Managing Reef Fish Species Event Prompt Each week, many programs and events are offered to support and help you obtain more from your college experience. Plan to attend an event offered by the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering or a program hosted by Career Services, Academic Success Seminars, etc. Choose an event that takes […]
Each week, many programs and events are offered to support and help you obtain more from your college experience. Plan to attend an event offered by the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering or a program hosted by Career Services, Academic Success Seminars, etc. Choose an event that takes place between today and the due date that benefits you academically or professionally as an FSE student (football games or gym workouts do not count, for example - but they're awesome).
A list of suggestions is provided below, but this list is not exhaustive. You are welcome to find other events on your own that meet the criteria above. I would encourage you to start planning now.
Ideas for possible events:
After your event, click on the link below to complete a brief report of your experience that includes:
Submit your event report using the assignment link. MS Word or PDF file formats are accepted. Papers should be a minimum of 1 page, double-spaced, using 12-point font. Well-written, scholarly, and substantive responses to the questions above are expected.
Thanks to Arizona State University’s (ASU) innumerable support programs and events, I could attend a seminar themed on the importance of managing reef fish species living in reefs. This academic event was held on November 7, 2018 (4:00 pm – 5:00 pm) at Agribusiness Center 115, which is within the school premises. Notably, Xuetao Lu, a doctoral student in statistics at ASU, proposed various statistical methods and paradigms to help with the problematic process of sampling reef fish species inhabiting the oceanic environments. Lu’s presentation contended that the assessment and management of reef fish species and other aquatic animals living in water are challenging relative to those of the terrestrial populations.
I have to admit that the session was quite educational. One of the lessons that I absorbed is that predicting the spatial abundance of marine animals living around reefs poses a big challenge. An accurate sampling of these creatures is never a simple task. As a result, Lu’s statistical mapping and spatial analysis models are called for. Moreover, such efficient methods would be extra useful to fishery managers. I was persuaded to think that the proposed tools would aid in decision-making. More to the point, managers of marine facilities would be well-informed on when to open/ close the fisheries or set quotas. Further, the enlightening seminar would serve as an ideal solution to the pressing issue of overfishing. When the abundance rates of reef fish species are accurately known, setting reasonable and sustainable annual catch limits should be the easy part. It should be noted that seminars are just one of the many academic events that are considered informative. Other recommended intervention events include attending club meetings where students get to apply some of the learned skills. In addition, the SunDevilSyn campus engagement network enables learners to connect to programs, departments, and other organizations by forming a discourse online community.
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