cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.6075/j0v12310
title: Citizen science: Pto. Adolfo Lopez Mateos Buyers Fisheries data, 2006-2015 (Baja California Sur). In dataMares: Fisheries

description: The data in this database were collected by the Gulf of California Marine Program from one of the most important buyers in the community of Puerto Adolfo López Mateos, B.C.S., from the most important commercial fisheries in the region [Shrimp (Litopenaeus stylirostris, Farfantepenaeus californiensis), Blue crab (Callinectes sp.), sierra] from 2006 to 2015. The data is collected monthly from the community. This data can be used to estimate average catch and income per trip more accurately than with the data obtained from catch notifications from CONAPESCA (National Fisheries Commission). This can also aid in estimating more accurate values that can be helpful in determining compensations for fishermen during bans on fishing with gillnets in the region, as to estimate fishing effort, trips, etc.
description: The data were provided directly by the buyer's plant, Alvarado
description: Software used: Microsoft Excel.
DOI: 10.6075/j0w957jk
title: Fishing vessels monitored monthly in the Pacific and Gulf of Mexico. In dataMares: Fisheries

description: Software used: Microsoft Excel. Coordinate system: WGS 1984.
description: Database with the number of fishing vessels monitored monthly in the Pacific and Gulf of Mexico from 2014 to 2017.
description: The database was downloaded from the Mexican government's Datos Abiertos platform.
DOI: 10.6075/j0s180qc
title: Sustainable Management of Fisheries and Spawning Aggregations in the Upper Gulf of California (Conapesca 2000 - 2008). In dataMares: Fisheries

description: The data was requested from the office manager when the secretariat in charge was the SEMARNAP in the community (Golfo de Santa Clara) between 2000 and 2008.
description: Software Used: Microsoft Excel
description: These data were requested by the GCMP to the office in El Golfo de Santa, are the data of the official catches of fishing of curvina golfina from 2000 to 2008 when the secretariat in charge was SEMARNAP and after that year was divided into SAGARPA AND SEMARNAT . These data were collected in different visits to the office of the community of Santa Clara. The data are used as part of the research program to improve the management of fisheries in the Upper Gulf of California. They have been used to observe trends in catches of the most important fishery resources in Santa Clara.
DOI: 10.6075/j0833q7x
title: Sustainable Management of Fisheries and Spawning Aggregations in the Upper Gulf of California (Cucapá). In dataMares: Fisheries

description: Data were collected by the Gulf of California Marine Program (GCMP) directly with the cooperative SCPP. Pueblo Indigena Cucapa Chapay Seisjhiurrar Cucapa S.C. Of R.L. Using their fishing catch recrods from 2002-2016. The data are used as part of the research program to improve the management of fisheries in the Upper Gulf of California. Specifically for Cucapá fishermen, the gulf corvina (Cynoscion othonopterus) is the only fishery they work in, the information here is provided to a multidisciplinary group that tries to approach fishing management from various perspectives with the objective of integrating aspects of differentiated rights with biological-fishing sciences to create an exclusive management plan for the fishermen Cucapá.
description: Data from the fishing recrods from the Cucapa.
description: Software Used: Microsoft Excel
DOI: 10.6075/j0zs2tq5
title: Bahia Magdalena fisheries landings 1997-2015. In dataMares: Fisheries

description: Extract from CONAPESCA database. We use the column ‘office’ and select La Paz, Lopez Mateos, Ciudad Constitucion, San Carlos.
description: Software used: Microsoft Excel.
description: These data, extracted from the CONAPESCA database, were requested by the Gulf of California Marine Program to the office in the Pacific from 1997-2015. The data will be used in a dataMares history about the importance of mangroves and the relation with the artisanal fisheries in Bahia Magdalena, BCS.
DOI: 10.6075/j0h130ch
title: Inspection and surveillance activities carried out by CONAPESCA. In dataMares: Fisheries

description: The database was downloaded from the Mexican government's Datos Abiertos platform.
description: Software used: Microsoft Excel. Coordinate system: WGS 1984.
description: Information on the inspection and surveillance activities carried out from 2009 to 2017, by the Federal Fishing Officers attached to the General Directorate of Inspection and Surveillance.
DOI: 10.6075/j0bp019w
title: Gulf of Mexico and Mexican Caribbean Fisheries Landings 2000 - 2017 (conapesca). In dataMares: Fisheries

description: Software used: Microsoft Excel. Coordinate system: WGS 1984.
description: Dataset collected from CONAPESCA with all the fisheries records in the Mexican Atlantic (Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean) from 2000 to 2017
description: Dataset collected from CONAPESCA with all the fisheries records in the Mexican Atlantic (Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean) from 2000 to 2017.
DOI: 10.6075/j04t6gqf
title: Fishing subsidies in Mexico: Small-scale fleet modernization. In dataMares: Fisheries

description: Raw data comes from the GCMP CONAPESCA landings database. These data were processed by following Froese et al. (2018) and Giron-Nava et al. (2019) by using the method known as CMSY.
description: Software used: Microsoft Excel. Coordinate system: WGS 1984.
description: This database has information on the status of 121 artisanal fisheries stocks in the Gulf of California, Mexico. The status is estimated as the proportion of biomass per year compared to the pristine (or original) biomass. These assessments also provide information on current effort as a proportion of the maximum effort that each stock could stand in a sustainable manner. All calculations were made based on the method presented by Froese et al. (2018) named CMSY, and which was adapted for the Gulf of California by Giron-Nava et al. (2019).
DOI: 10.6075/j0ms3r3j
title: Infrastructure works carried out or supported by CONAPESCA. In dataMares: Fisheries

description: Raw data comes from the GCMP CONAPESCA landings database. These data were processed by following Froese et al. (2018) and Giron-Nava et al. (2019) by using the method known as CMSY.
description: This database has information on the status of 121 artisanal fisheries stocks in the Gulf of California, Mexico. The status is estimated as the proportion of biomass per year compared to the pristine (or original) biomass. These assessments also provide information on current effort as a proportion of the maximum effort that each stock could stand in a sustainable manner. All calculations were made based on the method presented by Froese et al. (2018) named CMSY, and which was adapted for the Gulf of California by Giron-Nava et al. (2019).
description: Software used: Microsoft Excel. Coordinate system: WGS 1984.
DOI: 10.6075/j0k072m8
title: Fishing locations in the Mexican Pacific and Gulf of California. In dataMares: Fisheries

description: Raw data comes from the GCMP CONAPESCA landings database. These data were processed by following Froese et al. (2018) and Giron-Nava et al. (2019) by using the method known as CMSY.
description: Software used: Microsoft Excel. Coordinate system: WGS 1984.
description: This database has information on the status of 121 artisanal fisheries stocks in the Gulf of California, Mexico. The status is estimated as the proportion of biomass per year compared to the pristine (or original) biomass. These assessments also provide information on current effort as a proportion of the maximum effort that each stock could stand in a sustainable manner. All calculations were made based on the method presented by Froese et al. (2018) named CMSY, and which was adapted for the Gulf of California by Giron-Nava et al. (2019).
DOI: 10.6075/j0v986d6
title: Precautionary withholdings by Federal Fishing Officers in Mexico. In dataMares: Fisheries

description: Raw data comes from the GCMP CONAPESCA landings database. These data were processed by following Froese et al. (2018) and Giron-Nava et al. (2019) by using the method known as CMSY.
description: Software used: Microsoft Excel. Coordinate system: WGS 1984.
description: This database has information on the status of 121 artisanal fisheries stocks in the Gulf of California, Mexico. The status is estimated as the proportion of biomass per year compared to the pristine (or original) biomass. These assessments also provide information on current effort as a proportion of the maximum effort that each stock could stand in a sustainable manner. All calculations were made based on the method presented by Froese et al. (2018) named CMSY, and which was adapted for the Gulf of California by Giron-Nava et al. (2019).
DOI: 10.6075/j02z13w0
title: Commercial fishing permits in Mexico. In dataMares: Fisheries

description: Software used: Microsoft Excel. Coordinate system: WGS 1984.
description: Commercial fishing permits in Mexico to August 2018, in force from 2015 to 2022. The database contains information on the permit holder, state, municipality, vessels, start and end date of the permit, and resource to which it corresponds.
description: The database was requested from the Mexican government's transparency platform, Instituto Nacional de Transparencia, Acceso a la Información y Protección de Datos Personales (INAI).
DOI: 10.6075/j06w98m2
title: Fisheries stock status in the gulf of California. In dataMares: Fisheries

description: This database has information on the status of 121 artisanal fisheries stocks in the Gulf of California, Mexico. The status is estimated as the proportion of biomass per year compared to the pristine (or original) biomass. These assessments also provide information on current effort as a proportion of the maximum effort that each stock could stand in a sustainable manner. All calculations were made based on the method presented by Froese et al. (2018) named CMSY, and which was adapted for the Gulf of California by Giron-Nava et al. (2019).
description: Raw data comes from the GCMP CONAPESCA landings database. These data were processed by following Froese et al. (2018) and Giron-Nava et al. (2019) by using the method known as CMSY.
description: Software used: Microsoft Excel. Coordinate system: WGS 1984.
DOI: 10.6075/j0n87802
title: Sustainable Management of Fisheries and Spawning Aggregations in the Upper Gulf of California (Conapesca 2008-2016). In dataMares: Fisheries

description: Software Used: Microsoft Excel
description: The data are requested from the CONAPESCA office in Santa Clara on a monthly basis
description: These data were requested by the Gulf of California Marine Program (GCMP) from the office of CONAPESCA in El Golfo de Santa. It is data on the official gulf corvina catches from 2008 to 2016. The data are requested from the CONAPESCA office on a monthly basis and are used as part of the research program to improve the management of fisheries in the Upper Gulf of California. These data can be used to monitor trends in catches of the most important fishery resources in Santa Clara.
DOI: 10.6075/j0n29v51
title: Fisheries Revenues in Bahía Magdalena, 2016. In dataMares: Fisheries

description: Raw data comes from the GCMP CONAPESCA landings database. These data were processed by following Froese et al. (2018) and Giron-Nava et al. (2019) by using the method known as CMSY.
description: This database has information on the status of 121 artisanal fisheries stocks in the Gulf of California, Mexico. The status is estimated as the proportion of biomass per year compared to the pristine (or original) biomass. These assessments also provide information on current effort as a proportion of the maximum effort that each stock could stand in a sustainable manner. All calculations were made based on the method presented by Froese et al. (2018) named CMSY, and which was adapted for the Gulf of California by Giron-Nava et al. (2019).
description: Software used: Microsoft Excel. Coordinate system: WGS 1984.
DOI: 10.6075/j07s7kzs
title: National Fisheries Landings and Aquaculture Production, 2006-2014 (Conapesca). In dataMares: Fisheries

description: This database has information on the status of 121 artisanal fisheries stocks in the Gulf of California, Mexico. The status is estimated as the proportion of biomass per year compared to the pristine (or original) biomass. These assessments also provide information on current effort as a proportion of the maximum effort that each stock could stand in a sustainable manner. All calculations were made based on the method presented by Froese et al. (2018) named CMSY, and which was adapted for the Gulf of California by Giron-Nava et al. (2019).
description: Software used: Microsoft Excel. Coordinate system: WGS 1984.
description: Raw data comes from the GCMP CONAPESCA landings database. These data were processed by following Froese et al. (2018) and Giron-Nava et al. (2019) by using the method known as CMSY.
DOI: 10.6075/j0ht2mgv
title: Bird monitoring program and sardines fishery in the Gulf of California. In dataMares: Fisheries

description: Software used: Microsoft Excel. Coordinate system: WGS 1984.
description: This database has information on the status of 121 artisanal fisheries stocks in the Gulf of California, Mexico. The status is estimated as the proportion of biomass per year compared to the pristine (or original) biomass. These assessments also provide information on current effort as a proportion of the maximum effort that each stock could stand in a sustainable manner. All calculations were made based on the method presented by Froese et al. (2018) named CMSY, and which was adapted for the Gulf of California by Giron-Nava et al. (2019).
description: Raw data comes from the GCMP CONAPESCA landings database. These data were processed by following Froese et al. (2018) and Giron-Nava et al. (2019) by using the method known as CMSY.
DOI: 10.6075/j0hh6h8b
title: Sustainable Management of Fisheries and Spawning Aggregations in the Upper Gulf of California (Conapesca 2015-2016). In dataMares: Fisheries

description: These data were requested by the Gulf of California Marine Program (GCMP) from the office of CONAPESCA in El Golfo de Santa. It is data of the official catches for the gulf corvina fishery from 2015 to 2016. The database was not integrated to the set f_ug_conapesca since the format is not the same; it has no tide or vessel information. The data are used as part of the research program to improve the management of fisheries in the Upper Gulf of California. The data have been used to observe trends in catches of the most important fishery resources in the community of the Gulf of Santa Clara.
description: The data were requested from the manager of the CONAPESCA office in the community (Golfo de Santa Clara) in 2015 and 2016.
description: Software Used: Microsoft Excel
DOI: 10.6075/j0ns0s7x
title: Fishing subsidies in Mexico: Program to promote the consumption of fishery and aquaculture products. In dataMares: Fisheries

description: This database has information on the status of 121 artisanal fisheries stocks in the Gulf of California, Mexico. The status is estimated as the proportion of biomass per year compared to the pristine (or original) biomass. These assessments also provide information on current effort as a proportion of the maximum effort that each stock could stand in a sustainable manner. All calculations were made based on the method presented by Froese et al. (2018) named CMSY, and which was adapted for the Gulf of California by Giron-Nava et al. (2019).
description: Raw data comes from the GCMP CONAPESCA landings database. These data were processed by following Froese et al. (2018) and Giron-Nava et al. (2019) by using the method known as CMSY.
description: Software used: Microsoft Excel. Coordinate system: WGS 1984.
DOI: 10.6075/j00k26sv
title: Sustainable Management of Fisheries and Spawning Aggregations in the Upper Gulf of California (Prices Monitoring). In dataMares: Fisheries

description: Data taken from the daily records of the buyers of the Gulf of Santa Clara.
description: Software Used: Microsoft Excel
description: The data were collected by community technicians on a daily basis during the fishing season depending on the resource, the prices of different buyers were recorded between 2013-2014. The data are used as part of a research program to improve the management of fisheries in the Upper Gulf of California, specifically for the fishermen of El Golfo de Santa Clara, Sonora, in the fisheries of the 4 most important resources, curvina (Cynoscion othonopterus), chano (Micropogonias megalops), sierra (scomberomorus concolor) and shrimp (Litopenaeus stylirostris and Farfantepenaeus californiensis ).
DOI: 10.6075/j0bg2m9m
title: Beneficiaries of the subsidies program Strategic Development of Aquaculture in Mexico. In dataMares: Fisheries

description: This database has information on the status of 121 artisanal fisheries stocks in the Gulf of California, Mexico. The status is estimated as the proportion of biomass per year compared to the pristine (or original) biomass. These assessments also provide information on current effort as a proportion of the maximum effort that each stock could stand in a sustainable manner. All calculations were made based on the method presented by Froese et al. (2018) named CMSY, and which was adapted for the Gulf of California by Giron-Nava et al. (2019).
description: Software used: Microsoft Excel. Coordinate system: WGS 1984.
description: Raw data comes from the GCMP CONAPESCA landings database. These data were processed by following Froese et al. (2018) and Giron-Nava et al. (2019) by using the method known as CMSY.
DOI: 10.6075/j0ks6px9
title: Subsidies given to Mexican fisheries. In dataMares: Fisheries

description: Raw data comes from the GCMP CONAPESCA landings database. These data were processed by following Froese et al. (2018) and Giron-Nava et al. (2019) by using the method known as CMSY.
description: Software used: Microsoft Excel. Coordinate system: WGS 1984.
description: This database has information on the status of 121 artisanal fisheries stocks in the Gulf of California, Mexico. The status is estimated as the proportion of biomass per year compared to the pristine (or original) biomass. These assessments also provide information on current effort as a proportion of the maximum effort that each stock could stand in a sustainable manner. All calculations were made based on the method presented by Froese et al. (2018) named CMSY, and which was adapted for the Gulf of California by Giron-Nava et al. (2019).
DOI: 10.6075/j0d21vsw
title: Mapping sound production by Gulf Corvina at a spawning aggregation site. In dataMares: Fisheries

description: During the months of February through April, over a million Gulf Corvina (Cynoscion othonopterus) migrate to the Colorado River Delta in the Upper Gulf of California to amass a large spawning aggregation that is the focus of a large fishery based out of El Zanjón, El Golfo de Santa Clara, and San Felipe. When aggregated, male Gulf Corvina actively produce croaking sounds that can be recorded and measured. On 28 March 2014, researchers visited the spawning aggregation location to record Gulf Corvina sound production with a portable hydrophone in order to determine the spatial distribution of the aggregation and infer fish abundances across the Delta. Sound measurements indicated that the aggregation measured over 10 km in length over the survey area with regions of higher sound levels that likely were a product of higher fish abundances and reproductive behaviors. Differences were observed on the incoming and outgoing tides, with the highest levels of sound measured during the outgoing tide when spawning is known to occur. Croaking Gulf Corvina created an environment 10 times louder than normally present. This study supports the use of methods to measure fish sound production to infer spawning activity, potential abundance, and aggregation distribution.
description: Sound levels were recorded with a Tascam DR-680 acoustic recorder and a High Tech Inc. hydrophone.
description: Software used: Microsoft Excel. RMS levels were calculated in Matlab and are calibrated for recording system and hydrophone sensitivity.
DOI: 10.6075/j0w37whp
title: Rocky reefs fish community data from San Basilio region, Baja California Sur, Mexico. In dataMares: Ecological Monitoring

description: Data are collected using transect belt methods, using the standardized methodology of the Long-Term Ecological Monitoring Program designed by the Gulf of California Marine Program. Four transects were placed at 20 and 5 meters depth. Since the monitoring is focused on rocky reefs, if the sites monitored does not have a rocky bottom at more than 5 meters, only one depth is surveyed. Fishes are visually counted over a belt transect with a reference area of 50 m x 2 m: first swim over transect, larger demersal fishes are prioritized, whereas on the second swim the focus is on cryptic species. Therefore, the final estimation area is of 250 m squared. Fish sizes are also visually estimated, this measures is then combined to bibliographic data to estimate biomass. Data include historical monitoring sites (PULPITO) from 2009, and more recent data with more extensive effort in 2019 and 2021 for the whole San Basilio region.
description: San Basilio, located north of Loreto BCS, is a small bay that is home to a diverse marine ecosystems that sustain a small community of fishers. A research team from the Centro para la Biodiversidad Marina y la Conservación AC and the Gulf of California Marine Program are working to create a knowledge baseline of the biological diversity in the area, which in turn will help the local community, researchers and government begin discussions on the best conservation and management options. This project also seeks to build local capacities that allow fishers and community members in San Basilio and San Juaniquito to be directly involved in fisheries and ecological monitoring efforts to assess the health of San Basilio Bay and its coastal ecosystems.
description: Software used: Microsoft Excel. Coordinate system: WGS 1984.
DOI: 10.6075/j0rb74ts
title: Zooplankton community of San Basilio region. In dataMares: Ecological Monitoring

description: This database is the result of the plankton survey in San Basilio during the 2021 expedition. Samples where collected using a bongo net for 10 minutes.
description: San Basilio, located north of Loreto BCS, is a small bay that is home to a diverse marine ecosystems that sustain a small community of fishers. A research team from the Centro para la Biodiversidad Marina y la Conservación AC and the Gulf of California Marine Program are working to create a knowledge baseline of the biological diversity in the area, which in turn will help the local community, researchers and government begin discussions on the best conservation and management options. This project also seeks to build local capacities that allow fishers and community members in San Basilio and San Juaniquito to be directly involved in fisheries and ecological monitoring efforts to assess the health of San Basilio Bay and its coastal ecosystems.
description: Software used: Microsoft Excel. Coordinate system: WGS 1984.
DOI: 10.6075/j0t151w6
title: Manta project: Acoustics. In dataMares: Ecological Monitoring

description: Software used: Microsoft Excel. Coordinate system: WGS 1984.
description: Acoustic surveys
description: Data from the acoustic receivers placed in Bahia de Banderas. Giant mantas (Manta birostris) are tagged with an acoustic transmiter. Every time it passes close enough to be in range of the acoustic receiver, we record its position through time.