Uncertainties in fish tracking studies limit their integration into conservation and fisheries
management plans. This is especially true for archival tagging studies that rely on …

Geophysical exploration of the seabed is typically done through seismic surveys, using
airgun arrays that produce intense, low-frequency-sound pulses 1 that can be heard over …

The ocean is facing unprecedented challenges due to the escalating impacts of climate
change and other pressures threatening ecosystems and the many benefits they provide …

Hidden Markov models are prevalent in animal movement modelling, where they are widely
used to infer behavioural modes and their drivers from various types of telemetry data. To …

Knowledge of the movement patterns and area utilisation of commercially important fish
stocks is critical to management. The Eastern Baltic cod Gadus morhua, one of the most …

Commercial landings of starry smooth-hound Mustelus asterias in northern European seas
are increasing, whilst our knowledge of their ecology, behaviour and population structure …

Quantifying connectivity within fish metapopulations is an important component in
understanding population dynamics and providing an evidence base for assessment and …

Advection (directional movement) and diffusion (dispersed movement) were applied for the
first time to describe movement patterns in Atlantic cod in the North Sea and Baltic Sea …

Background: Studying and quantifying fish behaviour is important to understand how fish
interact with their environments. Yet much of fish behaviour in aquatic ecosystems remains …

Simulating animal movement has long been a central focus of study in the area of wildlife
behaviour studies. Conventional modelling methods have difficulties in accurately …