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Smart fishing
The document discusses the implementation of smart fishing practices to meet user needs and improve sustainable fisheries management. It highlights the importance of data collection, technology use, and research for addressing issues like illegal fishing and by-catch reduction. The document emphasizes dynamic management strategies that adapt to the ecological and economic aspects of the fishing industry.
Smart fishing
- 1. Fishing “smart” 漁業⻑智慧 Chen-Yi Tu(@crystaltu) 滔滔 Ocean Says (FB, @oceansays_info) ! 2016 Fishackathon Taipei
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- 9. Fishers Researcher/ Management Customers More/high value fish! Sustainablefisheries No IUU fisheries Best bargain
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- 12. Fisheries Information System •Providing satellite information to fishers
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- 19. Fishing effort? 0 kg/hr ! 25kg/hr ! 50 kg/hr
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- 21. Researcher/Management • Sustainable fisheries •Estimate allowable catch for each species • Limit the effort: number of ship/trip/fishing time • Reduce by-catch/discard • Combat illegal, unregulated and unreported fisheries
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- 24. Issues • Fisheries independentdata are expansive • Measurement and sampling are time-consuming • Effort data? • By-catch and discard data?
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- 32. Dynamic nature ofocean and ecosystem-based fisheries management Ecological Economical Social
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- 35. Data: NE multispeciesfisheries
- 36. Static vs. DynamicManagement Measure Static Dynamic Time-area disclosure • Grid-based closures • Real-time closures based on move-on rules • Oceanographic closures
- 38. Evaluation criteria • Reducedidentified bycatch or discards • No or minimal negative effect on the catch of target species • No or minimal negative effect on the catch of other non- target species • No or minimal spatial or temporal displacement of by catch • Economically viable for the fisher (O’Keefe et al., 2013)
- 40. Discussion • Although resultclearly shows the efficiency of dynamic measure, DOM requires high-resolution in both spatial and temporal data and rapid-transfer of management decisions
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- 43. Age/Size truncation Stenseth &Rouyer, 2008
- 44. Courtesy of MonroeCounty Public Library
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- 49. sAIS and MPA Macaulayet al, Nature 2016
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