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Projects in the Field: A globe-spanning AI partnership drives discard quantification in New England
The use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has long been recognized as a potential path to cost savings in EM programs, but has not yet been formally implemented as a review standard within a US fishery. In New England, a project implemented by Teem Fish and Lynker Analytics has the potential to change that.
After several years of successful experimentation in electronic monitoring (EM), the New England groundfish fishery went to a full implementation as an operational program in fishing year 2021. This transition to full implementation and the subsequent costs are currently being managed by the federal government, but there is a distinct understanding that this reimbursement process is temporary and the cost burden of the EM program will ultimately land on the fishers and sectors participating in the programs.
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A tale of two EM programs: A look at the development of…
Every Electronic Monitoring (EM) program has different management goals, species to account…
A tipping point for EM adoption? The Marine Stewardship Council’s Evidence Requirements…
Voluntary fishery certification is newly positioned to catalyse EM adoption. Under its…
Increasing the functionalities and accuracy of fisheries electronic monitoring systems
Eric Gilman, Gonzalo Legorburu, Andrew Fedoruk, Craig Heberer, Mark Zimring, Amos…
Call for Abstracts: How can camera-based electronic monitoring improve bycatch management?
The 2024 ICES Annual Science Conference is September 9-12 in Gateshead, United…
2023 saw regional progress for EM implementation in tuna fisheries
Two key tuna management organizations took a significant step forward in the…
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Oyster Recovery Partnership
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Pfleger Institute for Environmental Research
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Ai.fish
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Intertidal Agency
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Mark Michelin
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Kate Haapala
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Net Gains Alliance
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Conepe
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Deckhand Electronic Logbook (Real Time Data North America, LLC)
Deckhand Electronic Logbook (Real Time Data North America, LLC)
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Andrew Fedoruk
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Harbor Light Software
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Scott Nuzum
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Teem Fish Monitoring Inc.
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Fran Karp
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Joshua Wiersma
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Francisco Blaha
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Estibaliz Martinez
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Gulf of Maine Research Institute
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Saltwater Inc
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Library
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Increasing the functionalities and accuracy of fisheries electronic monitoring systems
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Report from Pew Charitable Trust’s Global Artificial Intelligence in Fisheries Monitoring Summit
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Joel Kraski: Implementing EM Alongside an At-Sea Observer Program
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Nichole Rossi and Benjamin Woodward: Leveraging stock assessment survey data and machine learning to advance electronic monitoring programs in the Northeast US
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Johanna Pierre, et al: How much is enough? Review optimization methods to deliver best value from electronic monitoring of commercial fisheries
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Ruben Toro: Implementation of Electronic Monitoring Systems (SMS) in Chilean Fisheries
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Anthony Rogers: A more robust approach to assessing the potential costs and benefits of electronic monitoring: a case study of the tuna longline fishery in the Eastern Pacific Ocean
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Joshua Wiersma: Operationalizing Wireless EM
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Fishers more 'vigilant' after on-boat cameras introduced - industry leads
Fishers more 'vigilant' with reporting after on-boat cameras introduced - industry leads
It comes as new data shows a dramatic increase of dolphin captures and other fish and seabirds by the commercial fishing industry.
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Cameras Reveal Mass Underreporting Of Dolphin, Albatross And Fish Bycatch By Commercial Fishing ...Industry https://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/BU2404/S00180/cameras-reveal-mass-underreporting-of-dolphin-albatross-and-fish-bycatch-by-commercial-fishing-industry.htm