PILOT TEST ON MARLIN (ELECTRONIC LOGSHEET)

OPERATIONALMA C. DICKSON, DFT.

Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic ResourcesPhilippines

2nd E-REPORTING AND E-MONITORING WORKING GROUP MEETING(ERandEMWG2)The Stones Hotel, Bali Indonesia1-2 August 2016

BACKGROUND

MARLIN 100Multi-function electronic

logbook terminal Data patterned from SPC/FFA

Regional Purse Seine Logsheetformat

Connected to the vessel’s VMS Capable of sending email, daily

activity log, fishing area, species caught and fish amount

Detects typhoons and weather conditions

Soon to be upgraded to WIRELESS TABLET(bluetoothconnection) transmitting via same VMS unit

INSTALLATION AND DEMONSTRATION

Installed to every Philippine flagged catcher vessel operating in HSP1

Conducted training and demonstration to boat captains and fisheries observers

DATA ENTRY

PORT OF DEPARTURE

DEPARTURE DATE

ACTIVITY

LOCATION

SET START DATE AND TIME

SET END DATE AND TIME

SCHOOL ASSOCIATION

FISH CAUGHT

SPECIES CAUGHT

SPECIES QUANTITY

FATE

FATE

FISH CARRIER NAME

FISHHOLD NUMBER

NUMBER OF FADS

OTHER ACTIVITY

PORT ARRIVAL

TRIP HISTORY

TRIP DETAILS

CATCH DETAILS

REPORTING

LOG IN PAGE

VESSEL INFORMATION PAGE

Name: Country code: Call Sign: OMI number: CFR number: Registration: ICCAT number: Beacon number: Is receiver: (YES OR No) Shipyard: Master name: Master address:

E-REPORTING SPECIFICATION DOCUMENTSUGGESTED TEMPLATE for VESSEL IDENTIFICATION

PHILIPPINES-MARLIN

Name of Vessel Name

Flag State Registration Number Registration

International Radio Call Sign Callsign

Vessel Owner/Company

Hull Markings Consistent with CMM 2004-03WIN Markings consistent with CMM 2004-03WIN formatfor markings consistent with CMM 2004-03IMO Number IMO Number

JOURNEY PAGE(DEFAULT)

JOURNEY (PERIOD SELECTED)

JOURNEY (VESSEL SELECTED AND EXPORTED)

OUTPUT (START TRIP)

OUTPUT (DEPLOYING FADS)

OUTPUT (WITH SET)

STATISTICS (FILTER ON ACTIVITIES)

STATISTICS (FILTER ON SPECIES)

STATISTICS (FILTER ON VESSEL)

SELECT PERIOD AND UNIT OF TIME

OUTPUT (CRITERIA)

OUTPUT (RESULTS)

OUTPUT (GRAPHICS)

TRANSMITTED CATCH DATA

YEARNO. OF VESSELS SKJ(MT) YFT(MT) BET(MT) OTHERS(MT) TOTAL

2013 18 2,129.3 283.4 17.7 40.2 2,470.6

2014 32 15,729.9 2,885.2 318.1 1,104.2 20,037.4

2015 31 12,762.3 4,113.4 379.4 951.0 18,206.1

TOTAL 30,621.5 7,282.0 715.2 2,095.4 40,714.1Average of 91% of the catcher vessels in HSP1 were able to transmit data in 2015

MARLIN PLUS RETRIEVED LOGSHEET DATA

YEARNO. OF VESSELS SKJ(MT) YFT(MT) BET(MT) OTHERS(MT) TOTAL

2013 18 2,129.3 283.4 17.7 40.2 2,470.6

2014 35 18,412.3 3,343.9 466.9 1,337.3 23,560.3

2015 34 15,568.7 5,138.5 487.8 1,116.8 22,356.9

TOTAL 36,110.3 8,810.8 972.4 2,494.3 48,387.8Vessel logs from Observer report were used to supplement missing MARLIN data

CATCH BY YEAR(Nov 2013-Dec 2015)

CATCH BY MONTH(REPORTED)MONTH SKJ YFT BET OTHERS

TOTALCATCH SET

CATCH RATE

NO. OF CATCHERS

AVE. CATCH/CATCHER

January 661.9 139.6 3 190.9 1085.6 181 5.5 28 35.6

February 423.7 112.6 6.4 110.5 653.2 131 5.0 22 29.7

March 870.9 258.2 68.3 175.2 1,372.6 193 7.1 22 62.4

April 1468.5 567.7 124.5 205.2 2,365.9 272 8.7 23 102.9

May 1546.9 468.4 63.3 131.1 2,209.7 284 7.8 23 96.1

June 1336.9 618.2 47.3 41.5 2,043.9 199 10.3 23 92.9

October 1899.0 720.4 30.7 47.6 2,697.7 164 16.4 17 158.7

November 2359.5 628.6 18.4 34.5 3,041.0 249 12.2 20 152.1

December 2195.0 599.7 17.5 14.5 2,826.7 222 12.7 22 128.5

TOTAL 12,762.3 4,113.4 379.4 895.2 18,206.1 1,896 9.6 587.3

Declining Average catch was observed from October to December

MARLIN PLUS LOGSHEET DATA(SUPPLEMENT)

MONTH

ACTUAL VESSELS OPERATING

TOTAL CATCH(MT)

SKJ(MT)

YFT(MT)

BET(MT)

OTHERS(MT)

January 30 1,343.7 914..0 191.1 5.1 233.5

February 27 738.3 487.8 126.9 6.4 117.3

March 26 1,703.5 1,086.6 336.0 76.8 204.2

April 27 2,847.5 1,789.9 714.7 125.3 217.7

May 29 2,785.5 1,975.0 577.4 83.7 149.4

June 28 2,563.8 1,653.6 769.9 90.6 49.8

October 20 3,061.9 2,088.7 853.0 48.7 71.5

November 25 3,734.6 2,836.9 824.7 27.1 45.9

December 27 3,578.0 2,736.3 789.9 24.1 27.7

TOTAL 22,356.9 15,568.7 5,183.5 487.8 1,116.8

2015 CATCH COMPOSITION

2015 CATCH COMPOSITION (TUNA ONLY)

CATCH RATE PROGRESS

Total catch has increased significantly from October to December despite oflower number of vessels operating. Highest catch rate in October

RELATIVE CATCH COMPOSITION

FAD CLOSURE

Increasing Catch Composition of Skipjack and Yellowfin Tuna while BIGEYE Tuna and OTHER Species shows decreasing catch composition

SUMMARY AND RECOMMENDATION

Pilot test of MARLIN in HSP1 catcher vessels has been successfully conducted31 out 34 of Vessels successfully transmit data 81% of data was transmitted from HSP1 in

2015Recommended for efficient catch reportingLack of technical support personnel when

troubleshooting while at sea

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