Working Group on Fishing Technology and Fish Behaviour (WGFTFB).

Type Article
Date 2019
Language English
Author(s) ICES
Contributor(s) Larnaud Pascal
Source ICES Scientific Reports/Rapports scientifiques du CIEM (2618-1371) (ICES), 2019 , Vol. 1 , N. 61 , P. 363p.
DOI 10.17895/ices.pub.5592
Note Partie 8.5 IFREMER Contact person: Pascal Larnaud, pascal.larnaud@ifremer.fr , coordinator of this report Summary The fishing technology activities carried out in France in 2018 are distributed in four main topics: - Improvement of trawl selectivity on commercial vessels in the Celtic Sea, Western Chan-nel, Eastern Channel (respectively REJEMCELEC - OPTISEL - SELUX). - Discards survival (DREAM); -Alternative fishing gears: design of fish pots (BAITFISH) based on target fish species’ behaviour and ecology; design of “off bottom” doors for bottom trawling (REVERSE) -Evaluation of Nephrops norvegicus abundance in the Bay of Biscay (FU23-24) by counting their burrows using a submarine video camera (LANGOLF-TV).
Abstract

The aims of this workshop were to explain the new RDBES data model, assist in populating it with real data, and identify any issues or problems.

The data model was explained using a combination of presentations and hands-on sessions. A set of evaluation discussions was held in plenary. During the hands-on sessions, participants worked on mapping their own data to the RDBES data model with guidance from the “RDBES Core Group” members (the group of people developing the RDBES data model). Participants were encouraged to complete the hands-on sessions in the order presented in the agenda and were able to progress at their own pace.

Although issues have been identified and are documented in this report it is not thought that any of them are serious impediments to moving forward with the RDBES data model. The RDBES Core Group will look at the results of this workshop and either respond to individual questions or adapt the data model and documentation as required.

The workshop chairs will keep in contact with the participants to keep them up-to-date with any data model changes and answer questions. This workshop (WKRDB-POP) and the WKRDB-EST workshop to be held later in 2019 should be considered as two halves of the same process so the chairs will also encourage the participants to carry on working on their data transformation rou-tines so that they can attend WKRDB-EST.

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