A multidisciplinary approach to the collection and use of VMS data from an inshore scallop fishery

Richard L. Shelmerdine; Beth Mouat

doi:10.7489/1658 - 1

A multidisciplinary approach to the collection and use of VMS data from an inshore scallop fishery

Richard L. Shelmerdine
, Beth Mouat

Publikation: Commissioned report

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Abstract

Understanding the movements and activity of the inshore fishing fleet in Shetland and Scotland, information which has historically not been present, will provide valuable information on any potential interaction between identified and protected habitats with fishing gear. The information produced could also aid fishery managers in informing spatial management measures for the fishery, could be incorporated into the stock assessment process, and has the potential to feed into marine spatial planning decisions.

Originalsprache	English
Erscheinungsort	Edinburgh, Scotland
Verlag	The Scottish Government
Auftraggeber	Fishing Industry Science Alliance
Seitenumfang	23
Band	6
Auflage	13
ISBN (elektronisch)	9781785446726
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.7489/1658 - 1
Publikationsstatus	Published - 30 Okt. 2015

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Summary of vessel tracking technology options for inshore fisheries management
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