EM4Fish
Monitoring the evolution of fisheries management
Northeast Electronic Monitoring Workshop - Summary Report Electronic_Monitoring_Northeastern_U.S. (PDF) This is the final report from the May 2014 Northeast Electronic Monitoring Workshop, hosted by The Nature Conservancy and NOAA Fisheries, with support from the New England Fishery Management Council. Laura Taylor Singer, SAMBAS Consulting LLC October 2014 …
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PDF: Principles of Fishery Reporting System Design_M. Brady Abstract: Fishery reporting systems accept human input via multiple subsystems, where the subsystems are reporting on the same event, a fishing trip. Human data input presents challenges to the designer as a common source of error and excessive burdens on human reporters. Using multiple subsystems to report on the same event can result …
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New England Electronic Monitoring Project Phase III, April 2015 PDF) The goal of the New England Electronic Monitoring (EM) Project was to investigate the potential for using EM within the broader Northeast Multispecies Fishery (NE groundfish fishery) catch monitoring program. EM systems are designed for the automated collection of fisheries data while vessels are at sea. They collect …
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Please download the strategic plan here (PDF) This 59-page report was published in April, 2014. A brief excerpt from the introduction: We live in a world of great technological advances, many of which are applicable to fisheries monitoring issues, and some that are already in use to support fisheries management in the North Pacific. The National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) and the …
Deployment Performance Review of the 2013 North Pacific Groundfish and Halibut Observer Program_C. Faunce, et al. …
New England Electronic Monitoring Project Phase III The goal of the New England Electronic Monitoring (EM) Project was to investigate the potential for using EM within the broader Northeast Multispecies Fishery (NE groundfish fishery) catch monitoring program. EM systems are designed for the automated collection of fisheries data while vessels are at sea. They collect high-frequency sensor data …
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