Hjermann, J.S. Link. 2011. Common Patterns, Common Drivers: Comparative Analysis of System-Level Aggregate Surplus Production Across Northern

Hemisphere Ecosystems. 141st Annual Meeting, American Fisheries Society. Seattle, WA.

*Lucey, S.M., R.J. Gamble, T.J. Miller, W. Stockhausen, J. Boldt, D.O. Hjermann, J.S. Link. 2011. Comparison of

Surplus Production Estimates with and without Environmental and Ecological Co-Variates: Patterns for

Functionally Aggregated Groups Across 11 Large Marine Northern Hemisphere Ecosystems. 141st Annual

Meeting, American Fisheries Society. Seattle, WA.

*Holsman, K., W. Stockhausen, T.E. Essington, M. Koen-Alonso, R.J. Gamble, J.S. Link, T.J Miller. 2011.

Comparing Surplus Production Fit with and without Environmental and Ecological Co-Variates for 11

Large Marine Ecosystems In the Northern Hemisphere. 141st Annual Meeting, American Fisheries Society. Seattle, WA.

*Fu, C, J. Boldt, A. Bundy, A. Cook, H. Liu, K.R. Utne, J.S. Link. 2011. Multivariate Empirical Contrasts Across

11 Northern Hemisphere Ecosystems. 141st Annual Meeting, American Fisheries Society. Seattle, WA.

*Gamble, R.J., S.K. Gaichas, J.S. Link, J. Boldt, C. Fu, A. Cook, Z.T. A'mar. 2011. A Surplus Production Model

Database Incorporating Biomass, Catch and Environmental Data for Multiple Ecosystems: Construction,

Projects, and Synthesis. 141st Annual Meeting, American Fisheries Society. Seattle, WA.

*Stockhausen, W.T., T.J. Miller, M. Koen-Alonso, S.M. Lucey, R.J. Gamble, J.S. Link, S.K. Gaichas. 2011. Taking

the Final Step: Can a Full Multispecies Production Model Tell Us Anything Single-Species Models with

Covariates Can't? 141st Annual Meeting, American Fisheries Society. Seattle, WA.

*Nye, J., R.J. Gamble, J. Link, S.M. Lucey, E.A. Fulton. 2011. Kill, Kill, Kill! : Simulating Marine Ecosystems

without Dogfish (or cod, or herring, or birds). 141st Annual Meeting, American Fisheries Society. Seattle,

WA.

Townsend, H., R. *Gamble, A. Smith, J. Link, E. Fulton, I. Kaplan, C. Harvey, C. Ainsworth, T. Ihde, P. Levin.

2011. Comparing the implications of marine mammal recovery in three large marine ecosystems using the

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full system model, ATLANTIS. Advances in Marine Ecosystem Modeling Symposium : AMEMR III-

‗The Next Generation‘. Plymouth, UK.

*Nye, J.A., T.M. Joyce, Y.-O. Kwon, & J.S. Link. 2011. Silver hake tracks changes Gulf Stream position and

Northwest Atlantic circulation. . Southern New England Chapter, AFS Summer Meeting, Old Lyme, CT.

*Sutton, S.E., B.E. Smith, J.S. Link, S. McDermott, N. Mehaffie. 2011. Predation on Diadromous fish in the

Northwest Atlantic: Finding the needle in a haystack of groundfish stomachs. Southern New England

Chapter, AFS Summer Meeting, Old Lyme, CT.

*Gaichas, S., J.S. Link, T.J. Miller, T. Essington, R.I. Perry, A. Bundy, J. Boldt, K.F. Drinkwater, and E. Moksness. 2011. Using production models as tools to examine factors that influence productivity of marine systems:

Contrasts across levels of aggregation, ecosystems and drivers. ESSAS 2011 Open Science Meeting.

Seattle, WA.

Foargty, M.J., S. Gaichas*, H. Benoit, T. Essington, C. Fu, R. Gamble, M. Koen-Alonso, J. Link. 2011. Assembly


Evaluation. 2nd International Marine Conservation Congress. Victoria, BC.

Bundy, A., E. Bohaboy, C. Fu, D. Hjermann, J. Link*, B. Megrey, F. Mueter, W.J. Overholtz. 2010. The whole is

less than the sum of the parts: comparative analysis of aggregate surplus production across ecosystems.

26th Lowell Wakefield Symosium: Ecosystems 2010: Global Progress on Ecosystem-based Fisheries

Management. Anchorage, AK.

*Fogarty, M., S. Gaichas, H. Benoit, T. Essington, C. Fu, R. Gamble, M. Koen-Alonso, J. Link. 2010. Assembly


Evaluation. 26th Lowell Wakefield Symosium: Ecosystems 2010: Global Progress on Ecosystem-based

Fisheries Management. Anchorage, AK.

*Fogarty, M.J., W.J. Overholtz & J.S. Link. 2010. Ecosystem-Based Fishery Management for the Northeast U.S.

Continental Shelf: Options for Implementation. 26th Lowell Wakefield Symosium: Ecosystems 2010:

Global Progress on Ecosystem-based Fisheries Management. Anchorage, AK.

Megrey, B.A., J.S. Link*, T.J. Miller, T. Essington, R.I. Perry, A. Bundy, K.F. Drinkwater & E. Moksness. 2010. Using Production Models as a Tool to Support EBFM: A Comparative Analysis of Indicators among

Eleven Northern Hemisphere Ecosystems. 26th Lowell Wakefield Symosium: Ecosystems 2010: Global

Progress on Ecosystem-based Fisheries Management. Anchorage, AK.

*Link, J.S., R J. Gamble, & E.A. Fulton. 2010. The utility of strategic outputs from a full system model: The

ATLANTIS NEUS experience. 26th Lowell Wakefield Symosium: Ecosystems 2010: Global Progress on

Ecosystem-based Fisheries Management. Anchorage, AK.

Megrey, B.A., J.S. Link, T.J. Miller, T. Essington, R. I. Perry, A. Bundy, K.F. Drinkwater*, and E. Moksness.

2010. Can production models be used as a tool to examine factors that influence productivity of marine

systems? PICES Annual Meeting, Portland, OR.

*Link, J.S., B.A. Megrey, T.J. Miller, T. Essington, R.I. Perry, A. Bundy, E. Moksness & K.F. Drinkwater. 2010.

Large-scale Regional Comparisons of Marine Biogeochemistry and Ecosystem Processes: Application of

Production Models as a Tool to Identify Key Factors Within and Between Ocean Basins. IMBER-

IMBIZO2, Crete, Greece

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Bundy, A., L. Shannon, Y. Shin, J. Blanchard, M. Coll, D. Jouffre and J. Link*. 2010. A global comparison of

marine ecosystem response to fishing using a suite of ecological indicators. IMBER-IMBIZO2, Crete,

Greece

*Richardson, D.E., J.A. Hare, M.J. Fogarty & J.S. Link. 2010. The role of haddock egg predation in the collapse of

an Atlantic herring population. ICES Annual Science Conference, Nantes, France.

*Byron, C., D. Bengtson, J. Link, B. Costa-Pierce, R. Rheault, D. Beutel. and D. Alves. 2010. Modeling Carrying

Capacity for Bivalve Aquaculture Using Mass-Balance Modeling and Stakeholder Collaboration. ICES

Annual Science Conference, Nantes, France.

*Megrey, B.A., J.S. Link, T.J. Miller, T. Essington, R.I. Perry, A. Bundy, E. Moksness & K.F. Drinkwater. 2010.

Using production models as a tool to examine factors that influence productivity of marine systems: A

comparative analysis among 10 northern hemisphere ecosystems. ICES Annual Science Conference,

Nantes, France.

*§Curti, K.L., J.S. Collie, J.S. Link, C.M. Legault. 2010. Estimating species interactions in the Georges Bank fish

community. AFS 2010 Annual Meeting, Pittsburgh, PA.

*§Gamble, R.J., J.S. Link, & E.A. Fulton. 2010. ATLANTIS-NEUS: Exploring ecosystem dynamics, possible

management actions, and climate scenarios in the northeast U.S. large marine ecosystem with ATLANTIS.

AFS 2010 Annual Meeting, Pittsburgh, PA.

*Hare, J., M.J. Fogarty, K. Friedland, J. S. Link, J. Nye, W.J. Overholtz, and D. Richardson. 2010. Climate change

and fisheries in the northeast U.S. shelf Large Marine Ecosystem. AFS 2010 Annual Meeting, Pittsburgh,

PA.

Link, J.S., R.J. Gamble*, W.J. Overhotlz, & M.J. Fogarty. 2010. Multimodel inference in support of marine

ecosystem-based fisheries management. AFS 2010 Annual Meeting, Pittsburgh, PA.

*Link, J.S., M.C. Tyrrell, H. Moustahfid. 2010. The importance of including predation mortality in the evaluation

and management of forage fishes. 1st World Seabird Conference, Victoria, BC.

*Megrey, B.A., J.S. Link, T. Miller, T. Essington, R.I. Perry, A. Bundy, K.F. Drinkwater, J. Boldt, and E. Moksness. 2010. CAMEO Surplus Production Modeling Workshop: Quantitative tools to compare sub-

arctic marine ecosystems. ESSAS 2010 Annual Science Meeting. Reykjavik, Iceland.

*Link, J.S., E.A. Fulton, R.J. Gamble. 2010. Lessons learned from applying an end-to-end full system model in a

well-studied fisheries context: The ATLANTIS NEUS experience. ESSAS 2010 Annual Science Meeting.

Reykjavik, Iceland.

*Link, J.S., R.J. Gamble, W.J. Overhotlz, M.J. Fogarty, & K. Sosebee. 2010. What would the ocean look like

without any dogfish? Multimodel inference from simulations of the Northeast U.S. large marine

ecosystem. American Society of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists, American Elasmobranch Society

Feeding Symposium, Providence, RI.

*§Link, J.S., B.E. Smith, D. McElroy*, R.S. McBride, J. Hauser, & K. Sosebee. 2010. The trophic role of assorted

skate and dogfish species in the northwest Atlantic ecosystem. American Society of Ichthyologists and

Herpetologists, American Elasmobranch Society Feeding Symposium, Providence, RI.

*§McDermott, S., P. Wilbur, L. Chiarella, P. Brownell, J. Link, K. Friedland, B. Smith, T. Sheehan. 2010. Science

Support Needs for East Coast Diadromous Fish Protection and Restoration: Addressing Management

Priorities Through Science. NMFS NSAW/NHAW, St. Petersburg, FL.

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*Nye, J.A., J.S. Link, D. Richardson & J.A. Hare. 2010. Climate-induced changes in distribution and spawning of

Northeast US fish. 34th Annual Larval Fish Conference, Santa Fe, NM.

Link, J.S., S. Lucey*, J. Melgey, L.A. Col, & J.A. Nye. 2010. Examining cannablism in relation to recruitment of

silver hake in the northwest Atlantic. Hake 2010: International Symposium on the Biology, Harvesting,

Management and Conservation of Hakes. Portland, ME.

*Nye, J.A., J.S. Link, and J.A. Hare. 2010. Climate-induced changes in distribution of Northwest Atlantic fish and

invertebrates: implications for management. International Symposium on Climate Change Effects on Fish

and Fisheries. Sendai, Japan.

*Nye, J.A., J.S. Link, S. Lucey and J.A. Hare. 2010. Climate-induced changes in distribution of Northeast US fish

and invertebrates: implications for management. Ocean Sciences Meeting, Portland, OR.

*Shackell, N., A. Bundy, J. Nye, J. Link. 2010. Coherence of key indicators in contiguous large-scale ecosystems

in the Northwest Atlantic in response to climate and fishing. Ocean Sciences Meeting, Portland, OR.

*Col, L., J. Link, D. Palka, W. Overholtz, G. Waring, M. Fogarty, & S. Cadrin. 2009. Estimating marine mammal

consumption of commercially and ecologically important prey species on the Northeast US continental

shelf. Society for Marine Mammology 18th Biennial Conference, Quebec City, QC.

*Bundy, A., J. Link, B. Smith and A. Cook. 2009. You are what you eat … whenever you eat it: an integrative analysis of fish food habits across different seasons in eastern US and Canadian waters. Gulf of Maine

Symposium, St. Andrews, NB.

*Nye, J.A., Bundy, A., Shackell, N. Friedland, K.D., and J.S. Link. 2009. Coherence in population trends of major

fish species in the Gulf of Maine ecosystem: a comparison of fisheries independent survey data. Gulf of

Maine Symposium, St. Andrews, NB.

*Friedland, K.D., J.P. Manning and J.S.Link. 2009. Environmental and biological factors affecting the survival of

Atlantic salmon, Salmo salar, in Maine, USA. Gulf of Maine Symposium, St. Andrews, NB.

*Shackell, N., A. Bundy, , J. Nye, M. Fogarty, W. Overholtz, and Link, J.S.. 2009. Ecosystem Drivers in the Northwest Atlantic: A Comparison of Canadian and US Indicators from Several, Contiguous Regional

Ecosystems. Gulf of Maine Symposium, St. Andrews, NB.

Nye, J.A. and J.S. Link. 2009. Temperature-modified stock-recruitment relationships for Northwest Atlantic fish

stocks, a metapopulation approach. ICES Annual Science Conference, Berlin, Germany.

*§Link, J.S., F. Pranovi, M. Coll, S. Libralato, V. Christensen, C. Legault. 2009. Exploring Novel Metrics of

Ecosystem Overfishing Using Energy Budget Model Outputs. Ecopath 25 Years Congress, Vancouver,

BC.

*Link, J.S. 2009. A Simple Approach for Enhancing Ecological Networks and Energy Budgets (namely Ecopath):

Please, Let‘s Do Some PREBAL Before We Start Balancing. Ecopath 25 Years Congress, Vancouver, BC.

*§Gamble, R.J., J. S. Link & E. A. Fulton. 2009. Simulation of the U.S. Northeast Continental Shelf Large Marine

Ecosystem: An Application of the Atlantis Modeling Framework. 139th Annual American Fisheries

Society Meeting, Nashville, TN.

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*Gamble, R.J., J. S. Link . 2009. Analyzing biomass tradeoffs due to ecological and fishing effects using a

multispecies production model (MS-PROD). 139th Annual American Fisheries Society Meeting, Nashville,

TN.

*Nye, J.A. and J.S. Link. 2009. Temperature-modified stock-recruitment relationships for Northwest Atlantic fish

stocks, a metapopulation approach. 139th Annual American Fisheries Society Meeting, Nashville, TN.

*Nye, J.A. J.S. Link, and J.A. Hare. 2009. Climate-induced changes in spatial distribution of Northwest Atlantic

fish stocks: implications for management. 139th Annual American Fisheries Society Meeting, Nashville,

TN.

Moustahfid, H, J. S. Link, W. J. Overholtz, and M. C. Tyrrell. 2009. The advantage of incorporating explicitly

predation mortality in stock assessment of small pelagic species: The Northwest Atlantic mackerel

example. 139th Annual American Fisheries Society Meeting, Nashville, TN.

Tyrrell, M.C., J. Link, H. Moustahfid and W. Overholtz. 2009. Evaluating the effect of predation mortality on

forage species population dynamics in the Northeast US continental shelf ecosystem using multispecies

virtual population analysis. 139th Annual American Fisheries Society Meeting, Nashville, TN.

§Coll, M. L.J. *Shannon, D. Yemane, J.S. Link, H. Ojaveer, S. Neira, D. Jouffre, P. Labrosse, J. J. Heymans, E.A.

Fulton & Y.-J. Shin. 2009. Ranking the ecological relative status of exploited marine ecosystems. 3rd

GLOBEC Open Science Meeting, Victoria, BC.

*Link, J.S., D. Yemane, L.J. Shannon M. Coll, Y. J. Shin, L. Hill, M.F. Borges, A. Bundy, & K. Aydin. 2009.

Contrasting Drivers of Ecosystem Response via the Comparison of Marine Ecosystem Indicators: Multiple

Ecosystems and Multiple Indicators. 3rd GLOBEC Open Science Meeting, Victoria, BC.

*Link, J.S. R.J. Gamble, & E.A. Fulton. 2009. Presentation of an ATLANTIS Application for the NEUS

Ecosystem: A Scary Model, Lots of Data, Comforting Validation, and a Naïvely Optimistic Step Towards

EAM. 3rd GLOBEC Open Science Meeting, Victoria, BC.

*Byron, C. & J.S.Link. 2009. Feeding Ecology of Four Demersal Predators: Black Sea Bass (Centropristis striata),

Scup (Stenotomus chrysops), Northern Searobin (Prionotus carolinus), and Striped Searobin (Prionotus

evolans). Southern New England Chapter, AFS, Summer Meeting. Amherst, MA.

*Link, J.S. 2009. Implementing EBFM in the U.S. Atlantic. Bevan Symposia: Implementing Ecosystem-Based

Fisheries Management Workshop, Univ. of Washington, Seattle, WA.

*Nye, J.N., J.S. Link, J.A. Hare, M.J. Fogarty, and W.J. Overholtz. 2009. Changing spatial distribution of

Northwest Atlantic fish stocks in relation to temperature and stock size. Ninth NEFSC Science Symposium,

Newport, RI.

*§Vitaliano, J., R. Reid, D. Packer, V. Guida, T. Noji, S. Fromm, J. Link, and F. Almeida. 2009. Broadscale

invertebrate tube coverage on the seabed: implications for sediment characteristics, species-habitat

interactions, habitat mapping, and EFH on Georges Bank. Ninth NEFSC Science Symposium, Newport,

RI.

*§Gamble, R.J., H. Moustahfid, M.C. Tyrrell, B.E. Smith, and J.S. Link. 2009. A simulator of multi-species

interactions using a guild-based Biomass Production Model. Ninth NEFSC Science Symposium, Newport,

RI.

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*Megrey, B.A., Hare, J.A., Dommasnes, A., Gjøsæter, H., Stockhausen, W., Overholtz, W., Gaichas, S., Skaret, G.,

Falk-Petersen, J., Link, J.S., Mueter, F., and Friedland K. 2008. A comparison of biological trends from 4

Northern Hemisphere regions. 5th World Fisheries Congress, Yokohama, Japan.

*§Bundy, A., Link, J., Smith, B., and Cook, A. 2008. You are what you eat … whenever you eat it: an integrative

analysis of fish food habits across different seasons in eastern US and Canadian waters. ICES Annual

Science Conference, Halifax, N.S.

Bundy, A., Shackell, N., *Nye, J., Friedland, K. and Link, J. 2008. Poissons sans frontiers: Comparing contiguous

surveys for major ecological and commercial species in the Northwest Atlantic, with a focus on trends,

synchronies and coherences. ICES Annual Science Conference, Halifax, N.S.

*Nye, J. and Link, J. 2008. Meta-analysis of changing spatial distribution of Northwest Atlantic fish and

invertebrate stocks in relation to temperature and stock structure. ICES Annual Science Conference,

Halifax, N.S.

*§Coll, M., Shannon, L.J., Shin, Y.J., Yemane, D., Lee, J.B., Link, J., Aydin, K., Jouffre, D., Borges, F., Ojaveer,

H., Labrosse, P., and Neira, S. 2008. Ranking relative status of exploited marine ecosystems using

multiple ecological indicators on states and trends. ICES Annual Science Conference, Halifax, N.S.

*§Vitaliano, J., Reid, R., Packer, D. Guida, V., Noji, T., Fromm, S., Link, J. & Almeida, F. 2008. Broadscale

invertebrate tube coverage on the seabed. implications for sediment properties, animal–sediment

interactions, habitat characteristics, and habitat mapping on Georges Bank. ICES Annual Science Conference, Halifax, N.S.

*§Vitaliano J, Reid RN, Packer DB, Guida VG, Link JS, Smith BE, Valentine P. 2008. Benthic habitat features

observed on Georges Bank from 1999 to 2000. 37th Annual Benthic Ecology Meeting, Providence, RI.

*Moustahfid, H., Overholtz, W.J., Link J.S., and Tyrrell, M.C. 2008. The advantage of explicitly incorporating

predation mortality into age-structured stock assessment models: an application to Northwest Atlantic

mackerel. 138th Annual Meeting of the American Fisheries Society. Ottawa, ON.

*Nye, J.A., J.S. Link, M. Fogarty, J. Hare, W. Overholtz, and L. Jacobson. 2008. Overview of temperature-induced

shifts in stock location in the Northwest Atlantic ecosystem. FATE Annual meeting, La Jolla, CA

*Methratta, E.T. and Link, J.S. 2008. Spatially-explicit variation in consumption rates: A case study from the

Northeastern U.S. Continental Shelf ecosystem. Theme Workshop: Ecological and Ecosystem Models for

Ecosystem-based Management in the Chesapeake. Chesapeake Modeling Symposium. Annapolis, MD.

*§Vitaliano, J., Reid, R., Packer, D., Guida, V., Link, J., Smith, B., and Valentine, P. 2008. Benthic Habitat

Features Observed on Georges Bank From 1999 to 2000. Benthic Ecology Meeting. Providence, RI.

*Moustahfid H., Overholtz W. J., and J. S. Link. 2008. The advantage of incorporating explicitly predation mortality

in stock assessment of small pelagic species. FAO Symposium on Science and the Challenge of Managing

Small Pelagic Fisheries on Shared Stocks in Northwest Africa. Casablanca, Morocco.

*Link, J S, Megrey, B A, Gjoesaeter, H, Stockhausen, W, Skaret, G, Overholtz, W, Gaichas, S, Dommasnes, A,

Falk-Petersen, J, Mueter, F. 2008. A Comparison Of Biological Trends From Four Northern Hemisphere

Marine Ecosystems. 2008 Ocean Sciences Meeting, Orlando, FL.

*Pranovi, F. & Link, J. 2007. Ecosystem exploitation and trophodynamic indicators: a comparison between the

Northern Adriatic Sea and Southern New England. 6th European Conference on Ecosystem Modeling.

Trieste, Italy.

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*Megrey, B.A., Hare, J., Dommasnes, A., Gjoester, H., Stockhausen, W., Overholtz, W., Gaichas, S., Skaret, G.,

Falk-Petersen, J., Link, J.S. & Friedland, K. 2007. Recruitment variation in functionally equivalent fish

stocks: A cross-ecosystem comparison. PICES 16th Annual Meeting. Victoria, BC. p. 193.

*Gaichas, S., Skaret, G., Falk-Petersen, J., Link, J.S., Overholtz, W., Megrey, B.A., Gjoester, H., Stockhausen, W.,

Dommasnes, A. & Aydin, K. 2007. A comparison of community and trophic structure in four marine

ecosystems based on energy budgets and system metrics. PICES 16th Annual Meeting. Victoria, BC. p.

183.

*Link, J.S. & Idoine, J. 2007. Mortality of shrimp Pandalus borealis: Local influence of predation in the Gulf of Maine. PICES 16th Annual Meeting. Victoria, BC. p. 70.

*Link, J.S. Col, L., Overholtz, W., O‘Reilly, J., Guida, V., Green, J., Dow, D., Palka, D., Legault, C., Vitaliano, J.,

Griswold, C., Fogarty, M. & Friedland, K. 2007. Evaluating the role of small pelagics in the Gulf of

Maine: EMAX scenarios of energy flow. PICES 16th Annual Meeting. Victoria, BC. p. 37.

*Link, J., Friedland, K., Hare, J., Overholtz, W. & Taylor, M. 2007.An Orientation to the Gulf of Maine-Georges

Bank Ecosystem. ICES Annual Science Conference. Helsinki, Finland.

*Steele, J., Collie, J., Gifford, D., Fogarty, M. & Link, J. 2007. Species versus functional diversity in a fish

community. ICES Annual Science Conference. Helsinki, Finland.

*Pranovi, F. & Link, J. 2007. Comparative analysis of trophic webs of South New England and Northern Adriatic

Sea. ICES Annual Science Conference. Helsinki, Finland.

*Link, J.S., Stockhausen, W., Skaret, G., Overholtz, W., Megrey, B.A., Gjoesaeter, H., Gaichas, S., Dommasnes, A.,

Falk-Petersen, J., Aydin, K., Kane, J., Mueter, F., Friedland, K., Hare, J. 2007. A comparison of trends in

the biotic communities from four marine ecosystems: synchronies, differences, and commonalities. ICES

Annual Science Conference. Helsinki, Finland.

Gaichas, S., Skaret, G., Falk-Petersen, J., Link, J.S., Overholtz, W., *Megrey, B.A., Gjoesaeter, H., Stockhausen,

W., Dommasnes, A. & Aydin, K. 2007. A comparison of community and trophic structure in four marine

ecosystems based on energy budgets and system metrics. ICES Annual Science Conference. Helsinki, Finland.

*Megrey, B.A., Hare, J., Dommasnes, A., Gjøsæter, H., Stockhausen, W., Overholtz, W., Gaichas, S., Skaret, G.,

Falk-Petersen, J. & Link, J.S. 2007. A cross-ecosystem comparison of temporal variability in recruitment

of functionally analogous fish stocks. ICES Annual Science Conference. Helsinki, Finland.

*Curti, K., Collie, J. & Link, J. 2007. Age-structured multispecies model of the Georges Bank fish community.

137th Annual Meeting of the American Fisheries Society. San Francisco, CA.

*Overholtz, W.J., Jacobson, L.D. & Link, J.S. 2007. An ecosystem approach for assessment advice and biological

reference points for the Gulf of Maine- Georges Bank herring complex. 137th Annual Meeting of the

American Fisheries Society. San Francisco, CA.

*Guida, V., Link, J., O‘Reilly, J., Dow, D., Fogarty, M., Vitaliano, J., Legault, C., Overholtz, W., Green, J., Palka,

D. & Brodziak, J. 2007. Trophic Network Modeling of the Marine Ecosystem in the Northeastern US:

How do blind men "see" an elephant? 137th Annual Meeting of the American Fisheries Society. San

Francisco, CA.

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*§Gamble, R.J., Moustahfid, H., Tyrell, M.C., Smith, B.E., & Link, J.S. 2007. An Aggregate Biomass Model: The

Search for Tradeoffs. 137th Annual Meeting of the American Fisheries Society. San Francisco, CA.

*§Moustahfid, H., Tyrrell, M.C., Link, J.S., Smith, B.E. & Gamble, R. 2007. Accounting for predation mortality in

single species models of Longfin squid (Loligo Pealeii). 137th Annual Meeting of the American Fisheries

Society. San Francisco, CA.

*§Tyrrell, M.C., Moustahfid, H., Smith, B.E., Gamble, R.J., & Link, J.S. 2007. Application of an MSVPA to

evaluate the effect of predation mortality on forage species in the Northwest Atlantic ecosystem. 137th

Annual Meeting of the American Fisheries Society. San Francisco, CA.

*Link, J., Field, J., Gaichas, S., Townsend, H. & Tyrrell, M. 2007. Applications of ecosystem modeling in fishery

management: an overview. 137th Annual Meeting of the American Fisheries Society. San Francisco, CA.

*§Gamble, R.J., Moustahfid, H., Tyrrell, M.C., Smith, B.E., & Link, J.S. 2007. A Simulator of Multi-Species

Interactions Using A Guild-Based Biomass Production Model. 2007 World Conference on Natural

Resource Modeling. Centerville, MA. p. 31.

*Moustahfid, H., Tyrrell, M.C., Gamble, R.J., & Link, J.S. 2007. Expanded logistic production model to account

for predator-prey interactions: an application that partitions mortality and yield for longfin squid. 2007

World Conference on Natural Resource Modeling. Centerville, MA. p. 44.

*§Tyrrell, M.C., Garrison, L.P., Moustahfid, H., Gamble, R.J., & Link, J.S. 2007. Expanded multispecies virtual population analysis for northeast U.S. continental shelf ecosystem. 2007 World Conference on Natural

Resource Modeling. Centerville, MA. p. 29.

*§Gamble, R.J., Link, J.S., & Fulton, E.A. 2007. An Analytical Solution for Solving Availability Interaction Terms

In Multispecies Ecosystem Models. 2007 World Conference on Natural Resource Modeling. Centerville,

MA. p. 30.

Fogarty, M., Link, J. & *Overholtz, W. 2007. Toward an Ecosystem Approach to Fishery Management on the US

Northeast Continental Shelf. 63rd Annual Northeast Fish and Wildlife Conference, Mystic, CT.

*Staudinger, M.D., Juanes, F. & Link, J. 2006. Predator-Prey Interactions between Summer Flounder (Paralichthys dentatus) and Longfin Squid (Loligo pealeii) in the Northwest Atlantic Ecosystem. 10th Flatfish Biology

Conference, Westbrook, CT. p. 20.

*Link, J. 2006. The Dynamic Role of Pollock (Pollachius virens) in the Northeast U.S. Atlantic Ecosystem. 24th

Wakefield Symposium Resiliency of Gadid Stocks to Fishing and Climate Change, Anchorage, AK. p. 55.

Brodziak, J. & *Link,J. 2006. The incredible shrinking Georges Bank haddock (Melanogrammus aeglefinus). 24th

Wakefield Symposium Resiliency of Gadid Stocks to Fishing and Climate Change, Anchorage, AK. p. 25.

Link, J.S., Ford, M.D. & *Fulton, E. 2006. Widespread and persistent increase of Ctenophora in the Northeast U.S.

shelf ecosystem: evidence from spiny dogfish (Squalus acanthias) and implications for large marine

ecosystems. PICES 15th Annual Meeting, Yokohama, Japan. p. 12-13.

Blinkoff, K., Kaufman, L., Brown, R., & *Link, J. 2006. The Effects of Fishing Exclusion on the Groundfish

Community in the Western Gulf of Maine. NAFO Science Symposium, Environmental and Ecosystem

Histories in the Northwest Atlantic - What Influences Living Marine Resources?, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia.

p. 21.

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*Link, J.S., O‘Reilly, J., Dow, D., Fogarty, M., Vitaliano, J., Legault, C., Overholtz, W., Green, J., Palka, D., Guida,

V. & Brodziak, J. 2006. Comparisons of the Georges Bank Ecological Network: EMAX in Historical

Context. NAFO Science Symposium, Environmental and Ecosystem Histories in the Northwest Atlantic -

What Influences Living Marine Resources?, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. p. 18.

*Methratta, E.M. & Link, J.S. 2006. Consumption by Demersal Fish in the Gulf of Maine Region: The Effects of

Environment, Location, and Diet. 136th Annual Meeting of the American Fisheries Society, Lake Placid,

NY.

*§Smith, B.E. & Link, J.S. 2006. Comparing Methods for Food Habits Data: ―Sea-truthing‖ At-sea Stomach

Sampling with Laboratory Processing. 136th Annual Meeting of the American Fisheries Society, Lake Placid, NY.

*§Smith, B.E. & Link, J.S. 2006. Overview, Metadata and Function of The Food Web Dynamics Program. 136th

Annual Meeting of the American Fisheries Society, Lake Placid, NY.

*Staudinger, M. et al. 2006. Prey size-predator size relationships of squid and their predators in the Northwest

Atlantic. 136th Annual Meeting of the American Fisheries Society, Lake Placid, NY.

*Gifford, D.J., Steele, J.H., Bisagni, J.J., Collie, J.S., Fogarty, M., Mountain, D., Link, J., Sullivan, B.K., Sieracki,

M.E., Beet, A. & Stockhausen, W. 2006. End-to-end Food Webs on Georges Bank: Top-down versus

Bottom-up Control of Production Over Four Decades. 2006 ASLO/AGU/TOS Ocean Sciences Meeting,

Honolulu, HI. OS52N-03.

*Ford, M.D. & Link, J.S. 2006. Predation of ctenophores by spiny dogfish (Squalus acanthias) on the northeast

continental shelf of the U.S. 2006 ASLO/AGU/TOS Ocean Sciences Meeting, Honolulu, HI. OS52N-03,

*Link, J., Almeida, F., Reid, B., Packer, D., Vitaliano, J., Noji, T., Murawski, S., McMillan , S., Brown, R., Rago,

P., Guida, V., Collie, J., Valentine, P., Auster, P., Lindholm, J., Methratta, L., Brodziak, J., Arlen, L.,

Fogarty, M. 2005. What We Have Learned from Large Scale Closed Areas: the Northeast U.S. Example.

The First International Marine Protected Areas Congress (IMPAC1). Geelong, Australia p. 90.

*Link, J., Bogstad, B., Sparholt, H., & Lilly, G. 2005. The Role of Cod in the Ecosystem. 2005 ICES Annual

Science Conference, Aberdeen, Scotland. p. 286.

*Link, J., Overholtz, W., O'Reilly, J., Green, J., Methratta, E., Dow, D., Palka, D., Legault, C., Edwards, S., Waring,

G., Stockhausen, W., Mountain, D., Vitaliano, J., Guida, V., Kane, J., Jossi, J., Fogarty, M., Brodziak, J.,

Griswold, C., McCandless, C., Kohler, N., Fromm, S., Col, L., Smith, T., MacKenzie, C., Goldberg, R.

2005. An Overview of EMAX: The Northeast U.S. Continental Shelf Ecological Network. 2005 ICES

Annual Science Conference, Aberdeen, Scotland. p. 135.

*Link, J., Fogarty, M., Brodziak, J., Overholtz, W., Noji, T., Murawski, S., Serchuk, F. 2005. A Case History of

Ecosystem Considerations for Science Supporting Fishery Management in the Northeast US. 2005 ICES

Annual Science Conference, Aberdeen, Scotland. p. 288.

Methratta, E.T. & *Link, J.S. 2005. Vital population rates across multiple spatial scales: A geostatistical analysis. 2005 ICES Annual Science Conference, Aberdeen, Scotland. p. 135.

*§Methratta, E.T., Smith, B.E., & Link, J.S. 2005. Habitat for flatfish: The relative importance of depth,

temperature and substrate. 135th Annual Meeting of the American Fisheries Society, Anchorage AK. p.

298.

*Methratta, E.T. & Link, J.S. 2005. Groundfish habitat and its relationship with assemblage structure and vital

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population rates in the NW Atlantic. 135th Annual Meeting of the American Fisheries Society, Anchorage

AK. p. 348.

Garrison, L.P., *Cierri, M., & Link, J. 2005. Using a modified MSVPA to evaluate interactions between Atlantic

menhaden and its predators. 135th Annual Meeting of the American Fisheries Society, Anchorage AK. p.

896.

*§Smith, B.E., Methratta, E.T., Milliken, C.G., Bolles, K., & Link, J.S. 2005. Bentho-demersal food webs on

Georges Bank: examining flatfish predator-prey relationships. 135th Annual Meeting of the American

Fisheries Society, Anchorage AK. p. 331.

*Smith, B.E., Ligenza, T.J., Almeida, F.P., & Link, J.S. 2005. Mesoscales, cooperative research and the trophic

ecology of atlantic cod. 135th Annual Meeting of the American Fisheries Society, Anchorage AK. p. 330.

*Methratta, E.T., & Link, J.S. 2005. Vital population rates across habitat gradients. Fisheries Society of the British

Isles Meeting, 2005. Fish Habitat Ecology and Conservation. Bangor, Wales. p. 31.

*§Smith, B.E., Methratta, E.T., & Link, J.S. 2004. Benthic food webs on Georges Bank: Where do flatfish fit into

the picture? Flatfish Biology Conference, Westbrook, CT.

§Methtratta, E.T., *Smith, B.E. & Link, J.S. 2004. Habitat Factors for Flatfish Species: The Relative Importance of

Substrate Grain Size. Flatfish Biology Conference, Westbrook, CT.

*Methratta, E.T. & Link, J.S. 2004. The relationship of substrate with assemblage structure and vital population

rates for demersal fish in the NW Atlantic. 134th Annual Meeting of the American Fisheries Society,

Madison, WI. p. 224.

*Link, J.S. 2004. Top 10 Ingredients for Implementing Ecosystem-Based Fisheries Management. 4th World

Fisheries Congress, Vancouver, BC. p. 155.

*Garrison, L.P., Link, J.S. & White, G. 2004. A Multispecies Modeling Approach to Evaluate Interactions Between

Atlantic Menhaden and its Predators. Northeast Fish and Wildlife Conference, Ocean City, MD. p. xx.

*Link, J., Smith, T., Overholtz, W., Brodziak, J., Murawski, S. Methratta, E., Edwards, S. & Noji, T. 2004. Translation of Ecosystem Indicators into Decision Criteria. IOC-SCOR International Symposium on

Quantitative Ecosystem Indicators for Fisheries Management, Paris, France. p. 97.

*§Methratta, E. & Link, J. 2004. Identification and Vetting of Ecosystem Indicators. IOC-SCOR International

Symposium on Quantitative Ecosystem Indicators for Fisheries Management, Paris, France. p. 99.

*§Methratta, E. & Link, J. 2004. Sediment Grain Size and Groundfish Assemblage Structure in the Northeastern

Continental Shelf Ecosystem. NEFSC Science Symposium, Atlantic City, NJ.

*Link, J.S. 2003. A Model of Aggregate Biomass Tradeoffs. 2003 ICES Annual Science Conference, Tallinn,

Estonia. Theme Session on Reference Point Approaches to Management within the Precautionary

Approach (Y), p. 192.

*Link, J.S. 2003. Understanding the long-term dynamics of non-traditional species in bentho-demersal

communities. 2003 ICES Annual Science Conference, Tallinn, Estonia. Theme Session on Regional

Long-Term Changes in the Spatial Distribution, Abundance and Migration of Pelagic and Demersal

Resources (Q), p. 148.

*Duplisea, D.E. & Link, J.S. 2003. Predation impacts on depressed fish stocks: a meta-analysis. 133rd Annual

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Meeting of the American Fisheries Society, Quebec City, Quebec, Canada. p. 210-211.

*Overholtz, W.J. & Link, J. 2003. Impacts of predation on the recovery of the Gulf of Maine-Georges Bank

herring complex. 133rd Annual Meeting of the American Fisheries Society, Quebec City, Quebec, Canada.

p. 209.

*Link, J.S. & Burnett, J. 2003. Value-added sampling for fishery independent surveys: Don‘t stop after you‘re

finished counting and measuring. 133rd Annual Meeting of the American Fisheries Society, Quebec City,

Quebec, Canada. p. 64.

*§Ingram, G.W. & Link, J.S. 2003. Statistical Description of Habitats of Small Pelagic Fishes and Invertebrates in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico. 133rd Annual Meeting of the American Fisheries Society, Quebec City, Quebec,

Canada. p. 68.

*Ingram, W. & Link, J. 2003. Habitats of small pelagic fishes in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico. American Society of

Ichthyologists and Herpetologists, 2003 Annual Meeting, Manaus, Brazil.

*Edwards, S., Link, J. & Rountree, B. 2003. A portfolio approach to multi-species management of fish

communities. North American Association of Fisheries Economists Conference: Catch, Culture,

Commerce and Conservation. Williamsburg, VA.

*§Smith, B.E., Ligenza,T. J., Almeida, F.P. & Link, J.S. 2003. The use of Atlantic Cod to sample the benthos at a

localized region of Georges Bank. Benthic Ecology Meeting 2003, Mystic-Groton, CT.

§Link, J.S. & *Smith, B.E. 2003. Using Fish as Samplers of the Benthos. Benthic Ecology Meeting 2003, Mystic-

Groton, CT.

*§Ingram, G.W. & Link, J.S. 2003. Habitats of small pelagic fishes and Invertebrates in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico.

Annual Meeting of the Mississippi Chapter of the American Fisheries Society, Cleveland, MS.

*Link, J.S., Fogarty, M.J., Bolles, K., Milliken, C.G. & Langton, R.W. 2002. The Trophic Ecology of Northwest

Atlantic Flatfish: A Case Study of Georges Bank. Flatfish Biology Conference, Westbrook, CT. p. 12.

*§Reid, R., Almeida, F., Valentine, P., Arlen, L., Cross, J., Guida, V., Link, J., MacMillan, D., Muraski, S., Packer, D. & Paulson, A. 2002. The Effectiveness of Marine Protected Areas on Fish and Benthic Fauna: The

Georges Bank Closed Area I Example. Symposium on Effects of Fishing Activities on Benthic Habitats:

Linking Geology, Biology, Socioeconomics, and Management. Tampa, FL. p. 46.

*§Almeida, F., Valentine, P., Reid, R., Arlen, L., Auster, P., Cross, J., Guida, V., Lindholm, J., Link, J., Packer, D.

& Paulson, A. 2002. The Effectiveness of Marine Protected Areas on Fish and Benthic Fauna: The

Georges Bank Closed Area II Example. Symposium on Effects of Fishing Activities on Benthic Habitats:

Linking Geology, Biology, Socioeconomics, and Management. Tampa, FL. p. 22.

*§Link, J., Almeida, F., Reid, R., Valentine, P., Arlen, L., Guida, V., Packer, D. & Noji, T. 2002. The Effectiveness

of Marine Protected Areas on Fish and Benthic Fauna: How Long Does It Take for Benthic Habitat to

Recover? Symposium on Effects of Fishing Activities on Benthic Habitats: Linking Geology, Biology, Socioeconomics, and Management. Tampa, FL. p. 41-42.

*Link, J. 2002. Allocation of biomass in a marine fisheries context. 4th William R. and Lenore Mote International

Symposium, Confronting Trade-offs in the Ecosystem Approach to Fisheries Management‖, Sarasota, FL.

*Garrison, L.P. & Link, J.S. 2002. A multispecies modeling approach for assessment of the Atlantic menhaden

stock. Chesapeake Bay Stock Assessment Committee Workshop Report – 2001: 41-46.

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*Link, J., Brodziak, J., Edwards, S., Overholtz, W., Smith, T., Mountain, D., Jossi, J. & Fogarty, M. 2002.

Ecosystem Assessment in a Fisheries Management Context. 132nd Annual Conference of the American

Fisheries Society, Baltimore, MD. p. 215.

*Link, J.S. 2002. A General Model of Selectivity for Fish Feeding: A Rank Proportion Algorithm. 132nd Annual

Conference of the American Fisheries Society, Baltimore, MD. p. 141.

*§Link, J.S. & Almeida, F.P. 2002. Are Fishing Discards Important Food Subsidies for Georges Bank Longhorn

Sculpin? 132nd Annual Conference of the American Fisheries Society, Baltimore, MD. p. P-49.

*§Griswold, C.A., Kane, J.M. & Link, J.S. 2002. Atlantic Herring and Zooplankton Abundance on Georges Bank:

Long-term Trends and Possible Relationships. 132nd Annual Conference of the American Fisheries Society,

Baltimore, MD. p. P-49.

*Link, J.S. & Garrison, L.P. 2002. The Trophodynamics of Atlantic Cod. 132nd Annual Conference of the

American Fisheries Society, Baltimore, MD. p. 82.

*Smith , B.E., Ligenza, T.J., Almeida, F.P. & Link, J.S. 2002. The Trophic Ecology of Atlantic Cod: Preliminary

Insights from Localized Sampling. Southern New England Chapter, American Fisheries Society, Summer

Meeting. Bristol, RI.

*Link, J.S., Kane, J.M., Griswold, C.A., Garrison, L.P., Taylor, M.H., Mountain, D.G. & Jossi, J. 2002. The Interaction Between Zooplankton and Pelagic Fish on Georges Bank. American Society of Limnology and

Oceanography 2002 Summer Meeting, Symposium on Inter-disciplinary linkages in Fisheries Science,

Victoria, B.C. p. 72.

Link, J.S., Selgeby, J.H. & *Keen, R.E. 2002. Changes in the Lake Superior Crustacean Zooplankton Community.

Superior: State of the Lake Conference, Houghton, MI.

*Link, J. 2001. A framework for ecosystem-based fisheries management. 7th National Stock Assessment

Workshop: (Re)Building Sustainable Fisheries and Marine Ecosystems. NMFS, SWFSC, Santa Cruz, CA.

p. 15.

*Brodziak, J. & Link, J. 2001. An overview of metrics reflecting ecosystem status. 7th National Stock Assessment

Workshop: (Re)Building Sustainable Fisheries and Marine Ecosystems. NMFS, SWFSC, Santa Cruz, CA.

p. 3.

*Link, J.S., Brodziak, J.K.T., Edwards, S.F., Overholtz, W.J., Mountain, D., Jossi, J.W., Smith , T.D. & Fogarty,

M.J. 2001. Ecosystem status in the Northeast United States Continental Shelf Ecosystem: Integration,

synthesis, trends and meaning of ecosystem metrics. Or Getting to the brass tacks of ecosystem based

fishery management. ICES Annual Science Conference, Oslo, Norway. Theme Session on the Use and

Information Content of Ecosystem Metrics and Reference Points (T). p. 199-200.

Garrison, L.P., *Link, J.S., Michaels, W.M. & Fogarty, M.J. 2001. Predation mortality on Georges Bank gadid

larvae: Does herring and mackerel predation impact survival? 25th Annual Larval Fish Conference, Sandy Hook, NJ. p. 43.

Lyczkowski-Shultz, J., *Link, J.S. & Ingram, G.W., Jr. 2001. Environmental variability and distribution of king

mackerel (Scomberomorus cavalla) larvae in the Gulf of Mexico. 25th Annual Larval Fish Conference,

Sandy Hook, NJ. p. 55.

*Edwards, S., Link, J. & Rountree, B. 2001. A portfolio framework for fisheries management. Workshop on the

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Human Dimensions of Large Marine Ecosystems. W. Greenwich, RI.

§Link, J.S, Almeida, F.P., Milliken, C.G. & Garrison, L.P. 2001. Overview of food web dynamics in the Northwest

Atlantic: detecting changes in key processes and parameters in a multi-species context. 3rd Conference of

the Expanding Opportunities in Oceanic and Atmospheric Sciences. Jackson, MS.

*Brodziak, J. & Link, J. 2000. Ecosystem Management: What is it and how can we do it? 3rd Mote International

Symposium: Targets, Thresholds, and the Burden of Proof in Fisheries Management. Sarasota, FL.

*Link, J., Henwood, T. & Gledhill, C. 2000. Small pelagics in the Gulf of Mexico. Gulf of Mexico Fish and

Fisheries Conference. New Orleans, LA. p. 9.

*§Almeida, F., Auster, P., Cross, J., Lindholm, J., Link, J., Packer, D., Paulson, A., Reid, R. & Valentine, P. 2000.

The Effects of Marine Protected Areas on Fish and Benthic Fauna: The Georges Bank Closed Area II

Example. 130th Annual Meeting of the American Fisheries Society, St. Louis, MO. p. 252.

*Garrison, L.P., Link, J.S., Michaels, W.M. & Fogarty, M.J. 2000. Predation mortality on Georges Bank gadid

larvae: Does herring and mackerel predation impact survival? 130th Annual Meeting of the American

Fisheries Soceity, St. Louis, MO. p. 127.

*Whipple, S.J., Link, J.S. & Garrison, L.P. 2000. Biomass tradeoffs in the fisheries ecosystem of the NW Atlantic:

Insight from a food web simulation model. 130th Annual Meeting of the American Fisheries Soceity, St.

Louis, MO. p. 23-24.

*Link, J. 2000. Fisheries management in an ecosystemcontext: what does this mean, what do we want, and can we

do it? 6th National Stock Assessment Workshop: Incorporating Ecosystem Considerations into Stock

Assessments and Management Advice. NMFS, NWFSC, Seattle, WA. p. 15.

*Brodziak, J. & Link, J. 2000. Ecosystem management- how do we do it? 6th National Stock Assessment

Workshop: Incorporating Ecosystem Considerations into Stock Assessments and Management Advice.

NMFS, NWFSC, Seattle, WA. p. 3-4.

*Edwards, S., Rountree, B. & Link, J. 2000. A conceptual basis for fishery resource mutual funds. 6th National

Stock Assessment Workshop: Incorporating Ecosystem Considerations into Stock Assessments and Management Advice. NMFS, NWFSC, Seattle, WA. p. 6-7.

*Overholtz, W. & Link, J. 2000. Importance and impact of predation on the dynamics of Atlantic herring. 6th

National Stock Assessment Workshop: Incorporating Ecosystem Considerations into Stock Assessments

and Management Advice. NMFS, NWFSC, Seattle, WA. p. 19.

*Link, J.S. 1999. The top 5 trophic myths in fisheries science. 129th Annual Meeting of the American Fisheries

Society, Charlotte, N.C., p. 85.

*Whipple, S., Link, J.S. Garrison, L.P. & Fogarty, M.J. 1999. Models of predation and fishing mortality. 129 th

Annual Meeting of the American Fisheries Society, Charlotte, N.C., p. 88.

*Almeida, F.P., Link, J.S., Garrison, L.P., Rago, P. & Sosebee, K. 1999. Myth and reality of groundfish interactions

on the Northeast Shelf. 129th Annual Meeting of the American Fisheries Society, Charlotte, N.C., p. 87.

*§Link, J.S, Almeida, F.P. Milliken, C.G. & Garrison, L.P. 1999. Overview of the Northwest Atlantic Food Web.

129th

Annual Meeting of the American Fisheries Society, Charlotte, N.C., p. 74.

*Link, J.S. 1999. Systems connectivity and fisheries management: management implications of species interactions

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with examples from the Northwest Atlantic. 129th Annual Meeting of the American Fisheries Society,

Charlotte, N.C., p. 28.

*§Link, J.S. & Garrison, L.P. 1999. Changes in piscivory associated with exploitation of the finfish community on

Georges Bank. ICES SCOR Symposium, Montpilier, France, p. 55.

*§Link, J.S., Almeida, F.P., Milliken, C.G. & Garrison, L.P. 1999. Overview of food web dynamics in the

Northwest Atlantic: detecting changes in key processes and parameters in a multi-species context. ICES

SCOR Symposium, Montpilier, France, p. 54.

*§Link, J.S. 1999. Quantification and dynamics of indicators of ecosystem health, goods, & services: the Georges Bank and Gulf of Maine example. ICES SCOR Symposium, Montpilier, France, p. 58.

*§Garrison, L.P. & Link, J. 1999. Changes in dietary overlap among fish species on Georges Bank during the last

three decades: a shift in competitive interactions. ICES SCOR Symposium, Montpilier, France, p. 54.

*Link, J. 1998. (Re)Constructing Food Webs and Managing Fisheries. 16th Lowell Wakefield Fisheries

Symposium. Anchorage, AK, p. 29.

*Overholtz, W. & Link, J. 1998. Consumption and harvest of pelagic fishes in the Gulf of Maine-Georges Bank

ecosystem: Implications for fishery management. 16th Lowell Wakefield Fisheries Symposium.

Anchorage, AK, p. 11.

*§Link, J. & Almeida, F. 1998. Food web dynamics of the U.S. Northwest Atlantic fish community. 128th Annual

Meeting of the American Fisheries Society. Hartford, CT, p. 77.

*Link, J. 1998. An overview of lake herring and zooplankton interactions in Lake Superior: broadscale food-web

impacts as a result of changes in and recovery of the herring fishery. American Society of Limnology and

Oceanography/ Ecological Society of America Annual Meeting. St. Louis, MO, p. A53.

*Link, J. 1997. Impact of size-selective predation on Lake Superior Crustacean Zooplankton by lake herring

(Coregonus artedi). DIALOG II Symposium. Bermuda Biological Station. p. 20.

*L-Schultz, J. & Link, J. 1997. Increasing abundance of king mackerel (Scomberomorus cavalla) larvae in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico. International Council for Exploration of the Sea International Symposium. Recruitment

Dynamics of Exploited Marine Populations: Physical-Biological Interactions. Baltimore, MD. p. 102.

*Link, J., Henwood, T, Pellegrin, G., Grace, M., Gledhill, C. & Ford, R. 1997. ‗Coastal pelagic‘ fish in the Gulf of

Mexico. 127th Annual Meeting of the American Fisheries Society. Monterey, CA. p. 4:73.

*Hanisko, D., Link, J. & L-Schultz, J. 1997. Spatial distribution of snapper larvae (Lutjanidae) in reference to

salinity variations in the northern Gulf of Mexico. 13th Annual Louisiana Remote Sensing and

Geographical Information Systems Workshop. Lafayette, LA.

*Link, J.S. & Keen, R.E. 1997. Dynamics of lake herring reactive volume for different crustacean zooplankton.

American Society of Limnology and Oceanography Aquatic Sciences Meeting. Santa Fe, NM. p. 223.

*Link, J.S. & Keen, R.E. 1996. A mechanistic model of lake herring planktivory. American Society of Limnology

and Oceanography Annual Meeting. Milwaukee, WI. p. 66.

*Link, J. 1995. Capture probabilities of zooplankton by lake herring. 57th

Midwest Fish & Wildlife Conference.

Detroit, MI. p. 30.

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*Link, J. & Keen, R. 1995. Colder than cold: Observations on the winter ecology of Lake Superior's mid trophic

levels. 32nd Lake Superior Biological Conference. Duluth, MN. p. 9.

Hoff, M.H. & *Link, J. 1995. Relationships of lake herring gill raker characteristics to retention probabilities of

zooplankton. 125th Annual Meeting of the American Fisheries Society. Tampa, FL. p. 7.

*Keen, R.E. & Link, J.S. 1995. An agricultural metaphor for pelagic existence: Copepods as migratory farm

workers. American Society of Limnology and Oceanography Annual Meeting. Reno, NV. p. 25.

*Link, J., Selgeby, J. and Keen, R. 1995. Shifts in the zooplankton community of Lake Superior: A natural test of

size-selective planktivory on a grand scale. American Society of Limnology and Oceanography Annual Meeting. Reno, NV. p. 32.

*Link, J. & Keen, R. 1995. Prey of deep-water Hydra in Lake Superior. 38th Conference of the International

Association for Great Lakes Research. East Lansing, MI. p. 103.

*§Link, J. 1994. The effects of light, temperature, and prey concentration on the reactive volume of lake herring

(Coregonus artedi) Preying on Zooplankton. 124th Annual Meeting of the American Fisheries Society.

Halifax, Nov. Scot. p. 97.

*Link, J. & Keen, R. 1994. Evidence for size selective planktivory by lake herring in Lake Superior. 37th

Conference of the International Association of Great Lakes Research. Windsor, Ont. p. 83.

*§Link, J. & Kerfoot, W.C. 1994. The importance of nearshore habitats on the life histories of Lake Superior

aquatic organisms. Ecosystem Management Strategies for the Lake Superior Region. Duluth, MN. p. 65.

*Link, J. 1993. The effect of light on the reactive volume of lake herring (Coregonus artedii) preying on Lake

Superior crustacean zooplankton. 30th Lake Superior Biological Conference. Thunder Bay, Ont. p. 3.

*§Link, J. 1993. Formation of Benthic Nepheloid Layers in Lake Superior. 36th Conference of the International

Association for Great Lakes Research. DePere, WI. p. 140.

*Havel, J., Link, J., & Niedzwicki, J. 1992. Selective predation by Lestes (Odonata:Lestidae) on littoral

microcrustacea. 40th Annual North American Benthological Conference. Louisville, KY. p. 86.

*Link, J., Zook, K. & Bechtel, G. 1991. The distribution of Blaesoxipha sp. (Diptera:Sarcophagidae) on Egg Lake

Bog. 28th

Lake Superior Biological Conference. Houghton, MI. p. 7.

INVITED/SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS Presentation to SSGRSP, Gdansk, Poland, Sept. 2011

Presentation to SSGSUE, Gdansk, Poland, Sept. 2011

NOAA Brown Bag Seminar Speaker, Silver Spring, MD, July 2011

Invited Speaker, Gordon Research Conference, Coastal Ocean Modeling, Hadley, MA, Jun-Jul 2011

CCPO Seminar Series, Old Dominion Univ., Norfolk, VA, Apr. 2011

SMAST Seminar Series, Univ. Massachusetts-Dartmouth, Dartmouth, MA, Dec. 2010

Invited panelist, Managing Forage Fisheries for Feed, Food, and Prey, World Seabird Conference, Victoria, BC, Sept 2010

FATE Speaker, ―Guidelines for incorporating fish distribution shifts into a stock assessment context‖,

FATE Annual Meeting, Woods Hole, MA, June 2010

Invited Speaker, ―State of the art in predator-prey models used in fisheries‖, CAMEO Predatory-Prey

Workshop, Corvalis, OR. Mar. 2010

Invited Speaker, ―Fisheries Data and Fisheries Management‖, Applying IPCC-class Models of Global

Warming to Fisheries Prediction. Princeton, NJ. June 2009.

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Invited Speaker, ―Implementing EBFM in the U.S. Atlantic.‖ Bevan Symposia: Implementing Ecosystem-

Based Fisheries Management Workshop, Univ. of Washington, Seattle, WA. Apr. 2009

NEFSC‘s Predator-Prey Relationships Studies, MAFMC, Duck, NC, Apr. 2009

Ecosystem Speaker, ―Science & Ecosystem-Based Management‖ MREP Science Module, W. Greenwich,

RI, Feb. 2009

USGS-GLSC Seminar Series, Ann Arbor, MI, Aug. 2008

TNC Ecosystem Modeling Overview, Providence, RI, May 2008

URI Ecology Seminar Series, Kingston, RI, Apr. 2008

Ecosystem Speaker, ―Science & Ecosystem-Based Management‖ MREP Science Module, W. Greenwich,

RI, Jan. 2008

U-Conn Avery Point Marine Sciences Seminar Series, Groton, CT, Nov. 2007 Gulf of Maine Research Institute Seminar Series, Portland, ME, June 2007

Marine Fisheries Conservation Network, Forage Fish Panel and Presentation, Washington, D.C., June 2007

Ecosystem Speaker, ―Science & Ecosystem-Based Management‖ MREP Science Module, Newport, RI,

Feb. 2007

URI GSO Seminar Series, Narragansett, RI, Dec 2006

U-Mass Dartmouth SMAST Seminar Series, New Bedford, MA, Nov. 2006

RARGOM Development of Ecosystem Indicators for Multiple Management and Research Needs, Wells,

ME, Nov. 2006

CMU Biological Seminar Series, Mt. Pleasant, MI, Nov. 2006

PICES Bering Sea Indicators Workshop, Seattle, WA, June 2006

INDECO Keynote Speech, ―How can ecosystem based fisheries management be devised using available

and obtainable scientific information and data?‖ Athens, Greece, May 2006 Boston University Marine Science Association, Mar. 2006

NMFS PR SAIP Tier III Workshop, EMAX, Mar. 2006

University of California, Santa Cruz, CSTAR Seminar Series, Jan. 2006

Boston University Ecology, Behavior & Evolution Seminar Series, Sept. 2005

UMass-Amherst Seminar Series, Amherst, MA, May 2005

CSIRO Marine Research Seminar Series, Hobart, Tasmania, Oct., Nov. 2004; Cleveland, Queensland, Dec.

2004

―The Effects of Biomass Removals‖, SBNMS Ecosystem Alteration WG, Boston, MA, Apr. 2004.

UNH/NEC/CINEMAR, ―The Potential Effect of Fishing Activities on Ocean Processes‖, Western Gulf of

Maine Meeting, Portsmouth, NH, Oct. 2003.

Ecosystem Based Fisheries Management Presentation, Climate-based Assessment and Forecasting (CAFE) in the Gulf of Maine Workshop, Woods Hole, MA, June 2003.

CBL Seminar Series, UMCES, Solomons, MD, Mar. 2003.

Overview Presentation and Aggregate Biomass Models Presentation, ASMFC Linking Multispecies

Assessments to Single Species Management Workshop, Baltimore, MD, Oct. 2002.

NEFSC Seminar Series, Narragansett Laboratory, Oct. 2002

The NEFSC perspective on the importance and sampling of upper trophic levels in an ecosystem-based

management context, Long Island Sound Study, Workshop on the Transition from a Hypoxia-Based

Monitoring Plan to an Ecosystem-Based Monitoring Plan, New London, CT, Mar. 2002.

Comparative Ecosystem Metrics and Trophic Ecology of Cod, CDEENA Review Panel, Halifax Nova

Scotia, Feb. 2002.

Introductory Presentation and Trophic Dynamic/Production Models Presentation, ASMFC Multi-Species

Assessment Workshop, Alexandria, VA, Aug. 2000 Overview Presentation, 6th National Stock Assessment Workshop, Seattle, WA, Mar. 2000

MBL Seminar Series, Woods Hole, MA, Feb. 2000

―Food Web Dynamics Overview‖ at the Census of Marine Life Planning Symposium, Woods Hole, MA,

Dec. 1999

CMER Symposium, Falmouth, MA, May 1999

NEFSC Seminar Series, James J. Howard Laboratory, Sandy Hook, NJ, April 1999, Sept. 2002

University of Rhode Island, Graduate School of Oceanography, April, 1999

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―Food Web Modeling‖ to the Cape Cod Commission, Barnstable, MA, Mar. 1999

―Ecological Interactions of Groundfish, Pelagics and Elasmobranchs‖ to the Joint Fishery Management

Council Science & Statistical Committee Meeting, Philadelphia, PA, Jan. 1999

―Ecological Interactions of Spiny Dogfish‖ to the New England Fishery Management Council, Wakefield,

MA, Dec. 1998

―Ecological Interactions of Spiny Dogfish‖ to the Mid Atlantic Fishery Management Council, Philadelphia,

PA, Dec. 1998

NEFSC Seminar Series, Woods Hole, MA, Oct. 1998, January 1999, Feb. 2005, Sept. 2005

as coauthor, Oct. 2000, Feb. 2001, Apr. 2001, Jan. 2005

―Food Web Modeling Primer‖ to the Outfall Monitoring Task Force, Boston, MA, Apr. 1998

Bermuda Biological Station, DIALOG II Symposium, Oct. 1997 Southwest Missouri State University, Oct. 1996

University of Southern Alabama-Dauphin Island Sea Lab, Marine Environmental Sciences Consortium,

Oct. 1996

University of Alaska-Fairbanks, Feb. 1996

Michigan Technological University, Houghton, MI, Oct. 1995

Lake Superior Biological Station, NBS, Ashland, WI, Apr. 1994, Jan. 1996

Featured on WLUC TV6 Special Science Segment for Winter Research on Lake Superior Zooplankton

aboard the USCG Cutter Sundew, Feb. 1993

RESOURCE ACQUISITION SYNOPSIS In addition to base-funded efforts, I have had a history of obtaining funding from alternate sources to maintain and

expand research programs for the various institutions for which I have worked. I have been fortunate to obtain over

25 grants and contracts (PI or Co-PI) totaling > $ 6 Million. I am often consulted by colleagues as to the feasibility

of proposed projects; am often contacted to respond to RFPs or contribute to proposals which are beyond what I am

able to do given time constraints; am often contact by various funding organizations to respond to funding calls in

which I am not allowed to participate as a federal employee; am often asked to write letters of endorsement for

national and international proposals; and am often included by colleagues on proposals as a non-funded collaborator,

the total of which is not noted below. I have also maintained currency as a COTR/COR during most of my time at the NEFSC to implement many of these projects.

GRANTS AND CONTRACTS NMFS Fisheries and The Environment (FATE) Program

Co-PI: J. Link, K. Friedland

2011-2012 $174,000.00

―Delineating Ecosystem Overfishing via Analysis of Ecosystem Indicator Inflection Points: Possible

Ecosystem Reference Points‖

NOAA-NSF CAMEO

Co-PI: J. Link, S. Giachas

2010-2011 $50,000.00 Supplemental 2011 $20,000.00

Surplus Production Modeling Workshop

CAMEO- NSF/NOAA

Co-PI : T.J. Miller, J.S. Link, J. Collie, M. Frisk, H. Townsend, M. Wilberg, R. LaTour

2010-2012 $676,470.00

―CAMEO - Patterns of connectivity in northwest Atlantic fishery ecosystems‖

NOAA NMFS Habitat Hydro Science and Management

Co-PI : S. McDermott, J. Link, L. Chiarella, K. Friedland

2009-2010 $97,000.00

―Improving diadromous stocks to the benefit of commercially targeted fish predators II: explicitly making

the connection between river restoration efforts and sustainability of federally managed finfish via directed, coastal sampling.‖

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NOAA-NSF CAMEO

Co-PI: J. Link, B. Megrey

2009-2010 $40,000.00

MENU2 and CANUSE2 Workshop

NOAA Climate Data Modernization Program (CDMP)

Co-PI: J. Hare, N. Kohler, J. Link, P. Pinto da Silva

2009 $55,000.00

Supplemental 2010 $55,000.00

Supplemental 2011 $55,000.00

―Historical Fisheries Data Rescue in the Northeast United States‖

NOAA NMFS Habitat Hydro Science and Management Co-PI : S. McDermott, J. Link, L. Chiarella

2009 $75,000.00

―Improving diadromous stocks to the benefit of commercially targeted fish predators: making the

connection between river restoration efforts and sustainability of federally managed finfish‖

Marine Mammal Commission

Co-PI: J. Link, D. Palka, W. Overholtz, G. Waring., M. Fogarty, S. Cadrin

2008-2009 $49,000.00

―Marine Mammal Consumption of Key Prey Fishes and Invertebrates in the Northeast US: Modeling,

Magnitude and Sensitivity Analysis‖

NOAA‘s Chesapeake Bay Program Office

Co-PI: K.J. Hartman, A.D. Deshpande, B.A. Phelan, J.S. Link, J. Jacobs

2007-2010 $236,494.00 ―Towards Verification of Current Chesapeake Bay Food-Web Models: I. Development of Fatty Acid

Signatures with Application to Striped Bass‖

NMFS Fisheries and The Environment (FATE) Program

Co-PI: J. Link, M. Fogarty, D. Mountain, L. Jacobson, W. Overholtz

2007 $87,832.00

Supplemental/FATE Post-doc 2008 $80,000.00

Supplemental/ FATE Post-doc 2009 $80,000.00

―Evaluating Temperature Induced Shifts in Stock Location‖

Norwegian Research Council

Co-PI: K. Drinkwater, H. Gjøsæter, J. Link, B. Megrey, W. Melle, W. Stockhausen

2007 NKr 950,000 ―Comparison of Marine Ecosystems of NORWAY and the US (MENU)‖

NCBO Collaboration

Co-PI: J. Link, H. Townsend

2006 $15,000

2007 $30,000

"Development of ATLANTIS programming modules"

Lenfest Ocean Program

PI: J. Link 2006-2008 $312,000.00

―Doing Ecosystem-Based Fisheries Management: A Synthesis to Incorporate Trophodynamic and Related

Ecological Processes into Living Marine Resource Management‖

NMFS Ecosystem Decision Tools RFP

Co-PI: J. Brodziak, M. Fogarty, J. Link, T. Noji, and W. Overholtz 2004 $104,000.00

―Ecosystem-Based Decision Support Toolbox‖

New England Fisheries Management Council, Research Steering Committee/NMFS Cooperative Research

Co-PI: L. Kaufman, J. Link, F.P. Vitale 2003-2006 $250,000.00

―Habitat-Dependent Catch Composition and Food Web Dynamics With Respect to Long-Term and

Closures on Stellwagen Bank‖

GLOBEC Phase IV- NOAA COP, NSF

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Co-PI: D.J. Gifford, J.J. Bisagni, J.S. Collie, E.G. Durbin, M. Fogarty, J. Link, L.P. Madin, D. Mountain,

D. L. Palka, M.E. Sieracki, J. Steele, and B.K. Sullivan

2002-2006 $1,175,262.00

―Patterns of Energy Flow and Utilization on Georges Bank‖

Northeast Consortium Cooperative Research Project 2002 $123,350.00

2001 $125,475.00

Co-PI: T. Ligenza, F. Almeida, and J. Link

―The Trophic Ecology of Atlantic Cod: Insights from Tri-monthly, Localized Scales of Sampling‖

ASMFC Multi-Species Proposal

Co-PI: L. Garrison and J. Link 2002 $37,000.00

2000-01 $43,500.00 ―A Dynamic Trophic Model to Assess the Atlantic Menhaden Population: Application of a Multispecies

Yield and Spawning Stock Biomass per Recruit Analysis‖

NOAA ESDIM NMFS_99-04 2001 $84,000.00

2000 $85,000.00

Co-PI: F. Almeida, J. Link, R. Reid, F. Manheim, C. Polloni, M. ten Brink, and P. Hastings

―Restoration and Enhancement of Northeastern US Continental Shelf Benthic Data‖

NOAA COP Georges Bank Predation Study

FM6340 8K3C1400 1998-99 $180,000.00

FM6340 8K3C1400 1997-98 $290,100.00

NOAA NMFS SEFSC Contract 50WCNF606016

Task Orders Under this Contract:

56WCNF701203 1997 $9,746.35 ―Analysis of Coastal Pelagic Data‖

56WCNF701199 1997 $328,718.63

―Continuation of Critical Functions‖

56WCNF701142 1997 $10,442.52

―Analysis of Coastal Pelagic Data‖

56WCNF701141 1997 $53,713.74

―At-Sea Support- Red Drum‖

56WCNF701137 1997 $305,605.46


56WCNF701093 1997 $9,774.04

―Analysis of Coastal Pelagic Data‖ 56WCNF701094 1997 $221,138.21


56WCNF701030 1996-97 $283,752.99


56WCNF701022 1996-97 $14,440.26

―Analysis of Untrawlable Bottom‖

56WCNF601157 1996 $266,026.93


56WCNF601145 1996 $54,623.42


56WCNF601142 1996 $73,829.15

―Continuation of Critical Functions‖ 56WCNF601117 1996 $40,684.05


56WCNF601113 1996 $52,052.62


56WCNF601108 1996 $34,818.06


56WCNF601104 1996 $3,037.64

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―Electronics Technician‖

56WCNF601102 1996 $15,912.18

―At-Sea Support-Marine Mammals‖

56WCNF601081 1996 $60,502.10


NBS Contract 84081-4-0070 1994 $2,400.00

"Analysis of historical and current Lake Superior zooplankton samples."

OTHER PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY SYNOPSIS I have chaired or participated on numerous regional (e.g., NEFMC, ASMFC, SBNMS, MAFMC, NEFSC, GoMA,

GOMC, NEC, CBPO, ESIP, etc.), national (e.g., NOAA, NMFS, AFS, ASLO, GLOBEC, NEMoW, various

Universities, etc.) and international (e.g., IWC, ICES, IOC, SCOR, FAO, GOOS, EU, DFO, CSIRO, IMR, CORILLA,

various US Bilateral Meetings, etc.) working groups, review panels, editorial boards, committees, workshops, or

scientific teams. While serving on these working groups, technical committees, review panels, steering committees,

and scientific teams (>80; Chaired >40; not all listed below), many of them have directly provided marine resource

management advice. I have also served as an Associate Editor for North American Journal of Fisheries

Management for the past decade; I have been a Guest Editor for 3 Symposia and one journal; have been a Reviewer of manuscripts for > 30 different journals and symposia; and have served as Reviewer of proposals for > 10 different

agencies and organizations. I have sea-going experience on ten different vessels (& two submersibles), averaging

approximately 1month per year from 1991 to 2005.

PROFESSIONAL, AGENCY, UNIVERSITY, INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Working Groups & Workshops (*Directly Provided Resource Management Advice)

*Member, SARC Herring Working Group, 2011-present

Steering Committee, National Integrated Ecosystem Assessment Workshop, Pacific Grove, CA, 2011

Co-Chaired CAMEO SPMW2 Workshop, Woods Hole, MA, May 2011

NOAA CMSP Ecosystem Theme Team, 2011

Member, SARC Winter Flounder Working Group, 2011

Participated in CINAR Climate and Ecosystem Change in the NW Atlantic Workshop, Woods Hole, MA, 2011 Participated in NMFS National Annual Catch Limit (ACL) Science Workshop, Silver Spring, MD, 2011

Steering Committee, CINAR Population connectivity on the east coast of the United States Workshop, Linthecum, MD,

2011

*Member MAFMC Scientific and Statistical Committee, 2010-present

Member, MSE sub-committee

Chair, Ecosystems sub-committee

*Member, SARC Hakes Working Group, 2010

*Member, SARC Loligo Working Group, 2010

Member, Marine Stewardship Council Lower Trophic Level Workshop, Seattle, WA, 2010

*Member, SARC Goosefish Working Group, 2010

*Member, SARC Pollock Working Group, 2010 Co-Chaired CAMEO SPMW Workshop, Woods Hole, MA, May 2010

Member of ICES Working Group on the Northwest Atlantic Regional Sea (WGNARS), 2010-present

Member of ICES Working Group on Holistic Assessments of Regional Marine Ecosystems (WGHAME), 2009-2010

*Member SARC 2009 Butterfish Working Group, Woods Hole, MA Dec. 2009

*Member TRAC 2009-2010 Atlantic Mackerel Working Group, Woods Hole, MA Nov-Dec. 2009, Mar. 2010

*Member TRAC 2009 Atlantic Herring Working Group, Woods Hole, MA June, 2009

*Member TRAC 2009-2010 Spiny Dogfish Data Working Group, Woods Hole, MA Mar-Apr. 2009, Feb 2010

Participated in and presented at NOAA‘s Science and Data IEA Workshop, Bay St. Louis, MS, Feb. 2009

Co-Chaired CANUSE Workshop, Woods Hole, MA, March 2008

Participated in FAO EAF Toolbox Workshop, Rome, Italy, Feb. 2008

Member of MSRA NMFS Vulnerability Evaluation Work Group, 2007-2008 *Member of GARM Ecosystem TOR Sub-Group, 2007-2008

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*Member of ICES Working Group on Multispecies Assessment Methods (WGSAM), 2007-present, co-chair 2010-

present

*NMFS NEFSC-ASFMC Northern Shrimp Working Group, SARC 45, Woods Hole, MA, Apr-Jun 2007

*NMFS NEFSC Southern Demersal Working Groups, SARC 44, Skates, Woods Hole, MA, Oct.-Nov. 2006

Served as part of the Science Technical Group for the Massachusetts Ocean Partnership Fund (MOPF), 2006-2007

*NEFSC SARC Ecosystem Term of Reference Discussion-Implementation Group, 2006

Fisheries Interactions and Local Ecology (FILE) Planning Workshop, Seattle, WA, Sept. 2006

Gulf of Maine Council Ecosystem Indicators Partnership (ESIP), chaired Fisheries Working Group, Sept. 2006-2008

Participated in and presented at the PICES Bering Sea Ecosystems Indicators Workshop, Jun. 2006.

Participated in and presented at the Canada-U.S. Transboundary Oceans Working Group, Mar. 2006.

Participated in and presented at the US-Norway Bilateral Meeting, Woods Hole, MA, Mar. 2006. Invited participant and coauthor of white paper, ―What are we managing marine and coastal ecosystems for?‖, for

NOAA‘s External and Internal Ecosystem Task Teams, 2005-2006

Contributor to NEFSC FEP Ecosystem Website, 2005

Invited participant and preparer of materials for the NOAA Ecosystem Observation Program IOOS Ecosystem

Science Mini-Seminar, ―Development of Multi-Dimensional Ecosystem Indicators‖, 2005

Participated in and presented at the NMFS Workshop on Ecosystem-Based Decision Support Tools for Fisheries

Management, Key Largo, FL, 2005

Participated in and presented at the CMR SME Workshop, Hobart, Tasmania, 2004

Participated in and presented at the US-Canada GoMA-GOOS Workshop, Woods Hole, MA, 2004

Invited Member of NMFS Fisheries Ecosystem Plan Working Group (FEPWG), 2003-2004; FEPWG Writing

Group, Silver Spring, MD, 2004.

Census of Marine Life (GoM) Working Group on Plankton and Pelagics Nekton, 2003-2004, 2008-2009. *Member of ICES Working Group on Ecosystem Effects of Fishing Activities (WGECO), 2003-present.

Member of ICES Study Group on Management of Integrated Date (SGMID), 2004-2007.

Member of ICES Study Group on Multi-species assessment in the Baltic (SGMAB), 2003-2006.

Participated in WCS EBFM Meeting, New York, NY, Oct. 2003.

*Chaired NEFSC‘s EMAX (Energy Modeling and Analysis eXercise), 2003-2008.

Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary, Site Characterization Working Group, 2003.

Chaired NEFSC Ecosystem Status Steering Group (ESSG), 2003.

Participated in and presented presentations at the ICES Cod and Climate Change Workshop, New Bedford, MA,

May 2003.

Participated in and presented at the US-Canada GoMAP/GOOS Meeting, Boston, MA, Sept. 2002.

Participated in and presented at the US-Norway Consultative Meeting, Woods Hole, MA, Aug. 2002. *IWC Modelling Workshop on Cetacean-Fishery Competition, La Jolla, CA, June 2002.

*NEFMC Habitat Plan Development Team (formerly Habitat Technical Team), 2002-2004.

Co-Chaired Discussion Group on Defining ―Ecosystem Overfishing‖ at the 7th

National Stock Assessment

Workshop, 2001.

Chair, Ecosystem Status Working Group for the NE US Continental Shelf Ecosystem, NEFSC. 2001-2003.

Rapporteur, MPA and Habitat Impacts Session, 14th Canada-US (DFO-NMFS) Scientific Meeting, 2001.

Participated in the Chesapeake Bay Fishery Ecosystem Plan workshop, 2000.

Participated in a workshop on the pilot Census of Marine Life in the Gulf of Maine and Georges Bank Ecosystem,

2000, 2001.

Co-Organized discussion/reading group on ecosystem and fisheries issues at the NEFSC 1999-2001.

*Participated in several NEFMC, NERO, ASMFC, and NEFSC Sub-Committee Workshops and Stock Assessment

Working Group Meetings, 1999-present. Participated in the ―Sustainable Fisheries Act and the 21st Century‖ Conference at Tulane Univ., 1997.

Particpated in the NOAA Constituent‘s Meeting, Southeast USA, in New Orleans, 1996.

Symposia & Steering Groups

Steering Committee, Chaired Ecosystem SubCommittee, National SSC IV Workshop, 2011

Co-organized AFS Symposium, What influences fisheries production? Comparing the effects of environmental,

fishing, and food web forcing across large marine ecosystems, Seattle, WA, 2010-2011.

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Co-organized ICES Theme Session, Surplus Production Models: Quantitative Tools to Manage Exploited Fisheries

and Compare the Productivity of Marine Ecosystems, Gdansk, Poland, 2010-2011.

Co-organized AFS Symposium, Ecosystem Approaches to Marine Fisheries Science and Management, Pittsburgh,

PA, 2009-2010.

Session Co-convener, 2010 ASLO Ocean Sciences Meeting, Portland, OR, 2009-2010

NMFS NEMoW II Steering Committee (Chair), Annapolis, MD, 2009

Steering Group, MARICOOS MARIBS, Fall River, MA, 2008

Session Co-convener, 2008 World Fisheries Congress, Yokohama, Japan, 2007-2008

Session Co-convener, 2008 ASLO Ocean Sciences Meeting, Orlando, FL, 2007-2008

Program Committee, 2007 World Conference on Natural Resource Modeling, Centerville, MA, 2007.

Co-Organized and Co-Chaired PICES Topic Session S5, Fisheries Interactions and Local Ecology (FILE). PICES 16th Annual Meeting, Victoria, BC, 2006-2007

Session co-convener, Theme Session on Comparative marine ecosystem structure and function: Descriptors and

Characteristics (D), ICES ASC 2007, Helsinki, Finland, 2006-2007

Co-Organized and Co-Chaired AFS Symposium: AFS Ecosystem modeling applications in fishery management.

137th Annual AFS Meeting, San Francisco, CA. Sept. 2007

Steering Committee, Comparison of Marine Ecosystems of NORWAY and the US (MENU). Bergen, Norway,

2006-2007.

Lenfest Ocean Program Dedicated Access Working Group Steering Committee, 2006-2008

NMFS ―Finding NEMoW‖ (National Ecosystem Modeling Workshop) Steering Committee (Co-Chair), 2006-2007

Symposium Steering Committee, ―Resiliency of Gadid Stocks to Fishing and Climate Change.‖ 24th Lowell

Wakefield Fisheries Symposium 2006, Anchorage, AK, 2005-2006

Symposium co-convener, "Environmental and Ecosystem Histories in the Northwest Atlantic - What Influences Living Marine Resources?", NAFO Science Symposium 2006, Dartmouth, NS, 2005-2006

Session co-convener, Theme Session on the Spatial Dimension of Ecosystem Structure and Dynamics (L), ICES

ASC 2005, Aberdeen, Scotland, 2004-2005

NMFS Protected Species Tier III Steering Group, 2005

NEFMC/NERO/NEFSC Habitat Steering Committee, 2004.

Co-Organized and Co-Chaired AFS Special Symposium: Impacts of predation on depressed fish and invertebrate

stocks. 133rd Annual Meeting of the American Fisheries Society, Quebec City, Quebec, Canada. Aug.

2003.

Co-Chaired Session on Ecosystem Properties at the 6th National Stock Assessment Workshop, 2000.

Organized Symposium for Annual AFS meeting- ―Trophic interactions across ecosystems: Approaches to Evaluate

the Consequences of Predation Versus Fishing Mortality with Implications for Fisheries Management,‖ 1999.

Organized Special Poster Session for Annual AFS meeting- ―Diet of the Northwest Atlantic Fish Community,‖

1998.

Review Panels

Ecosystem Research Initiative Synthesis, Dartmouth, NS, Oct. 2011

Research Advisory Board, VECTORS EU Project, 2011-present.

Panelist, SNECRI Sea Grant Review Panel. Greenwich, RI, Apr. 2011.

Supported CIE Review of NEFSC Community and Ecosystem Modeling, Woods Hole, MA, Mar. 2011.

Participated in CORILA Ecosystem Modeling Review Panel, Venice, Italy, Feb. 2009

Participated in IWC JARPNII Review Panel, Yokohama, Japan, Jan. 2009

Participated in CORILA Ecosystem Module Review Panel, Venice, Italy, March 2008 Participated in DFO Workshop on the impacts of Seals on fish populations in eastern Canada, Halifax, NS, Canada.

Nov. 2007

Particpated in and Review Panel member of DFO National Workshop on Modeling Tools for Ecosystem

Approaches to Management, Victoria, BC, Canada. Oct. 2007

Review Panel Member, Benthic habitats of juvenile haddock (Melanogrammus aeglefinus) and Atlantic cod (Gadus

morhua) on the Scotian Shelf, DFO Workshop, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Mar. 2007.

Participated in NOAA‘s CBPO FEP Workshop, Laurel, MD, Feb. 2004.

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Invited panel member to summarize and evaluate the AFS Special Symposium: Structure and functioning of

continental shelf ecosystems: then and now. 133rd Annual Meeting of the American Fisheries Society,

Quebec City, Quebec, Canada. Aug. 2003.

Invited Panel Member and presented presentation on Living Resources, Long Island Sound Study, Workshop on the

Transition from a Hypoxia-Based Monitoring Plan to an Ecosystem-Based Monitoring Plan, New London,

CT, Mar. 2002.

CDEENA Review Panel, DFO, Halifax Nova Scotia, Feb. 2002.

Participated in OMSAP model review meeting, 1999.

Other Committees

NEFSC-NOAA GIS Committee, 2005-2006 AFS Publications Oversight Committee, 2005-present

Chair, Journals Analysis Subcommitee, 2006-2009

NEFSC Human Resources Council, May 2003-2006

NEFSC Library Task Force, Oct.-Dec. 2002

NEFSC, Woods Hole Scientific Names and Taxonomy (Species List) Committee, 1998-present.

NEFSC Seminar Committee, 2000-2004 (Chair 2001-2004).

NEFSC FSCS Working Group/Oversight Committee 1999-2000.

Served on MTU Biological Sciences Seminar Committee, 1995.

SOCIETY MEMBERSHIPS American Fisheries Society

Southern New England Chapter Marine Fisheries Section

Ecological Society of America

American Society of Limnology and Oceanography

Elected Fellow, American Institute of Fishery Research Biologists

American Scientific Affiliation

American Association for the Advancement of Science

EDITORIAL ROLES Associate Editor. 2000-2009. North American Journal of Fisheries Management

Guest Managing Editor, 2011-2012. Marine Ecology Progress Series Special Theme Section

Guest Editor, 2008. Ecological Applications Guest Editor, 2007-2008. Comparative Marine Ecosystems. Prog. Oceanogr.

Guest Editor, 2006-2007. North Atlantic Fisheries Organization Special Symposia

Guest Editor, 2006-2007. 24th Lowell Wakefield Fisheries Symposium

MANUSCRIPT REVIEWER Ecology Letters

Nature

Nature Science Reports

Ecological Applications

Bulletin of Marine Science

Marine Biology

Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences Estuaries

Fishery Bulletin

Royal Society Proceedings B (Biological Sciences)

Archiv für Hydrobiologie

Transactions of the American Fisheries Society

Journal of Great Lakes Research

Marine Ecology Progress Series

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North American Journal of Fisheries Management

Marine and Freshwater Research

Journal of Northwest Atlantic Fisheries Science

Marine Technology Society Journal

ICES Marine Science Symposium

ICES Journal of Marine Science

Journal of Fish Biology

Fisheries Research

Conservation Ecology

Environmental Biology of Fishes

Aquatic Living Resources Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science

Journal of Experimental Zoology, Part A: Physiology and Evolutionary Genetics

Journal of Applied Ecology

Ecological Modelling

Trends in Ecology and Evolution

Aquatic Biology

Fisheries Oceanography

Ecological Economics

PLoS ONE

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences

Journal of Animal Ecology

Progress in Oceanography Fish and Fisheries

Journal of Applied Ecology

Ecosystems

Reviews in Fish Biology and Fisheries

Proceedings of the Vth Symposium on Cladocera

AFS Proceedings of the Symposium on Effects of Fishing Activities on Benthic Habitats

North Atlantic Fisheries Organization Special Symposia

Alaska Sea Grant- Herring 2000 Symposium

GLOBEC Special Proceedings: Global Change and Marine Ecosystems

internal NEFSC, NMFS manuscripts

PROPOSAL REVIEWER NOAA CMER-Rutgers; UMass, Amherst; URI

Saltonstall-Kennedy

Chesapeake Bay Stock Assessment Committee

Chesapeake Bay Program Office MS Initiative

Sea Grant, National and various states

NOAA NURP, National and various regions

Rutgers Bluefish-Striped Bass Dynamics Research Program

National Fish and Wildlife Foundation

NOAA COP-CSCOR EcoFore Initiative

NSF- Oceanography, Biology, CAREER, etc.

ASMFC (Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission) GLFC (Great Lakes Fisheries Commission)

AFMA, FRDC (Australia) (Australian Fisheries Management Authority)

DEFRA (UK) (Department of the Environment, Fisheries and Agriculture)

UAF-MMS Coastal Marine Institute

Packard Foundation EAM

MOP (Massachusetts Ocean Partnership)

BC NRAS

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SEA-GOING EXPERIENCE R/V Gloria Michelle Aug. 2010

NOAA Ship Albatross IV Mar., Apr., Nov. 1998; Apr., June, July, Oct. 1999 (WC), June 2000 (WC), Sept.

2000 (WC), Mar., Apr. 2001, Mar. 2002

NOAA Ship Delaware II Apr. 2003

F/V Reina Marie Oct. 2001-Oct. 2003

NOAA Ship Oregon II Apr., May 1997

NOAA Ship Chapman Aug. 1996

R/V Caretta June, Sept., Nov. 1996

R/V Edwin Link June, July 1994 (Submersible Clelia)

R/V Siscowet July, Aug. 1994

R/V Grayling June 1993

USCG Cutter Sundew Jan. 1993

R/V Seward Johnson July 1992

(Submersible Johnson Sea Link-II)

R/V Navicula May-Nov. 1995; May-Nov. 1994; May-Dec. 1993; May-Nov. 1992; June-Oct. 1991 (CS on

most trips)

COLLABORATIVE ACTIVITIES

Served as an internal consultant on diet analysis, sampling protocols, resource selectivity, predation mortality

assessments, consumption estimates, mathematical modeling, cruise planning, data management/auditing, statistical analysis, multivariate analysis, community ecology, and food web analysis to colleagues at the

NEFSC and throughout the world. Served as part of a planning and research team to assess essential fish

habitat and effects of mobile fishing gear on fish habitat, and have worked as part of several teams to study

and model the northeast continental shelf ecosystem. Served on and led multiple inter-disciplinary teams to

explore and implement ecosystem-based fishery management initiatives. Worked with numerous

academic, fishing industry, and other agency partners on a wide range of projects (1997-present).

Multiple data requests provided to constituents and stakeholders (1997-present).

Provided maritime (i.e. vessel ops), marine and aquatic biology, diving, and related expertise to address issues for

other project managers within the JCI company (1996-1998).

Statistical and operational consultant at NOAA NMFS MS Laboratories for various reeffish, bottom assessment,

bycatch reduction device, turtle exclusion device, small pelagic fish, ichthyoplankton, dolphin resighting, and similar projects (1996-1998).

TEACHING, MENTORING AND COLLABORATIVE SYNOPSIS I have taught two courses on EBFM and one on Fish & Fisheries at regional Universities. I have also been a guest

Lecturer/Instructor for over 10 different courses at various Universities. Although not formally a part of my position,

I have participated in these educational efforts since I strongly believe in mentoring and training the next generation of fisheries scientists. I have supervised and mentored several undergraduates, graduate students (10+ committees)

and post-doctoral level researchers (8) and NEFSC scientists. I have also managed several multi-disciplinary,

multi-investigator projects and programs over the course of my career. Probably most satisfying is that many of

these students and post-docs have gone on to become fully contributing scientists and collaborators in this field.

Additionally, another source of professional satisfaction is the success and career advancement of my collaborators

over the years.

TEACHING EXPERIENCE (* Full Course Professor) Guest Lecturer, EBM Course, Florida State Univ., Fall 2010

*Adjunct Professor- MAR 530, Ecosystem Based Fisheries Management (W2010) UMass-Darmouth,

SMAST Guest Lecturer- MA 599, Population Ecology, Fall 09 UMass-Darmouth, SMAST

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Guest Lecturer, Woods Hole Partnership Education Program, EBM Course, WHOI/SEA/WHRC/NEFSC,

Spr 09

Visiting Professor, University of Venice, Environmental Sciences Course, Spr. 09

Guest Lecturer- MA 596, Advanced Statistical Analysis, Fall 08 UMass-Darmouth, SMAST

Guest Lecturer- ENVS 1455, Brown Univ., (F08)

Guest Lecturer- K. Chu‘s course on Ecosystem Management, U-MD (08)

*Adjunct Professor- MAR 599-01, Ecosystem Based Fisheries Management (W08); MA 530 (W2010)

UMass-Darmouth, SMAST

Visiting Professor- Venice International University, Analysis and Governance of Sustainable Development

Program, Spring 2007, Spring 2008

Guest Lecturer- Global Coastal Change (Nov. Block 05) at BUMP *Adjunct Professor- BI 531, Fish and Fisheries of New England (Co-taught), at BUMP, (Oct. Block 05)

Guest Lecturer- Trophic Dynamics (Sp05) at UMass-Amherst

Guest Discussor- Professional Development Graduate Seminar (W05) at BUMP

Guest Lecturer- Marine Resource Management (F01) at UNH

Guest Lecturer- Marine Mammalogy (Su 97) at USM-GCRL

Guest Participant/Instructor- Marine Ecology Graduate Seminar (F96, F97) at USM-GCRL

Guest Lecturer- Ichthyology (F96) at SMSU

Teaching Assistant- Ecology (F91), Zoology (W91, W93), Limnology (F92, Su93, F93) at MTU

Guest Lecturer- Ecology (F91) and Limnology (F93, Su94, F94, F95) at MTU

Teaching Assistant- SCUBA Diving (F88, S89), General Biology (F90) at CMU

Academic Assistance Program- tutored students in Math, Chemistry, and Biology (1988-1989) at CMU

Consistently rated above average (4.7+/5) in student evaluations at CMU and MTU.

SUPERVISORY, ADMINISTRATIVE & MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE Managed a staff of 2-8 contractor, government, student, and post-doctoral personnel for the Food Web Dynamics

Program of the NMFS NEFSC Laboratories. Oversaw data collection, quality control for a large database

and taxonomic identification, data auditing, review and documentation of SOPs, and basic diet analyses

executed by this staff.

Acting Lead, Ecosystem Assessment Program on an intermittent, ad hoc basis.

Managed a wide range of staff for several matrix-based projects, ranging from 8 to 30 personnel from multiple

disciplines.

Led or chaired multiple working groups, workshops, or inter-disciplinary committees within the NEFSC

Laboratories, with project oversight and supervision of 6-30 personnel. Acting Branch Chief, Population Biology Branch on an intermittent, ad hoc basis.

Program Manager for the Coastal Ocean Program-Georges Bank Study in FY 1998, 1999. Managed budget of

$150-300K per FY, and coordinated external collaborator projects on the modeling, mechanisms, and

detection of predation by pelagic fish on larval cod and haddock. Also oversaw reporting on the NMFS

aspects of this program, particularly process oriented cruises and associated data.

Managed a contingent of over 20 contractor personnel involved in various aspects of NOAA NMFS Gulf of Mexico

scientific operations. These activities included at-sea cruise support and associated sampling, aerial

surveying, satellite imaging, scientific diving, vessel operations, data management, equipment development

and maintenance, and biological analyses. Duties included: overseeing and assessing the scientific

feasibility of these operations, financial accountability and management of all operating funds exceeding

$1M per FY; personnel management and direction; administration, development and implementation of

safety, quality, and similar programs; logistics, scheduling, planning and tracking of all personnel deployed globally but predominately throughout the Southeastern U.S. region; advisor to government colleagues for

sampling and survey operations; sole negotiator for all contract activities. Served as the onsite, overall

contract manager with signatory and committal authority, representing a fortune 200 company. Under my

direction the contract activities were an award winning operation and were recognized for organizational

excellence by both internal and external entities.

Administered daily activities in research laboratory of REK, managed 1 to 2 MTU student technicians per quarter

Trained and supervised field operations for technicians at NBS-GLSC laboratory in Ashland, WI

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UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH PROJECTS SUPERVISED Jewel Parham, 1998. ―Coastal Ocean Program food habits data processing.‖ NMFS-NEFSC.

Joe Heflin, 1995. "Epibionts of Limnocalanus macrurus and Senecella calanoides of Lake Superior."

MTU, with R. Keen.

Jennifer Crenshaw, 1993. "A Lake Classification Program: based on zooplankton as water quality

indicators." MTU, with M. Auer.

GRADUATE COMMITTEES Scott van Sant. M.S. 1998-2003. ―Community structure, abundance, density, and biomass of fishes on a

Caribbean coral reef, Sian Ka An biosphere reserve, Quintana Roo, Mexico.‖ Texas A&M; Advisor-J. Tunnel.

Janet Nye. Ph.D. 2003-2007. ―Multispecies interactions in fisheries with a particular focus on pre-recruit

dynamics.‖ UMCES, Chesapeake Biological Laboratory; Advisor- T. Miller.

Kevin Blinkoff, M.S. 2004-2006. Fish communities and closed areas. Boston University Marine Program;

Advisor-L. Kaufman.

Kiersten Curti, Ph.D. 2006-present. MSVPA models. University of Rhode Island, GSO; Advisor- J.

Collie.

Kari Heinonen, Ph.D. 2006-present. Invasive crabs and crustacean feeding guilds. University of

Connecticut, Avery Point; Advisor- P. Auster.

Brian Smith, M.S. 2007-2009. The effects of bottom fishing on benthivorous fish feeding habits of

Georges Bank. University of Rhode Island, GSO; Advisor- J. Collie.

Jessica Melgey, M.S. 2008-2010. Estimation of yellowtail flounder abundance using a Petersen mark-recaputre experiment. University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth, SMAST; Advisor- S. Cadrin.

Laurel Col, M.S. 2009-2011. Marine Mammal Consumption. University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth,

SMAST; co-Advisor- S. Cadrin.

Carrie Byron, Ph.D. 2009-2010. Coastal Food Web Models. University of Rhode Island, FAVS; Advisor-

B. Costa-Pierce

Adam Barkley, M.S. 2009-2011. Discard Mortality Estimation of Yellowtail Flounder using RAMP

methods. University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth, SMAST; Advisor- S. Cadrin.

Derek Perry, M.S. 2009-present. Diet of smooth dogfish in Buzzards Bay, MA. University of

Massachusetts-Dartmouth, SMS; Advisor- G. Skomal

Jon Loehrke, M.S. 2010-present. Movement Patterns Of Atlantic Cod (Gadus morhua) Spawning Groups

Off New England. University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth, SMAST; Advisor- S. Cadrin.

Nicole Mehaffie, MS, 2010-present. Trophic role of diadromous species. UMCES, Chesapeake Biological

Laboratory; Advisor- T. Miller.

Andre Buchheister, PhD, 2010-present. Coastal fisheries modeling- Virginia Institute of Marine Science;

Advisor- R. LaTour

POST-DOCTORAL RESEARCHERS SUPERVISED Lance Garrison. 1998-2000. NRC Research Fellow. ―Spatial Processes and Interspecies Interactions in

Fish Communities‖ Advisor- J. Boreman

Stuart Whipple. 1999-2001. NRC Research Fellow. ―Multi-species Predator-Prey Modeling for Marine

Fishes of the Northwest Atlantic‖ CoAdvisor- J. Boreman

Lisa Methratta. 2003-2005. NRC Research Fellow. ―Vital population rates for groundfish species: the role of habitat variation.‖ Advisor- J. Link

Hassan Moustahfid. 2006-2008. Lenfest Ocean Program Research Associate. ―Adding predation into

stock assessment models.‖ Advisor- J. Link

Megan Tyrrell. 2006-2008. Lenfest Ocean Program Research Associate. ―Applying an MSVPA model to

the NEUS.‖ Advisor- J. Link

Janet Nye. 2008-2011. FATE Post doctoral research associate. ―The relationship of the environment to

fish distribution.‖ Advisor- J. Link

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Scott Large. 2011-present. FATE Post doctoral research associate. ―Thresholds Among Ecosystem

Indicators.‖ Advisor- J. Link

Gavin Fay. 2011-present. IEA Post doctoral research associate. ―Simulating ecosystem indicators.‖

Advisor- J. Link

SCIENTIFIC MENTORING Multiple informal interactions with a wide number and range of students itinerant through Woods Hole.

Helped develop several manuscripts, posters, and presentations by technical staff and students at USFWS,

MTU, SEFSC, & NEFSC, 1994-present

Falmouth H.S. Science Fair Judge 1998-2001, 2003

Mashpee H.S. Science Fair Judge 1999-2001 Served as a Mentor for ASLO‘s CURMLO program, particularly to enhance minority participation in the

aquatic sciences, 1998.

Participated in graduate seminar and provided an external, private sector source of informal graduate

advising at USM-GCRL, 1996, 1997.

Supervised visiting high school Biology classes in laboratory exercise at MTU, 1992-1995

Conducted Graduate Student demonstrations of my research for minority and underprivileged high school

students at MTU, 1995

Proctored MTU BioAthlon field exercise, 1991-1995

Guest Instructor- taught freshwater biology at Clear Lake Learning Center Science camp 1993

COLLABORATORS (Past 15 years) External to Organization- C. Aisnworth (USF), M. Alexander (ESRL), P. Auster (Uconn), K. Aydin (AFSC), D.

Bengston (URI), J. Bisagni (UMass), J. Blanchard (CEFAS), B. Bogstad (IMR), J. Boldt (DFO), T.

Branch (UWash), K. Brander (ICES), M. Bravington (CSIRO), R. Brodeur (NWFSC), B. Brodie (DFO),

C. Bronte (USFWS), J. Buckel (NCSU), A. Bundy (DFO), C. Byron (URI, GMRI), S. Cadrin (UMass),

W. Cheung (UBC), V. Christensen (UBC), L. Ciannelli (OSU), P. Clapham (AFSC), M. Coll (UMadrid),

J. Collie (URI), D. Conover (SBU), A. Cook (DFO), B. Costa-Pierce (URI), E. Curchister (Rutgers), P.

Cury (IRD), N. Cyr (NMFS ST), J. Dambacher (OSU), A. DeLong (URI), C. Demarest (NEFMC), A.

Dommasnes (IMR), K. Drinkwater (IMR), J. Dunne (GFDL), D. Duplisea (DFO), E. Durbin (URI), T.

Edsall (USGS-BRD-GLSC), T. Essington (UWash), J. Falk-Peterson (IMR), P. Fanning (DFO), J. Field

(SWFSC), D. Fluharty (UWash), M. Ford (NOS, S&T), K. Frank (DFO), M. Frisk (SBU), C. Fu (DFO),

E. Fulton (CSIRO), S. Gaichas (AFSC), L. Garrison (SEFSC), T. Gedamke (SEFSC), D. Gifford (URI),

H. Gjosaester (IMR), C. Gledhill (SEFSC), S. Hall (AIMS, WorldFish), A. Hallowed (AFSC), M. Haltuch (AFSC), K. Hartman (WVU), C. Harvey (NWFSC), T. Henwood (SEFSC), S. Heppel (OSU),

M. Hixon (OSU), M. Hoff (USGS-BRD-GLSC), A. Hollowed (AFSC), J. Horne (UWash), E. Houde

(CBL), M. Hunsicker (OSU), J. Ianelli (AFSC), T. Ihde (NCBO), L. Inze (USM, NSF), S. Jennings

(CEFAS), O. Jensen (Rutgers), C. Johnson (DFO),T. Joyce (WHOI), F. Juanes (UMass), I. Kaplan

(NWFSC), L. Kaufman (BU), R. Keen (MTU), J. Kitchell (UWisc), G. Kruse (UAF), Y.-O. Kwon

(WHOI), R. Langton (Maine DMR, now NMFS), R. LaTour (VIMS), S. Levin (Princeton), P. Levin

(NWFSC), H. Li (OSU), G. Lilly (DFO), J. Lindholm (NMS), P. Livingston (AFSC), L. Logerwell

(AFSC), J. L-Schultz (SEFSC), S. Mackinson (CEFAS), M. Mangel (UCSC), S. Martell (UBC), B.

Megrey (AFSC), J. Melgey (Normandeau), W. Melle (IMR), M. Melnychuk (UWash), E. Methratta

(UPenn, Versar), T. Miller (CBL), E. Moksness (IMR), H. Moustahfid (IOOS), J. Nye (EPA), R.

O‘Boyle (DFO), A. Parma (CNP), W. Patrick (S&T), I. Perry (DFO), E. Pickitch (Pew), J. Pinnegar

(CEFAS), J. Polovina (PIFSC), N. Polunin (U Newcastle), J. Pope (NRC), F. Pranovi (U Venice), A. Rindorf (DTU), M-J . Rochet (IFREMER), K. Rose (LSU), G. Rose (MUN), A. Rosenberg (UNH), J.

Runge (GMRI), K. Sainsbury (CSIRO), F. Schwing (SWFSC), D. Secor (CBL), J. Selgeby (USFWS), A.

Sell (WHOI), N. Shackell (DFO), L. Shannon (UCT), Y.-J. Shin (IRD), H. Siegstad (NI Greenland), M.

Sieracki (Bigelow Lab), M. Sinclair (DFO), G. Skaret (IMR), A. Smith (CSIRO), H. Sparholt (ICES), J.

Steele (WHOI), M. Stein (IFS), C. Stock (GFDL), W. Stockhausen (WHOI, now AFSC), J. Stockwell

(GMRI), K. Stokesbury (UMass), B. Sullivan (URI), H. Townsend (NCBO), V. Trenkel (IFREMER), M.

Tyrrell (NPS), P. Valentine (USGS-WH), G. Watters (SWFSC), F. Werner (Rutgers, SWFSC), M.

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Wilberg (CBL), D. Yemane (ZA), K. Zwanenberg (DFO)

Internal to Organization- L. Alade, F. Almeida, J. Brodziak, R. Brown, J. Burnett, L. Col, J. Cross, C. Demarest, J.

Deroba, D. Dow, S. Edwards, M. Fogarty, K. Friedland, S. Fromm, J. Green, C. Griswold, V. Guida, J.

Hare, D. Hart, J. Idoine, J. Jossi, J. Kane, N. Kohler, K. Lang, C. Legault, S. Lucey, P. Mace, S. MacLean,

J. Manderson, J. Manning, D. Mountain, S. Murawski, T. Noji, J. O‘Reilly, J. Olson, W. Overholtz, D.

Packer, D. Palka, P. Rago, R. Reid, D. Richardson, B. Rountree, B. Smith, T. Smith, K. Sosebee, M.

Taylor, J. Vitaliano, G. Waring

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