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SMITH, PAUL

Adjunct Professor of Biological Oceanography

Degrees:

• B.A., University of Northern Iowa
• Ph.D., University of Iowa

Research Interests:

• Pelagic Ecology

Honors and Awards:

• NOAA Special Act Award, 2000
• U.S. Dept. of Commerce Gold Medal (Distinguished Career), 1991

Mentoring:

• Goodard, Michele (Masters; 1991-1996)
• Moore, Sue (Graduate; 1991-1997)
• Hinton, Michael (Graduate; 1988-1996)
• Butler, Steve (Masters; 1985-1989)
• , (Graduate; -)

Horne, J.R. and P.E. Smith, 1997. Space and time scales in Pacific hake recruitment processes: Latitudinal variation over annual cycles. CalCOFI Rept. 38: 90-102.

Moser, H.G., N.C.H. Lo and P.E. Smith, 1997. Vertical distribution of Pacific hake eggs in relation to stage of development and temperature. CalCOFI Rept. 38: 120-126.

Nonacs, P., P.E. Smith and M. Mangel, 1998. Modeling foraging in the northern anchovy (Engraulis mordax): Individual behavior can predict school dynamics and population biology. Can. J. Fish. Aquat. Sci. 58: 1179-1188.

Horne, J.K., P.E. Smith, D.C. Schneider, 1999. Comparative examination of scale-explicit biological and physical processes: Recruitment of Pacific Hake (Merluccius productus). Can. J. Fish. Aquatic Sci. 56(Suppl. 1): 170-179. Gartz, R.G., L.W. Miller, R.W. Fujimura, and P.E. Smith. 1999. Measurement of larval striped bass (Morone saxatilis) net avoidance using evasion radius estimation to improve estimates of abundance and mortality. J. Plankton Res. 21(3): 561-580.

Smith, P.E. 2000. Chapter 2. Pelagic fish early life history: CalCOFI Overview. pp. 8-23 in "Fisheries Oceanography: An Integrative Approach to Fisheries Ecology and Management," Paul J. Harrison and Timothy R. Parsons, eds., Blackwell Science Ltd., Oxford, UK. Fish and Aquatic Resources Series, No. 4.

Logerwell, E.A. and P.E. Smith. 2001. Mesoscale eddies and survival of late stage Pacific sardine (Sardinops sagax) larvae. Fisheries Oceanography 10:1, 13-25.

Logerwell, E.A., B. Lavaniegos, and P.E. Smith. 2001. Spatially explicit bioenergetics of Pacific sardine in the Southern California Bight: are mesoscale eddies areas of exceptional prerecruit production? in 'Beyond El Nino', F. Chavez,ed., Progress in Oceanography 49: 391-406.

Smith, P.E., J.K. Horne, and D.C. Snider. 2001. Spatial dynamics of anchovy, sardine, and hake pre-recruit stages in the California Current. ICES J. Marine Science 58: 1063-1071.

Moser, H.G., R.C. Charter, W. Watson, D. Ambrose, K. Hill, P. Smith, J. Butler, E. Sandknop, and S. Charter, 2001. The CALCOFI Ichthyoplankton time series: potential contributions to the management of rocky-shore fishes. CalCOFI Rept. 42: 112-128.

McFarlane, G.A., P.E. Smith, T.R. Baumgartner and J.R. Hunter, 2002. Climate variability and Pacific sardine populations and fisheries. Symp. Amer. Fisheries Soc.32: 195-214, 2002.

Smith, P.E. and H.G. Moser, 2003. Long-term trends and variability in the larvae of Pacific sardine and associated fish species of the California Current region. Deep-Sea Res II 50: 2519-2536.

Aceves-Medina, G., S.P.A. Jimenez-Rosenberg, A. Hinojosa-Medina, R. Funes-Rodriguez, R.J. Saldierna-Martinez, D. Lluch-Belda, P.E. Smith and W. Watson, 2003. Fish larvae from the Gulf of California. Scientia Marina 67 (1): 1-11.

Aceves-Medina, G., S.P.A. Jimenez-Rosenberg, A. Hinojosa-Medina, R. Funes-Rodriguez, R.J. Saldierna-Martinex, and P.E. Smith, 2004. Fish larva assemblages in the Gulf of California. Journal of Fish Biology 656:832-847

Hsieh, C., C. Reiss, W. Watson, M. J. Allen, J. R. Hunter, R. N. Lea, R. H. Rosenblatt, P. E. Smith, G. Sugihara. 2005. A comparison of Long-term trends and variability in populations of larvae of Exploited and non-exploited fishes in the Southern California Region: A community approach. Progress in Oceanography 37:160-185.

Smith, P. E. 2005. A history of proposals for population structure In the Pacific sardine (Sardinops sagax) population off Western North America. CalCOFI Reports 46:75-82