From cooperative data collection to full collaboration and co-management: a synthesis of the 2014 ICES symposium on fishery-dependent information

Collection and validation of self-sampled e-logbook data in a Mediterranean demersal trawl fishery

“…The nature of the participatory framework enforced within this research and the reliability of the results, point to the capability of fishers to gather high quality data and to the need in increasing the commitment of fishers to this purpose. Enforcing such an approach for data collection is far from trivial, and is time consuming for both scientists and fishers (Dörner et al, 2014). Thus, there is a need for adequate incentives to stimulate participation and data collection (Mangi et al, 2013).…”

Progress in designing and delivering effective fishing industry–science data collection in the UK

“…() note that there is a paradigm shift from the conventional practice of scientists asking fishers to provide data for scientific analyses towards full engagement of key stakeholders in data collection. Recent efforts towards industry–science data collection programmes have involved two ICES symposia on fisheries‐dependent information in Rome, Italy, in 2014 (Dorner et al., ) and in Galway, Ireland, in 2010 (Graham et al., ). In both conferences, assembled scientists, fishing industry representatives, policymakers and other stakeholders discussed how to make best use of data and information collected directly by fishers and how to merge that information efficiently with data from other sources.…”

“…It is worth noting that the industry is engaged with active fisheries data collection and research more than ever before. Dorner et al (2015) note that there is a paradigm shift from the conventional practice of scientists asking fishers to provide data for scientific analyses towards full engagement of key stakeholders in data collection. Recent efforts towards industry-science data collection programmes have involved two ICES symposia on fisheriesdependent information in Rome, Italy, in 2014 (Dorner et al, 2015) and in Galway, Ireland, in 2010 .…”

Knowledge production at boundaries : an inquiry into collaborations to make management plans for European fisheries

“…Recent developments, however, including interdisciplinary research projects such as GAP2 (see below) and conferences addressing how fisheries dependent information (FDI) can enrich science and management, signal an ambition to broaden such collaborations (Graham et al, 2011;Dorner et al, 2015;Stephenson et al, 2016). Observations shared by the conveners of the second FDI conference in 2014 point to substantial ongoing changes in "opening up" fishery-knowledge systems:…”

“…"We noted that since the 2010 FDI conference a paradigm shift towards full engagement of key stakeholders started to take place" (Dorner et al, 2015(Dorner et al, , p. 1133. The research presented in this thesis took place in the middle of this paradigm shift.…”