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BOATSv2 and dataset for "Small fish biomass limits the catch potential in the High Seas"

Name: BOATSv2 and dataset for "Small fish biomass limits the catch potential in the High Seas"
Keywords: Energy pathways, Fisheries, Climate change, Ocean productivity, Marine ecosystem model, High Seas

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Authors:

Guiet, Jerome; Bianchi, Daniele; Scherrer, Kim; Heneghan, Ryan; Galbraith, Eric; Carozza, David;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.10662929

BOATSv2 and dataset for "Small fish biomass limits the catch potential in the High Seas"

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Includes BOATSv2 with slight modifications matching the analysis in the Manuscript "Small fish biomass limits the catch potential in the High Seas". It also includes forcing used for the analysis and data and masks necessary for the study and comparison of simulations. Simulations can be run by launching the script MC_run.m .

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Keywords

Energy pathways, Fisheries, Climate change, Ocean productivity, Marine ecosystem model, High Seas

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