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A Socio-Economic Toolbox of Artificial Reef Projects

Creator:: Ramos, Jorge, Santos, Miguel N., Whitmarsh, David, and Monteiro, Carlos C.
Abstract:: It is widely accepted that in sea bottom areas where there is a scarcity of rocky formations and declining marine fish due to fisheries pressure, the deployment of artificial reefs (ARs) is a possible way to mitigate the problem. If ARs have an ecosystem-based fisheries management goal that means their...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: @cripsul.ipimar.pt Miguel N. Santos, IPIMAR, mnsantos@cripsul.ipimar.pt David Whitmarsh, CEMARE, david.whitmarsh

The Economic Implications of Changing Regulations for Deep Sea Fishing under the European Common Fisheries Policy: UK Case Study

Creator:: Mangi, Stephen, Kenny, Andrew, Readdy, Lisa, Posen, Paulette, Ribeiro-Santos, Ana, Neat, Francis, and Burns, Finlay
Abstract:: Economic impact assessment methodology was applied to UK fisheries data to better understand the implications of European Commission proposals for fishing for deep-sea stocks in the North-East Atlantic under the CFP. The aim was to assist the UK fishing industry and Government in evaluating the most effective options to manage...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: Ribeiro-Santos, Francis Neat and Finlay Burns Mangi et al 2016 Science of the Total Environment, 562

The CRANNET Project: Which Mesh Is Most Profitable for Brown Shrimp Trawling?

Creator:: Berkenhagen, Jörg, Bethke, Eckhard, Günther, Claudia, Hufnagl, Marc, Kraus, Gerd, Limmer, Bente, Neudecker, Thomas, Santos, Juan, Schultz, Sebastian, Stepputtis, Daniel, and Temming, Axel
Abstract:: Beam trawling on brown shrimp (Crangon crangon) is one of the most important fisheries for the German fleet. It is an open fishery without a defined quota. Indicators such as increased by-catch, a predominance of undersized shrimp in catches, and a high fishing mortality all suggest that improved gear selectivity...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: . Günther, M. Hufnagl, B. Limmer, G. Kraus, T. Neudecker, J. Santos, S. Schultz, D. Stepputtis, A. Temming

Issues in Modeling Fish to 2020 within a Global Food Model

Creator:: Delgado, Christopher L., Courbois, Claude B., and Rosegrant, Mark W.
Abstract:: The International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) and the International Center for Living Aquatic Resources Management (ICLARM), in collaboration with the Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations (FAO), are presently attempting to model supply and demand for highly aggregated fish categories within the context of IFPRI's IMPACT global...
Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding
Full Text:: , Claude B. Courbois, Mark W. Rosegrant International Food Policy Research Institute Abstract. The

The Value Chain for Philippine Tuna Commodity: Recent Developments and Future Directions

Creator:: Yamashita, Haruko and Belleza, Evelyn
Abstract:: This paper attempts to determine and analyze the factors affecting the value chain of tuna commodity in the Philippines. It also identifies the key players in the industry, and their roles and contributions in the value chain. The paper will utilize both primary and secondary data in the analysis. Secondary...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: producing site is General Santos City, Mindanao, where tuna and skipjack for canning and yellowfin tuna for

Multi-fleet comparison of fisheries socioeconomic performance indicators: a case study in Southeastern Brazil

Creator:: Gasalla, Maria A., Rodrigues, Amanda R., Duarte, Luis F. A., and Sumaila, U. Rashid
Abstract:: A comparative multi-fleet rationale of socioeconomic indicators is described aiming a potential incorporation into fishery management advice at an ecosystem scale. A set of performance indicators, based on a survey of different industrial fishing fleets in São Paulo (SE Brazil) which investigated investment, fixed, effort, labour and sailingrelated costs and...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: as “industrial”, that landed in the Santos region (Fig. 1) during the period 2007-2009 were

Pilot monitoring to investigate the usefulness of artificial reefs using vessel tracking technology and cloud computing: a case study in southern Portugal

Creator:: Ito, Paula, Costa, Joana, and Ramos, Jorge
Abstract:: Artificial reefs (AR) were created not only to enhance biodiversity (namely by stimulating the increase of fish stocks), but also to attract diving tourism or sport fishing enthusiasts. Industry 4.0 tools – e.g., mobile technologies and cloud computing – can be used for AR monitoring purposes and can serve as...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: ; Lima et al., 2019; Ropicki et al., 2021; Ramos & Santos, 2022). There are several AR in Europe, and

Liberalization vs. Barriers: Experiences from Selected Fish Exporting Countries in Asia

Creator:: Dey, Madan M., Ahmed, Mahfuzuddin, Jahan, Khondker M., and Rab, Mohammed A.
Abstract:: In many of the developing countries fish export is a significant source of foreign exchange earning that helps to stabilize macroeconomic indicators and provides nutrition and food security to the poor people of these countries. However, performance of fish export of these countries depend on, among other things, continued access...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: utilizing the HACCP process in the country. In a study on Bangladesh, Cato and Santos (1998) Special

Improving Sustainability in Tuna fisheries through Market-based incentive mechanisms

Creator:: Tolentino, Frazen, Berentsen, Paul, Bush, Simon, and Oude Lansink, Alfons
Abstract:: This study evaluates existing market-based incentive mechanisms, such as Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) certification, Fishery Improvement Projects (FIPs), and International Seafood Sustainability Foundation (ISSF) associate membership, as innovative instruments for tuna fishers to improve sustainability of their fishing methods. There is little knowledge on ways these types of incentive mechanisms...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: e n ts o f in ce n tive m e ch an ism s P ro d u ct b as e d o n s p e ci fi ca

Monitoring artificial reefs’ usefulness via vessel tracking technology and cloud computing: a case study in Southern Portugal

Creator:: Ito, Paula, Costa, Joana, and Ramos, Jorge
Abstract:: Artificial reefs (AR) were created not only to protect sea bottoms (Lee et al., 2018) and enhance biodiversity namely by stimulating the enhancement of fish stocks (Pioch et al., 2020), but also to attract diving tourism (Shani et al., 2012) or sport fishing enthusiasts (Radonski et al., 2018). In order...
Resource Type:: Poster
Full Text:: . Monitoring Schedule. (a) AIS transponder (b) Cloud Computing Figure 2. Monitoring Methods (Industry 4.0

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A Socio-Economic Toolbox of Artificial Reef Projects

The Economic Implications of Changing Regulations for Deep Sea Fishing under the European Common Fisheries Policy: UK Case Study

The CRANNET Project: Which Mesh Is Most Profitable for Brown Shrimp Trawling?

Issues in Modeling Fish to 2020 within a Global Food Model

The Value Chain for Philippine Tuna Commodity: Recent Developments and Future Directions

Multi-fleet comparison of fisheries socioeconomic performance indicators: a case study in Southeastern Brazil

Pilot monitoring to investigate the usefulness of artificial reefs using vessel tracking technology and cloud computing: a case study in southern Portugal

Liberalization vs. Barriers: Experiences from Selected Fish Exporting Countries in Asia

Improving Sustainability in Tuna fisheries through Market-based incentive mechanisms

Monitoring artificial reefs’ usefulness via vessel tracking technology and cloud computing: a case study in Southern Portugal

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