Parameter values used in simulation. by Bilal Ahmad (773365)

SEAwise Report on Carbon footprint, economic and social impacts of revised management strategies in a changing climate based on information from full MSEs by Isabella Bitetto (20145735)

“…</p><p dir="ltr">The <b>Bay of Biscay case study</b> reveals that under the Landing Obligation, the Gross Value Added (GVA) increased over time across all scenarios. …”

Dynamic chloride accumulation compromises the effectiveness of inhibition during balanced distal synaptic input. by Christopher B. Currin (8893460)

“…Left, average output firing rates over the course of a 1 s simulation as a function of balanced synaptic input for different pairs of E:I synaptic numbers (shades of green, right). …”

Ionosonde spread F and GPS L-band scintillation occurrence during moderate geomagnetic storms near the southern crest of the EIA in Argentina by Gilda González (9246194)

“…It is worth mentioning that the F3 layer was present during the main phase of the storm on November 7 at 9:18 – 12:32 LT in coincidence with a sudden increase in h´F followed by a rapid decrease. …”

SEAwise Report on changes in the spatiotemporal benthic effects of fishing on benthic habitats relative to suggested reference levels, both with respect to area impacted and impact... by Gert van Hoey (17909216)

“…These spatial scenarios have a very small effect on the mean RBS value in most cases, especially on large scale. …”

SEAwise Report on consistent targets and limits for indicators in an ecosystem context by Alexander Kempf (11493739)

“…</p><p dir="ltr">Gross value added, kg CO₂/kg landed, bycatch of dolphins and the proportion of stocks with >=5% probability of falling below the limit biomass all benefited when aiming for one of the more restrictive management scenarios in the <b>Bay of Biscay</b>. …”

SEAwise report on the impact of socioeconomic effects of fisheries management adapted according to input from review workshops by Isabella Bitetto (20145735)

“…New simulations show that excluding these species from the constraining group of species under RCP 8.5 leads to shifts in fleet behavior, moving choke risks toward haddock and other stocks. While large-scale fleet's (LSF) effort and landings increase modestly in the short term, small-scale fleet's (SSF) outcomes declines over time, with lower landings, higher CO₂ emissions per kg of fish, and reduced gross value added (GVA). …”