Project Folder Navigation
The “Automated Stock Assessment Workflow” project folder can be found in your “Shared Drives” folder in Google Drive. This folder contains important documents and resources related to the Workflow Team’s activities, including meeting notes, reference documents, and other relevant materials. You will obtain access to this folder once you request it during the onboarding process.
The following folders contain the most relevant resources:
- Scoping: A variety of subfolders with material related to workshops, information about report tables and figures, standard naming conventions, and more.
- Cheatsheets: Materials needed to make {asar} and {stockplotr} cheatsheets along with the current versions of the cheatsheets.
- Communication: Materials related to communication with stakeholders and collaborators, as well as the one-pager.
- POC interviews: Notes from interviews held with FSC (Fisheries Science Center) representatives from across the agency when the project was in its early stages (2024).
- Manuscripts: Materials associated with manuscripts that are being written about the project.
GitHub Project Management
- GitHub projects help us stay on top of short-term and long-term tasks for {asar} and {stockplotr}.
- Similarly, GitHub milestones help us (and higher-level leadership) gauge progress for {asar} and {stockplotr}. We create new milestones in 6-12 month cycles.
Other Important GitHub Repositories
- workflows-workshop: Repo for the 2026 workshop series presented to each fishery science center
- a11y-sandbox: Repo for testing and recording accessibility features relevant to reports, figures, and tables
- asar-demo: Repo for tutorial on creating a stock assessment report with {asar} and {stockplotr}
- region_spp_stock_assessment: Template repository to organize and standardize files created in the stock assessment workflow
Other Project Resources
Affiliated Project Resources
- fishdictionary: Repository for the FishDictionary, a tool aimed at providing a standardized, shared language for terms used in stock assessment reports.
- Regional Cheers for Peers: Google apps script, spreadsheet, form, and email address associated with program aimed at boosting morale and building community across regions by recognizing community collaboration and achievement. The first three resources are associated with Sam Bredeck’s Google account; the latter is associated with a separate Google account.
Project Expansion/Future Directions
- As of 2026, we have begun a new initiative: developing a cloud-based, streamlined stock assessment workflow. This involves building a cloud-based pipeline that connects the steps from data processing to FIMS to {asar}/{stockplotr} to SIS.