EM4Fish
Monitoring the evolution of fisheries management
Report on 2014 Solomon Islands Longline E-Monitoring Project This report by Hosken, et al., summarises the results of a Video Electronic Monitoring project conducted on tuna longline fishing vessels operating in Solomon Islands waters during 2014. The main objective of the project was to investigate the extent which Video Electronic Monitoring system (E-Monitoring) can record the …
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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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A pilot study in the Gulf of Mexico testing the efficacy of electronic logbook reporting and self reporting among for-hire fisheries. Marine Recreational Information Program Operations Team, March 2013. …
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Outline of policy around the management of electronic monitoring. National Marine Fisheries Service, May 2013. …
Strategic plan of the intended goals and objectives of NMFS. NMFS Alaska Fisheries Science Center, June 2013 …
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The National Electronic Monitoring Workshop was held January 8-9, 2014 in Seattle, WA. The workshop was organized by Dorothy Lowman, consultant and Chair of the Pacific Fishery Management Council, who worked with a steering committee of managers, scientists, fishing industry representatives, and conservation interests from around the country. See workshop videos and final report below. And for …
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