Examples of using Observer coverage in English and their translations into Russian
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Increased observer coverage;
Risk level1 Mitigation requirements Recommended observer coverage 1- low.
The observer coverage was not sufficient to extrapolate a total mortality in the fishery.
Risk level Mitigation requirements Observer coverage 1- low.
The standards have target observer coverage of 10 per cent and data sets must be collected.
Risk level Mitigation requirements Observer coverage 1- low.
The observer coverage of the fleet across both years was 80%, equivalent to 2 382 days at sea.
Risk level1 Mitigation requirements Recommended observer coverage 1- low.
Furthermore, the implementation of observer coverage would be a matter for the Scientific Committee, not WG-EMM.
Furthermore, within the krill fishing fleet, 92% of vessels had 100% observer coverage.
The importance of observer coverage and the need to validate data through video monitoring and analysis was noted.
The Working Group noted that both papers have independently defined observer coverage the same way.
The Working Group noted that there was 100% observer coverage of fishing vessels in this fishery with 78% of tows observed.
South African-flagged pelagic anddemersal longline vessels have 25 and 15% observer coverage respectively.
There was general support that having 100% observer coverage was scientifically desirable, as agreed during the WG-EMM-14.
Particular attention was drawn to the adoption of measures relating to area closures, impact assessments,mandatory observer coverage, and encounter protocols.
This limited observer coverage does not allow full consideration of the factors that influence the occurrence of marine mammal incidental mortality.
The Scheme of International Scientific Observation provided observer coverage in all finfish fisheries in the Convention Area.
ARK noted its support for 100% observer coverage on krill vessels and expressed concern at the low standard of some vessels in terms of hull suitability for working in ice.
A management response to this information has been an improved targeting of observer coverage to examine bird interactions.
The Working Group noted that observer coverage in the krill fishery has been limited in scope and representation of vessels and areas, subareas and divisions.
Status report on implementation of WG-IMAF recommendations re:mitigation research programs, observer coverage and implementation of mitigation measures.
The Working Group agreed that 100% observer coverage was scientifically desirable but that any decision on a mandatory level required in the fishery was a decision for the Commission.
Australia stated that it did not share Japan's views about these matters and considered that, amongst other elements,increased observer coverage was required on vessels harvesting krill.
Thus, 100% observer coverage will not only improve the availability of krill fishing data to WG-EMM, but will also secure full observation coverage during transhipment operations.
The Working Group noted that there will be a requirement for 100% observer coverage in the krill fishery after 2020, this could result in more data in future.
The Working Group agreed that turning the information contained in Table 1 of WG-EMM-10/4 into a map, or possibly an animation,would help to visualise observer coverage in time and space.
Considering all vessels combined, the fleet had 65% or more observer coverage across both years, with a minimum of 58% in summer and 63% in winter.
IATTC stated that it had introduced measures to ensure compliance with its conservation and management regulations,including 100-per cent observer coverage on large tuna purse seine vessels.
Require regional fisheries management organizations to require 100 percent observer coverage and the use of bycatch mitigation measures that minimize wildlife bycatch based on the best available science.