Innovation for Sustainable Fisheries
SMARTFISH H2020 is an international research project which aims to develop, test and promote a suite of high-tech systems for the EU fishing sector. The goal is to optimize resource efficiency, improve automatic data collection for fish stock assessment, provide evidence of compliance with fishery regulations and reduce the ecological impact of the industry.
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Nephrops – and where to find them!
Photo credit: Adobe Stock Nephrops is a genus of lobster, but is substantially smaller, with long narrow claws. Nephrops norvegicus is known by a number of other names as well, such as scampi, Norway lobster, Dublin [...]
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Detect & count #nephrop burrows & provide decision support to #fishers Y2-3 of the #smartfishh2020 project, we will test the NephropsScan developed in WP2 in WP8 & 10 @europeancommission #horizon2020 @marinescotland @DTUtweet @CefasGovUK @SINTEF_Ocean @EU_H2020 photo: Adobe Stock https://t.co/X8ceATsFLO
At the @smartfishh2020 annual meeting for @SNTechUK learning about IP and information sharing with House of Knowledge. Fascinating stuff. “Know what you have and know when to share” project inventory is key. #innovation #intellectualproperty #sustainablefishing https://t.co/WsZkYsYrkC
An international research project that's developing & testing new technology systems in the fishing sector is being trialled in Scottish waters by our scientists 🐟
As @smartfishh2020 partners gather in Aberdeen read more about @marinescotland's role ➡️ https://t.co/O6LrmPKEBL https://t.co/wXwBYhRJoh
Playing Serious Games on IP and IPR at the annual meeting in Aberdeen hosted by @marinescotland #smartfishh2020 https://t.co/VukGoystMs
Partners
SINTEF Ocean (SO) – AZTI-Tecnalia (AZTI) – DTU Aqua (DTU) – Marine Scotland Marine Laboratory – Melbu Systems AS – Çukurova University Fisheries Faculty – CEFAS – Mersin University – Stiftelsen SINTEF – NTNU – University of East Anglia – Marport France SAS – Zunibal – SafetyNet Technologies LTD – Nergård Havfiske – Interfish – Larrasmendi