The SCAR FISH SWG has drafted a report aiming at raising awareness on the need to integrate and operationalise technological developments in fisheries monitoring -- a vital requirement to improve data collection during fishing operations and to allow the full use of such data as tools in support of fisheries management and advice. Recommendations are also provided for optimising the use of these technological advances to comply with extra data needs. The ultimate goal is to guide the R&I agenda towards the need of new studies on improving Fisheries Spatial Management. A follow-up workshop (by SCAR FISH, ICES, EFARO) will be organised in June 2023 on enabling mechanisms for science-industry partnerships to develop, implement and use data collected by the fishing industry to inform the ecosystem approach.
- Name of organisation
- SCAR Strategic Working Group on Fisheries and Aquaculture Research (SCAR FISH SWG)
- Type of organisation
- International/EU organisation
- Type of action proposed
- Evidence-based knowledge and data and/or access provision to knowledge and data, in line with FAIR principles for the Mission Ocean and Waters Knowledge System
- The action contributes to the following objective or enabler
- Protect and restore marine and freshwater ecosystems and biodiversityOcean and waters knowledge systemPublic mobilisation and engagement
- List of Partners
ICES, EFARO, Thünen Institute for Baltic Fisheries
- Start date of the action
- End date of the action
- Budget allocated for the action
- 0
- Basin coverage
- Cross-basin
- Website link
- acampos@ipma.pt
- Country
- IcelandNorway
- Other country
- European Union