Примеры использования Reported catch на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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These figures reflect the reported catch.
A total reported catch of 60 tonnes was taken in eight research sets.
Regulated fishery Reported catch tonnes.
Eleginoides was 63 tonnes and the management area was closed on 4 April 2013;the total reported catch of.
The proportion of unreported catches in the two areas is 62.6% and 8.5% of the reported catches respectively.
The fishery closed on 26 January 2014 and the total reported catch was 426 tonnes.
The increasing trend in reported catches observed in recent years may be due to a combination of factors related to species exploitation and fisheries monitoring.
Fishing was conducted by six vessels using longlines and the total reported catch was 2 180 tonnes.
The fishery was closed on 14 January 2011 and the total reported catch of Dissostichus spp. was 2 882 tonnes(101% of the limit) CCAMLR-XXX/BG/8, Table 2.
Therefore, there is little information about the biologyof these species and the state of exploitation, other than reported catches.
The state of the family Sphyrnidae remains unchanged,with the total reported catch of Sphyrnidae at about 4,000 tons in 2007.
IUU fishing has been recorded in most of the fishing areas, andin some areas the IUU catch has been much greater than the reported catch.
Fishing was conducted by 14 vessels using longlines and the total reported catch was 426 tonnes, which exceeded the catch limits paragraph 5.3.
Moreover, the reported catches, commonly in excess of 8,000 tons, have been much less since the end of the 1990s with less than 100 tons reported in 2007.
The authors suggested that a six-hour reporting period more closely matches the processing schedule and, as a result,would improve the accuracy of the reported catch.
The maximum reported catches in 2005 were close to 19,000 tons from 23 countries fishing in the Atlantic, Pacific and Indian Oceans.
The authors summarised issues related to the choice of the current two-hour reporting interval for the continuous fishing system which had led to apparent anomalies in the reported catches.
To this end, fishing in any fine-scale rectangle shall cease when the reported catch reaches 100 tonnes and that rectangle shall be closed to fishing for the remainder of the season.
The total reported catches of species and families of sharks listed in annex I to the Convention have gradually increased in recent years, from 114,000 tons in 2003 to 153,000 tons in 2007.
Illegal, unregulated and unreported fishing for toothfish in the Southern Ocean still exceeds reported catches despite major efforts to address such activities.
The fishery closed on 8 February 2011 and the total reported catch of Dissostichus spp. was 576 tonnes, including 10 tonnes taken during research fishing in SSRU A(100% of the limit) CCAMLR-XXX/BG/8, Table 2.
It further recommended that toothfish stock assessments should be carried out up to, and including,the current season and include the reported catch data where fishing has been completed, or the anticipated catch for the current season.
Table 3: Reported catches(tonnes) of Dissostichus eleginoides and Dissostichus mawsoni by Members and Acceding States, and estimates of unreported catches by Members and Acceding States in the 2000/01 split-year.
The state of requiem sharks(family Carcharhinidae) remains unchanged,with new information showing that reported catches have increased more or less steadily from a brief decline in the 1980s to more than 100,000 tons in 2007.
Reported catches of mackerel sharks(currently family Lamnidae, although annex I to the Convention refers to them as Isurida) have increased steadily from about 1,000 tons in the early 1980s to 10,000 tons in 2007, mostly shortfin mako(7,000 tons) and porbeagle sharks 800 tons.
The fishery was closed on 9 February 2010 and the total reported catch of Dissostichus spp.(excluding research fishing) was 2 870 tonnes(101% of the limit) Appendix K, Table 3.
The species became the object of an important targeted pelagic gill net fishery off the west coast of the United States in the late 1970s,with a peak reported catch of 1,000 tons in 1982, declining because of overfishing to less than 300 tons by the late 1980s.
As can be seen in the table and in previous reports, reported catches of krill have remained relatively stable since 1992/93 ranging from 80,000 to 130,000 tons, while reported catches of mackerel icefish(Champsocephalus gunnari) and toothfish(Dissostichus ssp.) increased significantly until the 2002/2003 season, but dropped during the 2003/2004 season.
With very few onboard observers, incomplete Vessel Monitoring Systems andlimited oversight by flag governments, these nations have no way to verify reported catches or tackle rampant IUU(illegal, unregulated and unreported) fishing which is estimated to be 5-15 percent of the reported catch. .
The Committee noted that the large difference between the total notified and reported catches was of considerable concern because information submitted by Members in notifications did not necessarily reflect factual expected levels of catches and areas to be fished.