Übersetzung für "fishing logbook " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

logbook keeping | logbook maintaining | keep logbooks | maintain logbooks

fish [ piscicultural species | species of fish ]

fishing industry [ fishing | fishing activity | fisheries(UNBIS) ]

fish product [ caviar | fish croquette | fish egg | fish fillet | fish meal | surimi ]

diagnosing fish health condition | fish health condition diagnosing | assess fish health condition | fish health condition assessing

research migration of fish | researching migration of fish | fish migration studying | study fish migration

fish mortality | fish mortality rate | fishing mortality | fishing mortality rate | F [Abbr.]

artisanal fishery | artisanal fishing | non-industrial fishing | small-scale fishery | small-scale fishing

flight log | log book | air log | logbook | log-book

The system should exchange information such as vessel monitoring system data, fishing logbook information, landing and other declarations.

13. Maintains that when mapping is carried out and data are made available on fishing fleet movements and operations, especially information obtained from VMS reports, fishing logbooks, and logbooks kept by on-board observers, measures must be taken to protect data confidentiality and safeguard commercial interests in compliance with the legal provisions applicable in this context; stresses that this can be achieved by omitting individual information, such as vessel names and registration marks, disseminating aggregated data, possibly grouped by area, fleet segment or type of fishing gear, and allowing a time-lag between data collection ...[+++] and the point when the fishing map is made available; points out, however, that if data are aggregated on too broad a basis and spatial scales and timescales are very long, the level of detail and the precision of the information will be weakened;

13. Maintains that when mapping is carried out and data are made available on fishing fleet movements and operations, especially information obtained from VMS reports, fishing logbooks, and logbooks kept by on-board observers, measures must be taken to protect data confidentiality and safeguard commercial interests in compliance with the legal provisions applicable in this context; stresses that this can be achieved by omitting individual information, such as vessel names and registration marks, disseminating aggregated data, possibly grouped by area, fleet segment or type of fishing gear, and allowing a time-lag between data collection ...[+++] and the point when the fishing map is made available; points out, however, that if data are aggregated on too broad a basis and spatial scales and timescales are very long, the level of detail and the precision of the information will be weakened;

5. Emphasises the usefulness of making available charts of the spatial distribution of fishing fleets, fishing effort and catch composition and volume, as this would enable potential users to access information on areas with more intensive fishing activity and on species fished and catch volumes in specific areas, among other information; points in particular, within the overall volume of fishing data which should be included in this type of plotting, to certain information relating to type of fleet (e.g. nationality, port, age, length and tonnage, power, crew), fishing effort (e.g. number of sailings or fishing days, number and features of fishing gear), catches (e.g. target species, secondary species, discards, weight, value); also poin ...[+++]ts out that the availability of VMS data would make it possible to identify the spatial distribution of fleets and that the spatial distribution of catches could be calculated by correlating this information with data from fishing logbooks;