On the East Coast, on-board cameras are being used to track the bycatch of bluefin tuna in the Atlantic pelagic longline fishery. In the Northeast, there are pilot projects in the groundfish fishery and the midwater trawl herring and mackerel fisheries, with full implementation expected in the next few years. In 2019, the New England Fishery Management Council began discussing the possibility of coordinating with other councils to mandate EM for the entire East Coast.
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ATLANTIC / U.S. EAST COAST POSTS
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Projects in the Field: Integrating a Billfish Angler Tagging Reporting Program within Regulatory Reporting Requirements
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Projects in the Field: A Fishing Logbook, with a Purpose
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A CCCFA and Net Gains Alliance Report: Incentivizing Accountability and Data Modernization in the New England Groundfish Fishery — Applications of Electronic Monitoring Information in Stock Assessment
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Industry Focus: Woods Hole Group
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Projects in the Field: Exploring Strategies to Improve Electronic Reporting in the Recreational Atlantic Bluefin Tuna Fishery
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Gulf of Maine Research Institute RFP for developing and testing dockside monitoring innovations
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Projects in the Field: The Maximized-Retention Electronic Monitoring Model in New England Groundfish
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Industry Focus: Harbor Light Software
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Gulf of Maine Research Institute’s New England Marine Monitoring to Partner with Vesper Company
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Projects in the Field: Electronic Monitoring in the Gulf of Maine Scallop Fishery
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Projects in the Field: EM Technology Advancements in the New England Groundfish Maximized Retention Program
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Cape Cod Fishermen and Partners Issue RFP for EM Provider
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Electronic Monitoring Provision Included in International Measures to Conserve Atlantic Shortfin Mako Sharks
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Meet National Electronic Technologies Coordinator Brett Alger
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A busy conference calendar as 2018 rolls on
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GMRI Position Posting: Electronic Monitoring Project Manager
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Notice to EM Service Providers Regarding Opportunities in the Northeast
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Gulf of Maine Explained: Electronic Monitoring
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At sea, under the eyes of cameras, fishermen work as the government monitors catch
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Electronic Monitoring in the New England Groundfish Fishery: Lessons learned from a collaborative research project (FY2013 – FY2015)
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EM for the Atlantic HMS Tuna Longline Fishery
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Video equipment installed on Cape fishing boats (Cape Cod Times)
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EM in the Northeast – Groundfish
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Northeast Region
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2014 Survey of Southeast Region (South Atlantic & Gulf Councils) Updates
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From Hook to Cook – How Electronic Monitoring Can Be Valuable for Fishermen and Consumers
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iSnapper: Smartphone technology for fishery data collection
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Electronic Monitoring Project in the Northeastern United States
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Electronic Monitoring: A promising alternative to At-Sea Monitoring in the New England Groundfish fishery
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Gulf of Mexico Horizontal and Vertical Longline EM Project in the Snapper Grouper Reef Fish Fishery
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A Novel Approach to Catch Estimation Using a Photogrammetric System
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Innovations in Electronic Monitoring
ATLANTIC / U.S. EAST COAST COMMUNITY
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Benjamin Woodward
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Dr. Hilario Mumua
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Cate O’Keefe
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Willy Goldsmith
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Melissa Sanderson
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Cornell Cooperative Extension – Fisheries
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Oyster Recovery Partnership
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Kaycee Coleman
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George Lapointe
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Net Gains Alliance
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Harbor Light Software
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Fran Karp
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Joshua Wiersma
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Gulf of Maine Research Institute
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Integrated Monitoring
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Woods Hole Group
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Mary Beth Tooley
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Geoffrey Smith
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Brad McHale
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Christopher McGuire
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Amy Martins
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John Hoey
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Erika Feller
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Jane DiCosimo
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Brett Alger
