Research team
Biology Centre AS CR:
RNDr. Jiří Peterka, Ph.D., project leader and coordinator, leader of WP 4 – field work planning, data sampling and evaluation – trophic relationships (SIA, DTCA), distribution pattern and habitat use of older juveniles and adult fish (gillnetting, purse-seining, UVC)
RNDr. Martin Čech, Ph.D., leader of WP 1 – field work planning, data sampling and evaluation – diurnal migrations of larval and early juvenile fish (hydroacoustics, fry trawling), distribution pattern and habitat use of older juveniles and adult fish (gillnetting, UVC)
Mgr. Tomáš Jůza, Ph.D., leader of WP 3 – field work planning, data sampling and evaluation – diurnal migrations of larval and early juvenile fish (fry trawling), distribution pattern and habitat use of older juveniles and adult fish (gillnetting)
RNDr. Milan Muška, Ph.D. – field work planning, data sampling and evaluation – distribution pattern and habitat use of older juveniles and adult fish (hydroacoustics, gillnetting), aggregative behaviour (hyroacoustics)
Mgr. Ivana Matějíčková – data sampling, processing and evaluation – trophic relationships (SIA, DTCA), distribution pattern and habitat use of older juveniles and adult fish (gillnetting), macrophyte species composition and biomass
Mgr. Michaela Holubová – data sampling, processing and evaluation – distribution pattern and habitat use of older juveniles and adult fish (UVC, gillnetting, hydroacoustics), aggregative behaviour (UVC, hydroacoustics)
Mgr. Marek Šmejkal – data sampling, processing and evaluation – predatory fish habitat use and behaviour (gillnetting), results dissemination
RNDr. Ing. Lukáš Vejřík – data sampling, processing and evaluation – individual trophic specializations (DTCA, SIA, gillnetting)
Mgr. Luboš Kočvara – technician – data sampling and processing, DTCA, scalimetric analyses
Mgr. Tomáš Jůza, Ph.D., leader of WP 3 – field work planning, data sampling and evaluation – diurnal migrations of larval and early juvenile fish (fry trawling), distribution pattern and habitat use of older juveniles and adult fish (gillnetting)
RNDr. Milan Muška, Ph.D. – field work planning, data sampling and evaluation – distribution pattern and habitat use of older juveniles and adult fish (hydroacoustics, gillnetting), aggregative behaviour (hyroacoustics)
Mgr. Ivana Matějíčková – data sampling, processing and evaluation – trophic relationships (SIA, DTCA), distribution pattern and habitat use of older juveniles and adult fish (gillnetting), macrophyte species composition and biomass
Mgr. Michaela Holubová – data sampling, processing and evaluation – distribution pattern and habitat use of older juveniles and adult fish (UVC, gillnetting, hydroacoustics), aggregative behaviour (UVC, hydroacoustics)
Mgr. Marek Šmejkal – data sampling, processing and evaluation – predatory fish habitat use and behaviour (gillnetting), results dissemination
RNDr. Ing. Lukáš Vejřík – data sampling, processing and evaluation – individual trophic specializations (DTCA, SIA, gillnetting)
Mgr. Luboš Kočvara – technician – data sampling and processing, DTCA, scalimetric analyses
RNDr. Ivana Vaníčková, Ph.D. – project administration and laboratory technician – DTCA
Norwegian Institute for Nature Research:
Karl Øystein Gjelland, Ph.D., leader of WP 2 and 5 – field work planning, data sampling, processing and evaluation – distribution pattern and habitat use of older juveniles and adult fish (acoustic telemetry, hydroacoustics)
Finn Økland, Ph.D. – field work planning, data sampling, processing and evaluation – distribution pattern and habitat use of older juveniles and adult fish (acoustic telemetry, hydroacoustics)
Antti Eloranta, Ph.D. – field work planning, data sampling, processing and evaluation – trophic relationships (SIA, DTCA), distribution pattern and habitat use of older juveniles and adult fish (gillnetting)
Odd Terje Sandlund, Ph.D. – field work planning, data sampling and evaluation – distribution pattern and habitat use of older juveniles and adult fish
Finn Økland, Ph.D. – field work planning, data sampling, processing and evaluation – distribution pattern and habitat use of older juveniles and adult fish (acoustic telemetry, hydroacoustics)
Antti Eloranta, Ph.D. – field work planning, data sampling, processing and evaluation – trophic relationships (SIA, DTCA), distribution pattern and habitat use of older juveniles and adult fish (gillnetting)
Odd Terje Sandlund, Ph.D. – field work planning, data sampling and evaluation – distribution pattern and habitat use of older juveniles and adult fish