Workshop Administration

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•  TRANSFERT-AEROPORT-ARRIVEE (482.17 kB)
•  Attestation-for-NC-Border-Police-PIRFO (570.13 kB)
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Workshop Documents

•  Workshop Agenda (04-11-19) (186.66 kB)
  
•  Longline Debriefer Guide 2018 (Version 13-10-19) (135.97 kB)
  
•  Purse Seine Debriefer Guide 2018 (Version 13-10-19) (151.39 kB)
  
•  PIRFO Training Framework 2016 V2.2 Update August 2019 (003) (1.1 MB)
•  Biodegradable FADS and on low entanglement risk FADs (3.49 MB)
  
•  Pacific Islands Regional Fisheries Observer (1.4 MB)
  
•  PIRFO Debreifer Policy (748 kB)
  
•  Data Management (1.39 MB)
  
•  Observer And Debriefing Module In TUFMAN2 (T2) (2 MB)
  
•  Observer Data Quality Issues (817.14 kB)
  
•  1 - Duty Of A Debriefer (778.76 kB)
  
•  2 - Evidence Admisabilty (753.03 kB)
  
•  3 - Example Of A Critical Incident Report (817.05 kB)
  
•  4 - Information To Support Incident (267.5 kB)
  
•  5 - Gen-3 Data Flow (728.54 kB)
  
•  18 - Obs GEN-3 Exercise - Page1 (54.05 kB) - Page2 (28.65 kB)
  

2018 Observer Forms

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The regional Tuna Data Workshop is conducted on an annual basis for SPC member countries to improve their scientific tuna monitoring and data management capacity, and satisfy their data reporting obligations to the Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission (WCPFC). Due to COVID-19 virus, 2021 marks the second electronic Tuna Data Workshop, a shortened version of the regular TDW, and will be held from the 7th to the 8th of April, Online (ZOOM video conference).

The purpose of the DCC LL EM Compliance Data and Transhipment Standards Workshop will be to address three areas:

- To identify a set of data fields that are required for MCS purposes that may be collected by Electronic Monitoring on longline vessels.

- Review and develop TORs for the progress of the regional agency workplan for support of EM Standards, Specifications and Procedures (SSPs) development.

- Develop a suite of minimum data fields that would be required for monitoring of longline transhipment operations for scientific and compliance purposes. These would be baseline requirements and not specific to a particular data collection tool. These minimum data fields would be relevant to the acquisition of data from longline transhipments from either EM or observers.