Archipelago reviews the first year of LIME, highlighting how the low-cost electronic monitoring platform expanded access to near real-time fisheries data, supported small and diverse fleets, and demonstrated practical value for monitoring, compliance, and sustainable management programs.
Archipelago partners with Marine Instruments, SINAY, and ISIFISH to deliver electronic monitoring in the Bay of Biscay, supporting collaborative management of marine mammal bycatch and advancing effective, technology-driven fisheries monitoring in European gillnet fisheries.
Archipelago and Marine Instruments partner with SINAY and ISIFISH to deliver electronic monitoring in the Bay of Biscay, supporting collaborative fisheries management, improved bycatch documentation, and data-driven oversight in commercial gillnet fisheries.
The Pacific whiting fishery on the US West Coast uses electronic monitoring to verify catch retention, improve data accuracy, reduce discards, and manage quotas, providing a cost-effective alternative to onboard observers that supports sustainable fisheries management.
Archipelago and Ai.Fish partner to apply artificial intelligence to fisheries monitoring, improving automated detection of fishing events, reducing data review time and costs, and advancing more efficient, scalable electronic monitoring for fisheries management.
Archipelago outlines oil spill response considerations for British Columbia coastal wetlands, emphasizing environmental vulnerability, planning challenges, and the need for site-specific cleanup approaches to support effective preparedness and long-term protection of sensitive coastal and estuarine habitats.
Archipelago partners with Ai.Fish to advance artificial intelligence in fisheries electronic monitoring, combining operational expertise and AI technology to improve data analysis efficiency, reduce monitoring costs, and support wider adoption of electronic monitoring across commercial fisheries.
Archipelago has partnered with Ai.Fish to advance artificial intelligence in fisheries electronic monitoring, improving data review efficiency, reducing analysis costs, and supporting broader adoption of effective, scalable monitoring programs in commercial fisheries.
Archipelago collaborated with industry partners on a pilot electronic monitoring project in the Bay of Biscay to assess bycatch data collection on small vessels, supporting protected species monitoring while maintaining fishing practices, data integrity, and fisher privacy.
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