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 The development and use of this tool was presented in [Wetzel et al. 2024](https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0165783624001681?via%3Dihub) in a special edition of Fisheries Research on Stock Assessment Good Practices in fisheries. Quantitative methods for assessing the status of marine fish populations began in the 19th century with simple catch-curve analysis and have evolved through the decades to use more advanced integrated statistical modeling. The corresponding assessment documents that communicate model estimates to other scientists and fisheries managers, generally, have grown in length and complexity, often describing hundreds of parameter estimates and population dynamics. These documents use a wide range of synonyms or similar terms that can vary either within a single assessment document or among other documents within or across fisheries management regions. The lack of standardization of terms used in assessment documents can lead to challenges in scientific reviews, communicating scientific results to fisheries managers, and for understanding assessments from other management regions.  
 
 # Shiny based webpage
-The information within {fishdictionary} is presented as an interactive shiny based webpage (https://nmfs-fish-tools.github.io/fishdictionary) where users can look up specific terms, definitions, and the preferred terminology.
+The information within {fishdictionary} is presented as an interactive shiny based webpage (https://connect.fisheries.noaa.gov/fishdictionary/) where users can look up specific terms, definitions, and the preferred terminology.
 
 # Installation
 The package can be installed from github via either {pak} or {remotes}: