Примеры использования Vessel monitoring systems на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Vessel monitoring systems and satellite surveillance.
Position verification through vessel monitoring systems;
Vessel monitoring systems and satellite surveillance Fisheries subsidies.
Automated satellite-linked Vessel Monitoring Systems VMS.
NEAFC stated that vessel monitoring systems had been required in the NEAFC Regulatory Area since 2000.
Croatia monitored vessels flying its flag through Vessel Monitoring Systems VMS.
It was proposed to use vessel monitoring systems and vessel inspections at sea and to cooperate at the regional level in this regard.
Strengthening effective control over vessels, illegal, unreported andunregulated fishing and vessel monitoring systems.
Installation and use of satellite transmitter equipment(vessel monitoring systems) in accordance with national and regionally integrated systems; .
ICCAT required all tuna fishing vessels over 24 metres operating in its Convention area to be equipped with vessel monitoring systems.
IOTC reported that, since 2007, vessel monitoring systems had been mandatory for vessels over 15 metres in length overall flying the flags of its members.
Kenya indicated that it would adopt legislation to ensure that evidence from vessel monitoring systems was admissible in court proceedings.
Issues addressed covered information collection; procedures for inspection onshore and at sea; vessel identification; patrol platforms;gear selectivity; and vessel monitoring systems.
Small island developing States have established national vessel monitoring systems, introduced national plans and policies and are developing aquaculture to promote food security.
The above duties of flag States should be supplemented by regionally agreed systems of monitoring, control and surveillance,including vessel monitoring systems VMS.
Small island developing States have established national vessel monitoring systems(Nauru), introduced national plans and policies(Mauritius, Seychelles) and are developing aquaculture to promote food security Palau.
Such measures included adoption of national plans of action, licensing regimes and procedures, catch documentation schemes, boarding and inspection procedures andsatellite surveillance or vessel monitoring systems.
In 2002, FAO held a successful workshop on vessel monitoring systems(VMSs) in Senegal for the countries of the Sub-Regional Fisheries Commission Cape Verde, Gambia, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Mauritania, Senegal and Sierra Leone.
Some regional fisheries management organizations and arrangements andregional fisheries bodies reported on efforts to ensure that vessels fishing on the high seas carried vessel monitoring systems.
New Zealand's measures to regulate trans-shipment at sea andin port included the use of independent observers, vessel monitoring systems and detailed reporting requirements for the purpose of verifying all trans-shipped catch.
GFCM focused on strengthening the monitoring, control and surveillance system in its Convention area andhad recently adopted a regional scheme on port State measures and vessel monitoring systems.
Encourages States in their work with regional and subregional fisheries management organizations andarrangements to develop and implement vessel monitoring systems and, where appropriate and consistent with international law, trade monitoring schemes;
Under the programme, albacore tuna fishing vessels were subject at sea to control and surveillance by both the Irish Naval Service and the Irish Air Corps, anddepending on their size they were also required to have on board vessel monitoring systems.
A number of delegations informed the Conference that,for the purpose of monitoring fishing activities carried out by all licensed fishing vessels, vessel monitoring systems had been used, the data of which were often cross-checked with those gathered through physical inspection.
Expansion in the use of vessel monitoring systems(VMS) as a tool for data collection(for example through electronic logbooks to provide data to flag States and/or RFMO secretariats in real time) as well as for monitoring, control and surveillance(MCS) activities.
The United States also supported the continuation of the process in FAO to foster broader implementation of satellite-based vessel monitoring systems, and noted the 2006 FAO expert consultation on vessel monitoring systems, as well as the updated FAO Technical Guidelines on vessel monitoring systems.
Regarding monitoring, control and surveillance, the review panel recommended that ICCAT members immediately apply fully the rules and measures adopted by the Commission and provide effective control over their nationals through domestic arrangements, including flag and port State controls,observer programmes and vessel monitoring systems.
The meeting emphasized, in particular, the need for compatible and best-practice standards on a range of issues,including transshipment monitoring and control, vessel monitoring systems, observer requirements, by-catch mitigation measures, catch documentation and positive and negative non-discriminatory negative market measures, as well as scientific data collection and reporting.
Greater coordination among regional organizations was called for, in particular to ensure the establishment of compatible monitoring, control and surveillance and compliance and enforcement measures such as vessel registers,centralized regional vessel monitoring systems and harmonization of sanctions and penalties.
Urges States, individually and through relevant regional fisheries management organizations and arrangements, to establish mandatory vessel monitoring, control and surveillance systems, in particular to require that vessel monitoring systems be carried by all vessels fishing on the high seas as soon as practicable, recalling that paragraph 62 of resolution 63/112 urged that large-scale fishing vessels be required to carry vessel monitoring systems no later than December 2008, and to share information on fisheries enforcement matters;