EM4Fish
Monitoring the evolution of fisheries management
In presentations from the Pacific Islands, Alaska, the West Coast and the Northeast, a host of experts share their experiences in EM program development, implementation and costs; reflect on the role of national EM policy; and identify successes, challenges and lessons learned. Presented at the National EM Workshop (West) in Renton, WA, February 12, 2020. Click on presentation title images to open …
Read More » about EM Workshop West Part 1: Regional Experiences
This session of the 2020 EM Workshop featured presentations from Jordan Watson of the Alaska Fisheries Science Center, Farron Wallace of the Southeast Fisheries Science Center, Eric Pennaz of Google and Mark Hager of New England Marine Monitoring. Presented at the National EM Workshop (West), February 13, 2020 in Renton, WA. Please click on title pages to open PDF …
Read More » about EM Workshop West Part 2: Integrating New Technology and AI Applications
This presentation by Kate Wing of Net Gains Alliance focuses on a report from the 2019 EM Data Sharing Workshop. It reviews the flow of EM data from collection to storage and considers how data flow intersects with questions about data sharing, access, security and privacy. Presented at the National EM Workshop (West), February 13, 2020. …
Read More » about EM Workshop West Part 3: Data Considerations
To provide further support to groups progressing machine learning and automatic analysis, GMRI partnered with CVision AI to publish Electronic Monitoring: Best Practices for Automation, a first-of-its-kind Electronic Monitoring guidance document that describes best practices for designing EM systems and programs suited for automated or semi-automated video analysis. This document presents a broad …
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On January 23, 2020 the Gulf of Maine Research Institute (GMRI), with its partners CVision AI and New England Marine Monitoring, hosted an electronic monitoring (EM) workshop entitled “Incorporating Machine Learning into Northeast EM programs”. The goal of the workshop was to convene EM project stakeholders, AI specialists, NOAA staff, and data specialists to focus on the potential uses of machine …
2019 Digital Public Report #1- Fisherman First Data Ecosystem This report from the Cape Cod Commercial Fishermen's Alliance and Digital Public presents opportunities and possible models for the New England groundfish community to own, control, manage, and use fisheries data, with a particular focus on governing electronic monitoring data. It is the product of two workshops organized by The Cape …
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