SCHOOL TYPOLOGY AND 3D DYNAMICS: STUDY OF THE BEHAVIOURAL MECHANISMS ALLOWING ADAPTATIONS OF COLLECTIVE STRUCTURE TO ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES

Being the collective interface with the environment and the exploitation, schools and their typology represent an important life history trait of gregarious fish. Changes in the characteristics of the environment sensu largo induce changes in the school typology, which can be used as indicator of st...

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Autores principales: Gerlotto,Francois, Gutierrez,Mariano, Bertrand,Sophie
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Publicado: Facultad de Ciencias Naturales y Oceanográficas, Universidad de Concepción 2004
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spelling oai:scielo:S0717-653820040002000412005-05-16SCHOOL TYPOLOGY AND 3D DYNAMICS: STUDY OF THE BEHAVIOURAL MECHANISMS ALLOWING ADAPTATIONS OF COLLECTIVE STRUCTURE TO ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGESGerlotto,FrancoisGutierrez,MarianoBertrand,Sophie school typology school dynamics anchovy multibeam sonar geostatistics fractal dimensions Being the collective interface with the environment and the exploitation, schools and their typology represent an important life history trait of gregarious fish. Changes in the characteristics of the environment sensu largo induce changes in the school typology, which can be used as indicator of stock adaptive patterns. In order to understand the interactions between school structure and environment patterns, a first step consists in studying the school internal structure and the functioning of fish aggregation inside it and in its surroundings. The paper describes the spatial morphology and dynamics changes in Peruvian Anchovy (Engraulis ringens) schools in Peru using multibeam sonar observation on a station. Different cases of school types are extracted from a data base of around 200 recordings: from small circular well individualized schools to large aggregation surrounded by scattered targets. The internal structure of the aggregations is described at a 10 cm definition scale. The shape and dynamics of internal structures (nuclei) are described. The school edges are measured in shape and dynamics, and the relationship between the school and the fish surrounding the school are measured, using geostatistics and fractal dimensions approachesinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessFacultad de Ciencias Naturales y Oceanográficas, Universidad de ConcepciónGayana (Concepción) v.68 n.2 suppl.TIProc 20042004-01-01text/htmlhttp://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0717-65382004000200041en10.4067/S0717-65382004000200041
institution Scielo Chile
collection Scielo Chile
language English
topic school typology
school dynamics
anchovy
multibeam sonar
geostatistics
fractal dimensions
spellingShingle school typology
school dynamics
anchovy
multibeam sonar
geostatistics
fractal dimensions
Gerlotto,Francois
Gutierrez,Mariano
Bertrand,Sophie
SCHOOL TYPOLOGY AND 3D DYNAMICS: STUDY OF THE BEHAVIOURAL MECHANISMS ALLOWING ADAPTATIONS OF COLLECTIVE STRUCTURE TO ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES
description Being the collective interface with the environment and the exploitation, schools and their typology represent an important life history trait of gregarious fish. Changes in the characteristics of the environment sensu largo induce changes in the school typology, which can be used as indicator of stock adaptive patterns. In order to understand the interactions between school structure and environment patterns, a first step consists in studying the school internal structure and the functioning of fish aggregation inside it and in its surroundings. The paper describes the spatial morphology and dynamics changes in Peruvian Anchovy (Engraulis ringens) schools in Peru using multibeam sonar observation on a station. Different cases of school types are extracted from a data base of around 200 recordings: from small circular well individualized schools to large aggregation surrounded by scattered targets. The internal structure of the aggregations is described at a 10 cm definition scale. The shape and dynamics of internal structures (nuclei) are described. The school edges are measured in shape and dynamics, and the relationship between the school and the fish surrounding the school are measured, using geostatistics and fractal dimensions approaches
author Gerlotto,Francois
Gutierrez,Mariano
Bertrand,Sophie
author_facet Gerlotto,Francois
Gutierrez,Mariano
Bertrand,Sophie
author_sort Gerlotto,Francois
title SCHOOL TYPOLOGY AND 3D DYNAMICS: STUDY OF THE BEHAVIOURAL MECHANISMS ALLOWING ADAPTATIONS OF COLLECTIVE STRUCTURE TO ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES
title_short SCHOOL TYPOLOGY AND 3D DYNAMICS: STUDY OF THE BEHAVIOURAL MECHANISMS ALLOWING ADAPTATIONS OF COLLECTIVE STRUCTURE TO ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES
title_full SCHOOL TYPOLOGY AND 3D DYNAMICS: STUDY OF THE BEHAVIOURAL MECHANISMS ALLOWING ADAPTATIONS OF COLLECTIVE STRUCTURE TO ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES
title_fullStr SCHOOL TYPOLOGY AND 3D DYNAMICS: STUDY OF THE BEHAVIOURAL MECHANISMS ALLOWING ADAPTATIONS OF COLLECTIVE STRUCTURE TO ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES
title_full_unstemmed SCHOOL TYPOLOGY AND 3D DYNAMICS: STUDY OF THE BEHAVIOURAL MECHANISMS ALLOWING ADAPTATIONS OF COLLECTIVE STRUCTURE TO ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES
title_sort school typology and 3d dynamics: study of the behavioural mechanisms allowing adaptations of collective structure to environmental changes
publisher Facultad de Ciencias Naturales y Oceanográficas, Universidad de Concepción
publishDate 2004
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