Satellite tagging workshop

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1	Name	Email address	Organization	Satellite tagging experience, or fish tagging experience in general	Topics of interest for satellite tagging workshop	Specific issues you would like to discuss
2	Julie Nielsen	julie.nielsen@gmail.com	Kingfisher Marine Research	Pacific halibut, Pacific cod, sleeper sharks, spiny dogfish in Alaska	Demersal fish geolocation, light-based geolocation, hidden Markov models	Latitude estimates for demersal fish, temperature-depth profile likelihoods, model diagnostics
3	Suzy Kohin	suzy@wildlifecomputers.com	Wildlife Computers	Popoff and archival tagging of large pelagic fish, worked with tagging data from all WC tag types	What improvements could be made for light-based geolocation modeling?	Is it possible to estimate a time varying movement parameter and if so, how? Correcting for light attenuation with depth
4	Jerome Pinti	jpinti@udel.edu	University of Delaware	Working with large datasets, tagging sharks in the Atlantic	Future improvements of algorithms, current limitations
5	Ross Dwyer	ross.dwyer@usc.edu.au	University of the Sunshine Coast	tagging sawfishes, sharks, turtles, crocodiles with SPOT and PAT tags in SW Pacific region	Data analysis, filtering and behavioural classification
6	Henrik Baktoft	hba@aqua.dtu.dk	Technical University of Denmark	Positional tracking (acoustic and PSAT) of fish species from small cyprinids to large bluefin tuna	Open source solutions to PSAT geolocation
7	Molly Scott	mscott23@hawaii.edu	Hawaii Institute of Marine Biology
8	Devon Smith	devon-smith-@hotmail.com	University of Northern British Columbia	Acoustic tagging experience of sturgeon and arctic grayling.	Data analysis and practicality of use on freshwater species?
9	Melinda Holland	melinda@wildlifecomputers.com	Wildlife Computers	Development of Wildlife Computers light based geolocation	Improvements to the GPE3 model	Adding other observations such as bathymetry maps, subsurface temperatures to refine model
10	Joe Bottoms	joebottoms1@gmail.com	University of Northern British Columbia	Acoustic and radio tagging of salmonids	Applications for marine tracking of salmon
11	Kevin Lay	Kevinlay@wildlifecomputers.com	Wildlife Computers		LIght Based Geolocation Modeling and improvements
12	Fabrice Jaine	fabrice.jaine@sims.org.au	IMOS Animal Tracking Facility	Acoustic and PSAT tagging of pelagic fish, sharks and rays and data analysis	Light-based geolocation, position uncertainty estimation, available analysis workflows, improvements to the WC GPE3 model	Estimating and visualising position error uncertainty, new ocean observations or techniques to refine current models
13	Belinda Goddard	belinda.goddard@hdr.mq.edu.au	Macquarie University	PSAT tagging of yellowtail kingfish and data analysis	Light-based geolocation, position uncertainty estimation, available analysis workflows, improvements to the WC GPE3 model	Estimating and visualising position error uncertainty
14	Yuri Niella	yuri.niella@mq.edu.au	Macquarie University	Acoustic and satellite (PSAT and SPOT) or large pelagic sharks	How to improve light-based modelled locations
15	Kim Holland	kholland@hawaii.edu	University of Hawaii	shark tagging stuff
16	Petter Lundberg	petter.lundberg@slu.se	Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences	Tuna, sharks and salmon
17	Gustav Hellström	gustav.hellstrom@slu.se	Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences	Tuna, sharks and salmon
18	Johan Leander	johan.leander@slu.se	Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences	Tuna
19	Allina Hillinger	ahillinger@iim.csic.es	csic	Skates, acoustic telemetry	Light-based geolocation, position uncertainty estimation, available analysis workflows, improvements to the WC GPE3 model
20	Kenn Papadopoulo	npapadopoulo@iim.csic.es	csic	Skates, acoustic telemetry	Light-based geolocation, position uncertainty estimation, available analysis workflows, improvements to the WC GPE3 model
21	Antonia Klöcker	Antonia.kloecker@hi.no	IMR, Norway
22	Claudia Meneses	claudia.meneses@vliz.be	ETN, VLIZ			How sat data can be integrated in tracking networks databases
23	Takuji Noda	noda@biologging-solutions.com	Biologging Solutions Inc. Japan
24	Arc'hantael Labrière	archantael.labriere@imbrsea.eu	Gent University, INBO
25	Sandrine Serre	sandrine.serre@univ-brest.fr	University of Western Brittany, France	Shark tagging, biologging innovation
26	Tom Horton	t.horton@exeter.ac.uk	University of Exeter	PSAT tagging sharks and tunas	All!
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