Examples of using Observer coverage in English and their translations into Spanish
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while showing its preference to increase the observer coverage, WG-EMM at the same time had pointed out the necessity to improve the quality of data collected by scientific observers. .
The Working Group recommended that the Scientific Committee require Members to increase the level of scientific observer coverage across the krill fleet, and to develop objectives
requested that statistics on the level of observer coverage be included.
Japanese krill fishery and examined the impact of observer coverage levels across different factors such as vessels,
to increase the level of observer coverage in the krill fishery to 100% and/or 75% respectively see also paragraphs 3.55 and 6.7.
The meeting contained useful discussions on topics including scientific observer coverage, the use of fishing vessels to conduct science for CCAMLR, the value of
He also commented that if lack of observers was preventing 100% observer coverage on vessels, then international observers could be employed to fill any gaps
The Working Group noted that in fisheries where 100% observer coverage was not mandatory, there was no standard metric to describe the actual level of observer coverage and, therefore, requested that the Scientific Committee develop such a metric.
the fleet had 65% or more observer coverage across both years, with a minimum of 58% in summer
WG-FSA had recommended 100% observer coverage on krill trawl vessels to obtain reliable data on seal entrapment and on the effectiveness
Because observer coverage was 100% on virtually all cruises it is straightforward to estimate the total seabird mortality by species for the subareas during the 1996/97 year Table 43.
Observer coverage rates should be evaluated and may be adjusted
The Working Group noted that there will be a requirement for 100% observer coverage in the krill fishery after 2020,
Ukraine noted that implementing 100% observer coverage in the krill fishery was essential to discharging the Commission's responsibility in meeting the Convention's objectives.
The Commission recognised that the issue of implementing observer coverage in the krill fishery was a complex one
The Commission further noted that the Scientific Committee had discussed the issue of 100% observer coverage in krill fisheries(SC-CAMLR-XXXIV,
Japan sought scientific advice as to whether 100% observer coverage is indispensable for the development of the feedback management system(FBM);
Useful discussions were held on topics including scientific observer coverage, the use of fishing vessels to conduct science for CCAMLR, the value of ARK's contribution to CCAMLR,
would set a target of 100% mandatory observer coverage through phased implementation, with an initial
Although there was a general support to increase the observer coverage, the Scientific Committee also acknowledged that it is more important to improve the quality of data derived from scientific observers