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UK Fishermens Information Mapping Project

Agenda

Welcome & introductions Rob Hastings and Barrie Deas

Background Barrie Deas and Chris Lloyd

Methodology Nathan de Rozarieux

Existing uses of data Chris Lloyd

Potential uses of data Barrie Deas

Next steps Conclusions and wrap up

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UK Fishermens InformationMapping project (UKFIM)
http://www.nsrac.org/nsrac/


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Fishermens Information Mapping project

Outline project proposal

1. Context & Background

2. Introduction to proposal

3. Methodology

4. Governance


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1. Context & Background:

Threat to Fishing Grounds

Short term - Marine protected areas

- Offshore windfarms

Longer term - Marine Spatial planning

NSRAC already recognised need to provide crediblespatial information on fishing activity

Significant to future Regional management


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3. Methodology:

i. Satellite VMS data

>24m and more recently> 15m 2-hourly reports to Flag stateprovides coarse scale resolution

Fishing gear code obtained fromlogsheet data or fleet register

CEFAS in UK filtered to removenon-fishing data

Data already exists


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3. Methodology:

ii. Radio VMS data

Significant part of N Sea fleet Data void for < 15m vessels soa means of collecting data needsto be established

Radio VMS trialed in UK usingmobile phone technology

Significantly lower costs

Med / fine scale resolution


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3. Methodology:

iii. Fishermens plotter data

Highly detailed, fine scaleresolution held by many skippers

Data exists but will needformatting

Time consuming as individualskipper approaches required

Highly sensitive confidentialitya given

Can provide historical patterns

and trends
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3. Methodology:

iv. Project management & Communication

Data administration - Individual confidentiality Project management - Online & accessible

Fisheries liaison - Trusted local knowledge

Communication - Targeted to audience

Financial administration - Competent


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4. Governance:

Project steering group(Crown Estate, NFFO & SFF, DECC, Marine Scotland, MMO, R3

developers, )

Data interpretation &

analysis

Technical advice

CEFAS

VMS data collation, storage, processing (running through

established algorithms) and presentation on definedchart format and possible export to GIS

Ormtec

Vessel plotter data collation,

storage, processing andpresentation to MaRS

Estate)

VMS data: National Administration

(MMO, Marine Scotland, DARD & WAG)

Provision of > 15 (18)m VMS data for all UK vessels and

foreign vessels in UK waters

UKFishing Industry

Fishing industry organisations (NFFO, SFF and others) and individuals fishing throughout UK waters

Under 15M data

Set-up UK pilot of 30 vessels

fitted with low-cost VMS units

(supplied by SELEX)

Industry bodies (NFFO/SFF)

Acquisition of plotter data from fishing

vessel plotters undertaken by NFFO /SFF

Services

Crown Estate

(UK)

MaRSexchange data


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