Примери за използване на Catch data на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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(ii) any discrepancy identified between the different sources of catch data;
Quality of catch data 127.
The Control Regulation requires Member States to send aggregated catch data by stock.
Member States should collect catch data of recreational fisheries.
The catch data is an important source of information for scientific analyses and advice27, and for estimating pressure on fish stocks.
Since payments under the FPAs are based on catch data, this gives rise to financial risk.
If detailed catch data are needed, the Control Regulation foresees that the Commission can query the ERS data directly from the Member States.
All vessels 15 metres ormore in overall length are obliged to send catch data electronically.
The Member States send this catch data to the Commission together with the fishing area information provided by the VMS.
Vessels at least 10 andunder 12 metres in overall length must submit catch data via paper logbooks.
The BGR bases its calculations on validated catch data from its system(SACROIS) and cross-checks the data against information received from the POs.
The extent of the overall differences raise doubts on the reliability,comprehensiveness and comparability of catch data available to the Commission.
Therefore, international standards for electronic aggregated catch data reporting should be used and Regulation(EC) No 500/2001 should be repealed.
The Commission agrees that an EU electronic system for transport document enabling the sharing of data between Member States would improve the reliability of catch data.
The audit identified shortcomings in the Commission's catch data management for the protocols reviewed.
The use of modern inspection technology, such as the satellite-based Vessel Monitoring System, electronic logbook andelectronic reporting of catch data, is to be extended.
Regulation(EC) No 1006/2008 requires vessels to submit catch data to their Member States on a weekly basis.
In order to answer this question,the Court reviewed the Commission's management of the licensing process and the reliability of the catch data reporting system.
The provisions on the control system(5), on the one hand,and the collection of catch data(6), on the other hand, form part of older specific regulations.
In order to improve the quality of the catch data used for management of fisheries resources the systems for collecting, validating and monitoring catch data should also be improved.
For the species subject to quotas these procedures would compensate for the weaknesses found in 29 general catch data management(see paragraphs 42 to 71).
The Court found several significant differences among the catch data provided by the various sources: from Member States, from DG Maritime Affairs and Fisheries and from the ex post evaluations.
Moreover, the Commission has launched infringement procedures against some Member States,focussing amongst others on the reliability of catch data(e.g. United Kingdom, Ireland, Spain, Portugal and Poland).
The reliability of this information is undermined by the gaps in catch data for vessels under 10 metres long and the weaknesses identified in the treatment of paper-based catch declarations.
Catch data, including length(LJFL) and live weight of each Mediterranean swordfish caught, retained on board and landed in the context of recreational fisheries shall be recorded and reported in accordance with Article 21.
In order toanswer this sub-question, we examined how the Member States ensured that catch data and landing declarations were comprehensive, consistent and validated.
Cross-checking by Member States of catch data with data collected for other purposes(fiscal, customs and/or other) is indeed important and the Commission is certainly favourable to steps in that direction.
We compared the Member States' declarations to the Commission regarding the quota uptake for 2015, with the catch data provided by the Member States(for Spain, Italy and the UK from data relating to individual vessels).
However, the catch data presented in the report are not the most up to date, although it is the role of the Commission, as data manager, to make this data available to the decision-making stakeholders in a timely manner.