Powerpoint: 2015 AFS EM Symposium-Electronic Monitoring From a NPFMC Perspective - B. Tweit Abstract: No abstract is available for this presentation. …
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2015 AFS EM Symposium: One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Rockfish: Human‐Based Video Review in a Hardware‐Focused World
PDF: 2015 AFS EM Symposium-One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Rockfish- Human-‐Based Video Review in a Hardware-Focused World_C. Donovan Abstract: Electronic monitoring has recently become an important topic in commercial fisheries. While most discussions tend to focus on the hardware and management aspects, it seems easy to overlook a crucial element of any electronic monitoring program: the …
2015 AFS EM Symposium: The British Columbia Groundfish Electronic Monitoring Experience in Relation to Data Quality and Impact of the Data on Assessment and Management
PDF: 2015 AFS EM Symposium - British Columbia Groundfish Electronic Monitoring Experience in Relation to Data Quality and Impact of the Data on Assessment and Management_R. Stanley Abstract: Catch in the groundfish hook and line fishery on Canada’s west coast has been monitored since 2006 by an interrelated suite of components. In addition to 100% EM coverage, these include full independent …
2015 AFS EM Symposium: Turning Fishery Information Needs into Performance Standards for an Electronic Monitoring Program
PDF: 2015 AFS EM Symposium-Turning Fishery Information Needs into Performance Standards for an Electronic Monitoring Program_M. Hooper Abstract: Several U.S. commercial fisheries are considering implementing electronic monitoring (EM) systems as an alternative to human observers for at-sea catch and compliance monitoring. Fishery managers, scientists, fishermen, and other partners are in the …
2015 AFS EM Symposium: Evaluating the Effectiveness of Dockside Monitoring Using an Electronic Monitoring System in the Maryland Blue Crab Fishery
PDF: 2015 AFS EM Symposium-Evaluating the Effectiveness of Dockside Monitoring Using an Electronic Monitoring System in the Maryland Blue Crab Fishery_H.W.Slacum Abstract Self-reporting is a common method to document harvest, but the accuracy of reported harvest is uncertain without independent methods of harvest verification. General documentation errors, forgetfulness and intentional …
New England Electronic Monitoring Project Phase III
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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