Global Fishing Watch Analysis Helps Establish Fisheries Restricted Area in Otranto Channel
Albania leads efforts to protect vulnerable marine ecosystems in Mediterranean waters
Albania leads efforts to protect vulnerable marine ecosystems in Mediterranean waters
Mapping protected areas in the Mediterranean helps shine a light on illegal bottom trawling
Technology Supports Marine Protection in the Mediterranean Sea Read More »
Ask the Expert Tim Hochberg Senior machine learning engineer How do you match automatic identification system data with satellite imagery to identify publicly tracked vessels? Automatic identification systems, commonly referred to as AIS, transmit a ship’s position and alerts others to its whereabouts. While originally designed as a collision avoidance mechanism, AIS is regularly used
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Ask the Expert Luca Marsaglia Fisheries analyst, European Union What is the value of using research-derived datasets in analyses? Fisheries management is no simple task. The distribution of species, changes in productivity, management boundaries, illegal fishing and corruption are all factors that make oversight and governance of fisheries challenging. And the Mediterranean Sea is no exception.
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The Joint Analytical Cell (JAC) had the opportunity to support the Africa Nemo 23.04 joint patrol in the Gulf of Guinea. The annual patrol is a collaborative effort led by the French Navy responsible for the Atlantic Area (CECLANT) and included the navies of Benin, Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana, Togo, Nigeria, the European Fisheries Control Agency
Vessel Viewer informs decision-making and operational planning for ports, insurance and seafood supply chains Few industries are as hard to monitor as commercial fishing, and few products as hard to trace as seafood. The challenges range from knowing a fishing vessel’s identity and what they are doing on the ocean’s vast expanses—and the history of
Pilot users tout value of innovative vessel history tool across sectors Read More »
The Joint Analytical Cell finds a Chinese-linked squid fleet manipulating vessel identities and locations The Joint Analytical Cell (JAC) published a new collaborative analysis examining a fleet of Chinese-linked distant-water squid fishing vessels displaying behavior that indicates efforts to hide fishing activity, including possible illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) activity. Specific cases were identified by
Fisheries intelligence report reveals vessel behaviors associated with spoofing activity Read More »
NEW YORK – Canada and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (U.K.) announced during the 78th session of the U.N. General Assembly their commitment to support the Joint Analytical Cell (JAC), a collaborative initiative which provides authorities with the intelligence, analysis, and capacity building needed to combat illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU)
Canada and the UK Commit Support to the Joint Analytical Cell to Combat Illegal Fishing Read More »
Satellite Radar Imagery Helps Reveal the True Scale of Hidden Fishing
Satellite Radar Imagery Helps Reveal the True Scale of Hidden Fishing Read More »
Luca Marsaglia, senior fisheries analyst explains how data from Global Fishing Watch’s research and engineering teams can help inform governments and NGOs on critical ocean governance issues.
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Tim White, senior manager of Analysis at Global Fishing Watch, explains how his work supports governments in developing policies and improving fisheries management.
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Rollan Geronimo, a fisheries analyst at Global Fishing Watch, shares how his work is advancing ocean governance by increasing transparency of human activity at sea.
Senior manager Tim White explains how Global Fishing Watch uses data insights to improve transparency and advance sustainable ocean governance.
Senior fisheries analyst Luca Marsaglia explains how data and technology at Global Fishing Watch help improve transparency and ocean governance.
Nearly 200 Iranian and Pakistani vessels found fishing with banned drift nets in the Arabian Sea
Analysis Exposes Illegal Fishing off Coasts of Somalia and Yemen Read More »