EM4Fish
Monitoring the evolution of fisheries management
Growing volumes of data are pushing digital transformations in every sector. These transformations require not only technical improvements but also new agreements, systems, and operational practices to make data secure, accessible, and re-usable. Effective data sharing is enabled by the people managing the data system, not the servers alone. Digital Public reviewed the data challenges […]
While new and emerging technologies are helping to solve some of the most serious challenges we face in sustaining the world's fisheries, they are mostly being applied in developed, industrialized nations. However, small scale fisheries (SSFs) account for over half of the world’s wild caught seafood, involve 90% of the world's fishermen and women, and […]
We all know the supply chain is one of the most opaque markets on the planet, fueling environmental and socioeconomic consequences of IUU fishing. In this session, we'll hear about the latest and greatest technologies tech that is bringing clarity and transparency to the global supply chain. Time shown is U.S. West Coast/Pacific.
The March meeting of the Pacific Fishery Management Council will include an update on the West Coast Electronic Monitoring Guidelines and Manual. See link for the meeting agenda, including the approximate time for that update session. Meeting Agenda
What is possible when we go beyond the existing framework of why and how emerging technologies are used in fishing activity? What valuable oceanographic or atmospheric data could fishing vessels collect to better understand climate change, or to bring more value to their operations? Join us for a fantastic lineup of speakers, presentations, and a […]
In this, the 6th and final session of the 2020/21 SAFET conference series, we return to where we started - focusing on technological solutions to fisheries Monitoring, Control and Surveillance (MCS) challenges. MCS is an essential component of efforts to manage fisheries sustainably and for the greatest amount of benefit, but has largely been ineffective […]
