title: Electronic monitoring and movement analysis in fisheries; applications of emerging science
Creators: name: ICES
Publisher: name: ASC 2018 - Theme session P
Year: 2024
Subjects: Fisheries and aquaculture
Technologies and data

description:  No abstracts are to be cited without prior reference to the author. Conveners: Neil Campbell (Scotland), Nicolas Bez​​​ (France), Chris McGuire (USA). ​Associate Conveners: Tommaso Russo (Italy), Clara Ulrich (Denmark), Bill Karp (USA).CM 2018/P:337. Indicators of success of the electronic monitoring (EM) for a better understanding and management of our Marine Resources. Oihane Erdaide Goienetxe, Gonzalo Legorburu MarcosCM 2018/P:91. Fine-scale information on discard occurrence and catch composition by coupling CCTV and sea-packing commercial fishery data. Kristian S. Plet-Hansen, Clara Ulrich, J. Rasmus NielsenCM 2018/P:355. ACUSQUAT: Acoustic monitoring of the behaviour of the angelshark (Squatina squatina) in critical areas for its conservation. Jiménez-Alvarado, David; Meyers, E.K.M.; Barker, J.; Gamo, D.; Cabrera, J, Castro, J.J.CM 2018/P:312. Patterns of trawling exploitation and the occurrence of hypoxia in the Baltic Sea. Valerio Bartolino, Jeremy Auneau-Cognacq, Christian Dieterich, Markus Meier,Gilles GuillotCM 2018/P:377. The prospect of Remote Electronic Monitoring in national fisheries management: a simulation case study. Julia M. WoutersCM 2018/P:187. Use of electronic monitoring system to improve observer sampling strategy on discards in tropical purse-seine fishery. K. Briand, P. S. Sabarros, P. Bach, A. Bonnieux, W. Le Dantec, S. LeCouls, A. Maufroy, A. Relot-Stirnemann, A.-L. Vernet, M. GoujonCM 2018/P:134. Improving the standardization of fishing effort: linking fishing tactics withlanding data. Klaas Sys, Jef Van Meensel, Hans PoletCM 2018/P:208. Acoustic monitoring of juveniles Salmonids: from migration analysis to species management. Artero Céline, Rasmus Lauridsen, William Beaumont, William Beaumont, Josset Quentin, Nicolas Jeannot, Elodie ReveillacCM 2018/P:175. European experiences on the use of remote electronic monitoring (REM). Lars O. Mortensen, Aloysius van Helmond, Kristian S. Plet-Hansen, Clara Ulrich, Coby L.Needle, Daniel Oesterwind, Lotte Kindt-Larsen, Thomas Catchpole, Stephen Mangi,Christopher Zimmermann, Hans Jakob Olesen, Nick Bailey, Heidrikur Bergsson, JørgenDalskov, Jon Elson, Malo Hosken, Jan Jaap PoosCM 2018/P:628. Using fisheries-dependent video data to assess Southern New England population structure of windowpane Flounder. Richard J. Bell, M. Conor McManus, Jason E. McNameeCM 2018/P:465. Robustness of vessels activities estimated from VMS. Bez, N., Mahévas, S., Etienne, M.P., and Gloaguen, PCM 2018/P:584. A tool to describe landings and discards in a mixed fishery’s context. Youen Vermard, Sigrid LehutaCM 2018/P:375. Determining a methodology for estimating accurately and precisely length data by multiple observers from CCTV footage. Anastasia Moutaftsi, Helen Holah, Rob FryerCM 2018/P:496. Scottish fishers’ adjustments to electronic monitoring (EM): unforeseen implications to quota management. : Helen H. Holah, Norman C. Fletcher, Catherine T. Marshall, Coby L.NeedleCM 2018/P:363. Man versus machine: transforming fisheries management with technology investments. Amos BarkaiCM 2018/P:326. EM evolution: where do we come from, where are we headed. Helena Delgado-Nordmann, Oihane Erdaide GoienetxeCM 2018/P:499. Resolving movements of Atlantic halibut through electronic tagging, supports the development of a dedicated longline survey, and improved stock assessment framework for the Gulf of St. Lawrence stock. Dominique Robert, Arnault Le Bris, Jonathan A. D. Fisher, Hannah M. Murphy, Peter S. Galbraith, Martin Castonguay, and Timothy LoherCM 2018/P:469. Digitalisation in the passive gear fishery: can a smartphone application improve effort data from the German gillnet fishery in the Baltic Sea? Steffi Meyer, Uwe Krumme, Daniel Stepputtis, Christopher ZimmermannCM 2018/P:520. Opportunities and challenges for implementing new innovative remote monitoring systems. Farron WallaceCM 2018/P:289. What can we learn about fleet spatial behavior from dyadic joint movement? A comparative study on fisheries around the world. Rocio Joo, Nicolas Bez, Marie-Pierre Etienne, Stephanie MahevasCM 2018/P:216. Integrating spatial fishery information into the management process of Jabuka/Pomo Pit. A.N. Tassetti, C. Ferrà, A. Mancini, A. Galdelli, F. Grati, G. Scarcella, G. FabiCM 2018/P:556. Identifying fishing behaviours of inshore fishing vessels deploying static gears. Mendo, T., Smout, S., Pasco, G. Course, G., James, M.CM 2018/P:516. Testing the effectiveness of electronically monitoring catch retention in the midwater trawl atlantic herring and mackerel fisheries of the Northeast US. Nichole A. Rossi, Glenn Chamberlain, Justin Potter, Sara Weeks, Morgan Wealti, Mark Hagianis, Adam Cook, Andrew W. JonesCM 2018/P:328. Environmental drivers of European seabass vertical behaviours. Karine Heerah, Mathieu Woillez, Ronan Fablet, François Garren, Stéphane Martin, Hélène De PontualCM 2018/P:468. Accelerating the development of automated EM video review through competitions. Benjamin Woodward, Jonathan Takahashi, Christopher McGuire, Kate WingCM 2018/P:220. Monitoring system data in the Northeast US groundfish fishery. Brooke L. Wright, Alexander Hansell, Steven X. Cadrin, Melissa Sanderson, Mark Hager, Chris McGuire