Sean Dugan - SFCC Update - biologists meeting AGM 2015
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Talk provided for the annual Scottish Fisheries Co-ordination Centre Meeting. Held at the Scottish Centre for Ecology and the Natural Environment, Loch Lomond. 4th-5th Feb 2015
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Sean Dugan - SFCC Update - biologists meeting AGM 2015
- 1. `Scottish Fisheries Co-ordination Centre AGM 2015 SFCC 2014 Overview • Data sharing and facilitation of national-scale projects • Communication • Skills & Training • Wild Fisheries Review • Acknowledgements
- 2. `Scottish Fisheries Co-ordination Centre AGM 2015 1. Collation of Available Datasets on Smolt Populations in Scotland (MSS) 2. Collation and supply of data from all members for a component of the MSS conservation limits project 3. University of Southampton/ SEPA project 1. MSS - Scotland Temperature Monitoring Network
- 3. `Scottish Fisheries Co-ordination Centre AGM 2015 • Thank you to all Trusts/others • All data provided within short timescales • Standard format • >500,000 data points • £10,000 • Thank you to MSS (D-C, Iain).
- 4. `Scottish Fisheries Co-ordination Centre AGM 2015 •MSS Conservation Limits • Thank you to all SFCC members for providing data • Data formatting and supply enabled through database • “All SFCC data went in to analysis software first time”. • Process required 10 SFCC man days.
- 5. `Scottish Fisheries Co-ordination Centre AGM 2015 1. Developing diagnostic tools for assessing and predicting the impacts of engineering structures and maintenance activities on UK rivers (University of Southampton/ SEPA).
- 6. `Scottish Fisheries Co-ordination Centre AGM 2015
- 7. `Scottish Fisheries Co-ordination Centre AGM 2015 • In considering all 4 projects together: • SFCC-MSS interface: alive and functioning • Welcome further collaborative work • Smolt database (20 minutes) • Smolt protocol • Value of database (man hours) • WFR section 8 – Sound Science
- 8. `Scottish Fisheries Co-ordination Centre AGM 2015 • Communication • Website • Questionnaire • E-Bulletins • Annual Report • VISION Statement
- 9. `Scottish Fisheries Co-ordination Centre AGM 2015 Time allocation • Annual Report • CEH Licensing • Website development and feedback • MSS EL Data Project Training • IFM points accreditation • Smolt monitoring workshop • Team leader refresher course • Scale reading online learning resource • GIS E-learning • Collaboration with IBIS
- 10. `Scottish Fisheries Co-ordination Centre AGM 2015 Time allocation • Annual Report • CEH Licensing • Website development and feedback • MSS EL Data Project Training • IFM points accreditation • Smolt monitoring workshop • Team leader refresher course • Scale reading online learning resource • GIS E-learning • Collaboration with IBIS
- 11. `Scottish Fisheries Co-ordination Centre AGM 2015 • Skills & Training Course Title Attendees in 2014 Scale reading 7 Advanced GIS 5 Smolt Monitoring 17 Intro to Electrofishing (Jackie Graham) 24 Team Leader 7 Team Leader Refresher 17 Electrofishing Data Modelling 11
- 12. `Scottish Fisheries Co-ordination Centre AGM 2015 • Skills & Training
- 13. `Scottish Fisheries Co-ordination Centre AGM 2015 • Skills & Training
- 14. `Scottish Fisheries Co-ordination Centre AGM 2015 • Skills & Training Course Title Demand Scale reading (26th March) 19 Fish tracking and telemetry 23 Introduction to R statistics 18 Intro to Electrofishing 13 Team Leader 2 Team Leader Refresher (25th, 26th June) 12 Habitat Surveying 5 Statistics 21 Online GIS 24
- 15. `Scottish Fisheries Co-ordination Centre AGM 2015 Time allocation • Annual Report • CEH Licensing • Website development and feedback • MSS EL Data Project Training • IFM points accreditation • Smolt monitoring workshop • Team leader refresher course • Scale reading online learning resource • GIS E-learning • Collaboration with IBIS
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- 18. 55lbs July 1995 Namsen Norway netted in Fjord 3.4
- 19. `Scottish Fisheries Co-ordination Centre AGM 2015 • – WFR Recommendation 38 • Co-ordination
- 20. `Scottish Fisheries Co-ordination Centre AGM 2015 • 2015 – JH • BSWG • Acknowledgements • James • Training providers (JG). • SFCC members
Editor's Notes
- Thank you James In summarising the year I have structured my talk into three key areas. The first of which is… I had originally included direct reference to the WFR through out, but given the success of this mornings session I will stick to some of the areas of my work in 2014.
- With thanks to our members SFCC have facilitated 3 major data related projects in 2014. In addition, although SFCC itself was not directly involved, it is still important to consider the Temp Network because it involved a collaborative project between SFCC members and MSS. Further to John’s presentation this morning, I will offer a summary of each project, Then offer some suggestions upon considering the success of these projects together.
- Apologies from Mark Naura Analysis ongoing Will provide a formal update to SFCC Management Committee this month Value of Scottish dataset to National (UK) scale analysis – Environmental range. Excellent workshop run FOC for SFCC.
- In considering the 4 projects, what can we learn as a group? Suggest that we sit down together at a later date to appraise. Joint Projects improve collaboration and Trust between organisations (Peace Park analogy). Value of database! Communication takes time and resource SFCC INTERFACE is alive and working – Please feel free to utilise in future!
- After launch website steadily growing
- AMAZON FISHERY MANAGERS are using our protocols! (SPIKE)
- Here is a summary in terms of numbers of individuals who have received training from SFCC. Jackie will go into more detail on EF In considering the WFR, the absolute priority for SFCC is to improve co-ordination of training delivery in Scotland, and to work closely with organisations such as IFM.
- Here is a summary in terms of numbers of individuals who have received training from SFCC. Jackie will go into more detail on EF In considering the WFR, the absolute priority for SFCC is to improve co-ordination of training delivery in Scotland, and to work closely with organisations such as IFM.
- Here is a summary in terms of numbers of individuals who have received training from SFCC. Jackie will go into more detail on EF In considering the WFR, the absolute priority for SFCC is to improve co-ordination of training delivery in Scotland, and to work closely with organisations such as IFM.
- Thank you for registering high demand
- Thank you to Westcountry Excellent resource (£3000).
- Thank you Ronald/ Tweed Foundation Ross Gardiner
- Thank you to Ronald Online resource now live Scope for further development
- IFM workshop 26th March. Sign up now
- I won’t go into looking forward as James will cover this soon. But I would say that I am looking forward to getting back to working for the SFCC from now on after completing the BSWG process. I must thank JH for his constant support and guidance, especially since October when I have been working almost entirely on BSWG. Thank you to the BSWG for providing flexibility the other way in 2013 to allow me to progress a busy year for SFCC.