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Detection of illegal fishing

Geospatial Informatics IX, 2019
Sustainment of fishing stocks can be accomplished by reducing illegal fishing. Enforcement requires timely intelligence. Often the perpetrators escape the enforcement zone to meet up with the fish buyers at sea where they conduct illegal transactions. Transshipments at sea enable criminal endeavors of all kinds.
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Illegal fishing and Australian security

Australian Journal of International Affairs, 2018
The security impact of illegal fishing is not well understood. Where illegal fishing is recognised as a security problem, the focus has been on fish as a natural resource, the depletion of which can have impacts on food security, individual livelihoods, and the economic survival of states relying on illegal fishing.
Jade Lindley, Sarah Percy, Erika Techera
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What’s in a Name? The Illegality of Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated Fishing

The International Journal of Marine and Coastal Law, 2013
Abstract “Illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing” or “IUU fishing” has become a common term in legal discourse, yet its exact meaning remains unclear. Taking the explanation offered in the International Plan of Action to Prevent, Deter and Eliminate Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated Fishing as a starting point, this paper elucidates on the term’
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Mining Vessel Trajectories for Illegal Fishing Detection

2019 IEEE International Conference on Big Data (Big Data), 2019
In this paper we propose a data-driven approach to detection and tracking of dark fishing in high-volume marine traffic datasets from vessel tracking services. Dark fishing refers to stealthy fishing operations by vessels trying to hide their illicit activities related to various forms of illegal fishing—one of the most serious threats to world ...
Amir Yaghoubi Shahir, Mohammad A. Tayebi, Uwe Glässer, Tilemachos Charalampous, Zahra Zohrevand, Hans Wehn   +5 more
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Following the Rules and Illegal Fishing

2019
Following the Rules and Illegal Fishing. What is the point of rules and management if they are not followed? Whether it is a small fishing community that has agreed on rules or industrial fisheries on the high seas, if the rules are broken, they are meaningless.
Ray Hilborn, Ulrike Hilborn
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Illegal fishing and territorial user rights in Chile

Conservation Biology, 2018
Abstract Illegal fishing poses a major threat to conservation of marine resources worldwide. However, there is still limited empirical research that quantifies illegal catch levels. We used the randomized response technique to estimate the proportion of divers and the quantities of loco ...
Rodrigo Oyanedel, Andres Keim, Juan Carlos Castilla, Stefan Gelcich   +3 more
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Illegal Fishing: The Case of Mozambique

2005
Organized by:INTERNATIONAL COLLECTIVE IN SUPPORT OF FISHWORKERS (ICSF) - INTERNATIONAL OCEAN INSTITUTE (IOI ...
Pinto, M.A., Lopes, S.
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Illegal Fishing, Unreported Fishing and Unregulated Fishing

2021
Khodijah Ismail, , Si
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Illegal Fishing in Seychelles

2005
Seychelles has extensive pelagic resources and other specific species such as sharks, demersal species, tow spotted red snappers, green job fish, spankled emperor and grouper, etc., not to mention an abundance of sea cucumbers that are not yet exploited.
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The decision to engage in illegal fishing

2012
The rising global demand and the increasing value of fish and fish products have made international illegal fishing a lucrative business. Despite the regulatory measures undertaken internationally, regionally and locally, the problem persists and has significantly impacted fish stocks and the global ecosystem. Nearly 80% of global fish stocks are fully
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