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Last update: 14/01/2005

The use of Geographic Information Systems
as a Decision Support  Tool for fisheries management

 
 
During recent years, numerous teams of COPEMED Project area have developed their skills in the use of the Geographic Information Systems for the management of fisheries. Furthermore, the countries involved in the projects so far (namely Morocco, Libya and Tunisia) have already expressed their wish to train scientists in geo-statistics techniques and in the use of Geographic Information Systems.

This activity is hence aimed to train scientists through the development of applications related to the research area they are interested in,  with the collaboration of experts having an experience in the use of GIS in the same domain. 

This activity is planned in 3 phases:

 

Some training courses have been organized within the framework of the GIS activity, some of them directly related to one of the applications developed:

course

involved countries

related application

GIS in Fisheries Management
Marsaxlokk (Malta), March 2001

More information, including course and exercises documentation

Malta
(8 students)
 

The use of Arcview
ESRI, Paris, France
and
Fishview
IFREMER, Brest, France, Nov. 1999

Tunisia
(2 students)
 

Arcview GIS and Geostatistic
Maison de la Télédétection, Montpellier, France, Oct. 2000

France, Morocco, Tunisia
(9 students)
Analysis of demersal trawl surveys data 

Use of Relational Database Management Systems (MS Access 97)
CRTS, Rabat, Morocco, March 2000

More information, including course and exercises documentation (in french)

Morocco, Tunisia
 (10 students)
Analysis of demersal trawl surveys data
Charts digitization
GEOMATIC, Casablanca, Morocco, June 2000
Morocco
(1 student)
Analysis of demersal trawl surveys data 
Arcview GIS
Alicante, Spain, Sept. 2000
France, Libya, Malta, Morocco, Spain, Tunisia
 (11 students)
Analysis of artisanal fisheries inventory