Kelli F. Johnson, Grant D. Adams, Jon K. T. Brodziak, Kathryn L. Doering, Daniel R. Goethel, Andrea M. Havron, Peter T. Kuriyama, Emily M. Liljestrand, Christopher M. Legault, Bai Li, Timothy J. Miller, Cole C.Monnahan, Elizabeth F. Perl, Megumi C. Oshima, Kyle W. Shertzer, Christine C. Stawitz, Jane Y. Sullivan, Matthew Supernaw, Ian G. Taylor, Nathan R. Vaughan, Erik H. Williams, Adrianne T. Wilson
Kristan Blackhart, Edward J. Dick, James N. Ianelli, Ronald Klasky, Patrick Lynch, Rick Methot, Huihua Lee
The mission of the Fisheries Integrated Modeling System (FIMS) is to enhance the connection of models used to assess the status of managed fish stocks to ecosystem, climate, and socioeconomic factors while meeting current management needs. We aim to accomplish our mission with a user-friendly stock assessment tool that streamlines the development and application of scientific advice to inform current and future management needs of NOAA Fisheries’ regions. Users and developers are welcome to submit feedback using Github Issues and Discussions.
The following software is required:
remotes::install_github("NOAA-FIMS/FIMS")
library(FIMS)
Christine Stawitz - NOAA, Andrea-Havron-NOAA, Bai Li - NOAA, Kelli Johnson, Matthew-Supernaw-NOAA, Kathryn Doering, Nathan Vaughan, Jane Sullivan, Grant Adams, Eshaan Gupta, Ian Taylor, Dr. Wilson, Szu-Yun, Jon Kenton Tarsus Brodziak, Meg Oshima, Tim Miller, alexjensen-NOAA, Rohith P, Jim Ianelli, … Mark. (2026). NOAA-FIMS/FIMS: v0.11.0 (Version v0.11.0) [Computer software]. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/ZENODO.10393209