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Study 2007-07 lot 3 Scientific advice concerning the impact of the gears used to catch plaice and sole A biological and socioeconomic impact assessment of fishing gears used to catch plaice and sole in the North Sea and an investigation the use of alternative fishing gear which would improve selectivity and improve the sustainability of the fisheries concerned. |
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Study 2007-07 lot 1 Web services for support of Growth an Reproduction Studies (WebGR) Reading otoliths can be rather difficult. In order to have different scientists obtain the same results age reading needs to be calibrated. This study is setting up a website to make data available and to allow for training and calibration. Why this study? |
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Study 2007-03 lot 6 Data analysis to support the development of a Baltic Salmon Action Plan The International Baltic Sea Fish Commission’s Salmon Action Plan has since 1997 been in place to manage salmon in the Baltic Sea. With the EU membership of more Baltic States it was time to have a good look at the functioning of this Salmon Action Plan. |
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2006-17-lot 3 Energy efficiency of fishing operations by the Community fishing fleet Many European fisheries face economic difficulties as a result of high fuel prices and low income. One way out of this situation is the development of more fuel efficient fishing techniques. This study will give an overview of these alterative, more fuel efficient methods. Why this study? |
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Study 2006-15 lot 9: Improved methodology for Cod age estimation Assessing the Eastern Baltic Cod stock is difficult. One of the reasons is the problem of correct age-determination. This leads to problems with the catch-at-age and abundance indices of the surveys at sea. Why this study? |
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Study 2006-15 lot 8: Joint data collection between the fishing sector and the scientific community in the Baltic Sea Using information collected by the fishing industry in the production of scientific advice can be a cost effective way to improve the quality of data while strengthening cooperation between scientists and fishermen. Why this study? |
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Study 2006-15 lot 7: Joint data collection between the fishing sector and the scientific community in the North Sea Making systematic use of information generated by the fishing industry in the production of scientific advice can be a cost effective way to improve the quality of data while strengthening cooperation between scientists and fishermen. |
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Study 2006-15 lot 5: Recuperation of fishing nets lost or abandoned at sea Large-scale recovery campaigns of lost or abandoned fishing nets will be organized and as much as possible will ghost nets be recovered. Focus is on deep sea areas. Main objective is to estimate the quantity of ghost nets on the seabed. Why this study? |
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Study 2006-15 lot 3: Evaluation of the pilot effort regime in the Kattegat A biological and socioeconomic impact assessment of the effects of a proposed management experiment: to suspend all quotas in the Kattegat in favour of an effort management regime. Why this study? |
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Study 2006-15 lot 2: Common tool for raising and estimating properties of statistical estimates derived from the Data Collection Regulation (DCR) The implementation of the Common Fisheries Policy always causes a lot of reactions from the member states. That is why the European Commission wants to avoid discussion about the quality of the data and estimated parameters collected for stock assessment purposes. |