Donna Dimarchopoulou

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University of Hawaii

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Donna Dimarchopoulou is an Assistant Professor at the University of Hawaii. Her research focuses on marine ecosystems, with particular emphasis on fisheries management, the impacts of climate change on fish populations, and marine protected areas in the Mediterranean region. Recent publications include studies on the tropicalization of fisheries, spatiotemporal fishing effort simulations, and the assessment of fish stock dynamics.

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Instituto Español de Oceanografía

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Integrating marine protected areas and spatial fisheries restrictions in ecosystem models of the Aegean Sea

Historical versus recent trends in the tropicalization of fisheries catches along a latitudinal temperature gradient

Ecosystem Impacts of the Landing Obligation for Unwanted Catch in Thermaikos Gulf (Greece)

Spatiotemporal fishing effort simulations and restriction scenarios in Thermaikos Gulf, Greece (northeastern Mediterranean Sea)

Exploitation and Conservation Status of the Thornback Ray (<i>Raja clavata)</i> in the Balearic Islands (Western Mediterranean)

Fishery catch is affected by geographic expansion, fishing down food webs and climate change in Aotearoa, New Zealand

New developments in the analysis of catch time series as the basis for fish stock assessments: The CMSY++ method

New developments in the analysis of catch time series as the basis for fish stock assessments: The CMSY++ method

Scientific progress made towards bridging the knowledge gap in the biology of Mediterranean marine fishes

Modelling and assessing the ecosystem of the Aegean Sea, a major hub of the eastern Mediterranean at the intersection of Europe and Asia

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GEORGIOS SYLAIOS

F. (Francesc) Ordines

Mark Costello

Alba Serrat

Athanassios Tsikliras

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Donna Dimarchopoulou

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Articles (10)

Integrating marine protected areas and spatial fisheries restrictions in ecosystem models of the Aegean Sea

Historical versus recent trends in the tropicalization of fisheries catches along a latitudinal temperature gradient

Ecosystem Impacts of the Landing Obligation for Unwanted Catch in Thermaikos Gulf (Greece)

Spatiotemporal fishing effort simulations and restriction scenarios in Thermaikos Gulf, Greece (northeastern Mediterranean Sea)

Exploitation and Conservation Status of the Thornback Ray (<i>Raja clavata)</i> in the Balearic Islands (Western Mediterranean)

Fishery catch is affected by geographic expansion, fishing down food webs and climate change in Aotearoa, New Zealand

﻿New developments in the analysis of catch time series as the basis for fish stock assessments: The CMSY++ method

﻿New developments in the analysis of catch time series as the basis for fish stock assessments: The CMSY++ method

Scientific progress made towards bridging the knowledge gap in the biology of Mediterranean marine fishes

Modelling and assessing the ecosystem of the Aegean Sea, a major hub of the eastern Mediterranean at the intersection of Europe and Asia

Collaborators (5)

GEORGIOS SYLAIOS

F. (Francesc) Ordines

Mark Costello

Alba Serrat

Athanassios Tsikliras

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New developments in the analysis of catch time series as the basis for fish stock assessments: The CMSY++ method

New developments in the analysis of catch time series as the basis for fish stock assessments: The CMSY++ method