
Nicholas Ducharme-Barth developed core training and modeling infrastructure for the MOshima-PIFSC/ISC_OSworkflow_training repository, focusing on fisheries ecological modeling and reproducible workflows. He created a foundational data package in R with biological parameters, growth rates, and mortality Z-scores to support simulation-based decision-making. Using R Shiny and JavaScript, Nicholas built a model comparison dashboard enabling side-by-side evaluation of Stock Synthesis runs with interactive metrics and recruitment plots. He also produced Quarto-based workshop materials, templates, and site content to streamline training and documentation. By integrating legacy binaries and configuration management, he enhanced version control and reproducibility for fisheries management applications.
January 2025: Delivered core training and modeling infrastructure for ISC_OSworkflow_training. Implemented a foundational fisheries ecological modeling data package with biological parameters, growth rates, and mortality Z-scores to support decision-making in simulations; launched a Stock Synthesis model comparison Shiny app enabling side-by-side evaluation of model runs with UI for introduction, metrics, and recruitment plots; produced Day 1–4 Quarto-based workshop materials, templates, slides, assets, and site content to accelerate training and documentation; added Stock Synthesis legacy binaries to support versioning and rollback. The work enhances training readiness, reproducibility, and model-driven fisheries management insights.
January 2025: Delivered core training and modeling infrastructure for ISC_OSworkflow_training. Implemented a foundational fisheries ecological modeling data package with biological parameters, growth rates, and mortality Z-scores to support decision-making in simulations; launched a Stock Synthesis model comparison Shiny app enabling side-by-side evaluation of model runs with UI for introduction, metrics, and recruitment plots; produced Day 1–4 Quarto-based workshop materials, templates, slides, assets, and site content to accelerate training and documentation; added Stock Synthesis legacy binaries to support versioning and rollback. The work enhances training readiness, reproducibility, and model-driven fisheries management insights.

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