Goherr/Deliverables

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GOHERR outputs Deliverables and publications will be updated here as soon as published. Planned deliverables and publishing times are: D2.1. Edited film short: Sociocultural traditions and values of Baltic salmon/herring (May 2017). D2.2. Journal publication (submitted): The potential for changing the present institutional structures towards nested and integrated structures required by ecosystem based management, based upon current governance structures, management policies and policy performance (September 2017). D2.3. Journal publication (submitted): Comparative analysis of differing socio-cultural traditions and values of Baltic herring and salmon among Baltic Sea countries (September 2017). D2.4. Report/MS: Governance structures related to ecosystem approach in the Baltic Sea: integrated management of Baltic salmon and herring at the regional, national and sub-national level (September 2017). D2.5. Report/MS: Scenarios for nested and regionalised governance systems of Baltic salmon and herring management and their evaluation by experts (February 2018). D2.6. Report/MS: Sociocultural Valuation of Ecosystem Goods provided by Baltic salmon and herring (March 2018). D3.1 Report/MS: Concretizing fundamental values to normative future targets: What are the objectives and outcomes of Baltic salmon and herring governance processes (May 2016). D3.2. Online description of the scenarios developed, applicable in the dioxin model (Task 5.1) and decision support model of WP6 (July 2016). D3.3.. Report/MS: Exploring futures of Baltic salmon and herring by assessing potential impacts of ecosystem approach (November 2016). D3.4. Report/MS: From context specifics to robust recommendations: targeted future proposals to make Baltic salmon and herring governance more sustainable (March 2017). D3.5. Journal publication (submitted): Developing the scenario methodology in the context of complex multilevel fisheries governance (May 2017). D4.1. MS (submitted): Effects of size dependent interactions between herring and salmon on community structure and individual performance; using monitoring data (March 2017). D4.2. Report/MS: Size dependent predator-prey interactions and the dynamics of herring and salmon in the Baltic Sea; using physiologically-structured population models (September 2017). D4.3. Report: Novel physiologically structured population model for herring and salmon to analyze bioaccumulation of dioxin in Baltic Sea fish (January 2018). D5.1. An open online model about dioxins in fish; human consumption; and health benefits and risks (March 2017). D5.2. Journal publication (submitted): The health benefit-risk model results (January 2018). D5.3. Report/MS: The role of size-selective fisheries on bioaccumulation of dioxins (March 2018). D6.1. Integrated decision support model for Baltic herring and salmon (March 2018). D6.2. Report/MS: Integrated multi-species decision support tool to reduce dioxin in Baltic salmon and herring in sustainable fisheries (March 2018). D6.3. Report/MS: Analysis of the utility of different types of governance structures for ecosystem-based management of Baltic salmon and herring (March 2018). D7.1. Project web-pages and electronic flyer (May 2015). D7.2a,b Report of student training in Task 7.2f (courses on marine governance (January 2018). D7.3. Developing and updating stakeholder communication plan (March 2018). D7.4. Online material in Opasnet (report) (March 2018). D7.5. Open linked data and models (March 2018). D7.6. Report of stakeholder communication and involvement in the project (March 2018).