Theme Session H – How can camera-based electronic monitoring improve bycatch management?
Book of abstracts of theme session H:
How can camera-based monitoring improve bycatch management?
Conveners: Brett Alger (USA), Lauren Clayton (UK), Rebecca Skirrow (UK)
- CM 808: Electronic monitoring in aquaculture for precise weight conversion formulas for stereo camera
- CM 821: The development of integrated electronic monitoring and reporting (iEMR) technology for fisheries in Portugal (EMREP)
- CM 874: Electronic monitoring bycatch management through improved retention of catch in the North Pacific
- CM 878: Advancing bycatch detection: machine learning (ML) model development for Hawaii longline fisheries
- CM 892: Using Electronic Monitoring for monitoring discards in the Great Australian Bight trawl fishery
- CM 938: Use of Electronic Monitoring Systems to improve shark’s observation on tropical tuna purse seiners in the Indian Ocean
- CM 941: The marine mammals bycatch OBSCAMe program in the Bay of Biscay (France): from a pilot project to a 100-vessel EM program
- CM 964: Optimization of camera-based bycatch monitoring performance over 10 years
- CM 1015: From EM to RDBES: a concrete example of Electronic Monitoring for ETP species bycatch assessment
- CM 1083: Electronic Monitoring of the Scottish pelagic fleet: an opportunity to reappraise rare bycatch events and support AI/ML initiatives
- CM 1099: Detecting illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing with edge computation in the Eastern Tropical Pacific
- CM 1116: Camera-based electronic monitoring feeding into ICES advice on bycatch of ETP species 16
- CM 1146: Why fisher-led co-design of remote electronic monitoring (REM) systems will result in better engineering decisions and outcomes
- CM 1174: Usefulness of electronic observation to record bycatch events in Spanish fisheries
- CM 1213: Advancing Fisheries Monitoring: Integration of Autonomous Camera Systems and Machine Vision Technology
