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faculty
Adam Delargy, PhD he, his
Assistant Research Professor
SMAST / Fisheries Oceanography
Contact
508-910-6013
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School for Marine Science & Technology East, New Bedford 130
Education
| 2020 | Bangor University | PhD |
| 2015 | University of Aberdeen | MSc |
| 2014 | University of Glasgow | BSc Hons |
Teaching
Courses
Provides a background on the development of fisheries science and examines the theories and techniques of biology, ecology, oceanography, and population dynamics presently employed. Components include fish and shellfish basic population dynamics, early life history recruitment, migration, growth, fishery dependent/independent surveys, alternative abundance measurement techniques, habitat considerations, and introductory fisheries modeling.
Provides a background on the development of fisheries science and examines the theories and techniques of biology, ecology, oceanography, and population dynamics presently employed. Components include fish and shellfish basic population dynamics, early life history recruitment, migration, growth, fishery dependent/independent surveys, alternative abundance measurement techniques, habitat considerations, and introductory fisheries modeling.
Provides a background on the development of fisheries science and examines the theories and techniques of biology, ecology, oceanography, and population dynamics presently employed. Components include fish and shellfish basic population dynamics, early life history recruitment, migration, growth, fishery dependent/independent surveys, alternative abundance measurement techniques, habitat considerations, and introductory fisheries modeling.
Research
Research activities
- Drop camera survey
- Offshore wind farm impacts
- Whelk surveys
- Scallop research
- Marine benthic ecology
Research
Research interests
- Fishery data analysis
- Survey design and analysis
- Data modeling
- Statistics
- Scallops
Select publications
See curriculum vitae for more publications
- AJ Delargy, GI Lambert, MJ Kaiser, JG Hiddink (2022).
Potential highly variable catch efficiency estimates complicate estimation of abundance
Fisheries Research, 245, 106138.
European Fisheries Fund - AJ Delargy, N Hold, C Heney, RP Cann, K Bhandari, CN Colvin, ...AJ Delargy, N Hold, C Heney, RP Cann, K Bhandari, CN Colvin, ... (2022).
Detection and quantification of differences in catch rates among research vessel gears and commercial vessels
Fisheries Research, 254, 106371.
European Maritime and Fisheries Fund - AJ Delargy, L Blackadder, I Bloor, C McMinn, DB Rudders, CL Szostek, ... (2023).
A global review of catch efficiencies of towed fishing gears targeting scallops
Reviews in Fisheries Science & Aquaculture, 31, 296-319. - JG Hiddink, S Valanko, AJ Delargy, PD van Denderen (2023).
Setting thresholds for good ecosystem state in marine seabed systems and beyond
ICES Journal of Marine Science, 80, 698-709.
European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the Marie Sklodowska-Curie grant agreement No 101024886 - LE Richardson, A Heenan, AJ Delargy, P Neubauer, J Lecky, JM Gove, ... (2023).
Local human impacts disrupt depth-dependent zonation of tropical reef fish communities
Nature Ecology & Evolution, 1-12.
Various
I am interested in statistical and mathematical analyses of fisheries data. My initial research has focused on scallop fishery catch rates, survey design and stock assessment modelling. I also research crab, lobster, whelk, groundfish, and coral reef fisheries, as well as impacts of bottom towed gears and offshore wind farm development.