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An Expansion of a pilot trip ticket system for Maryland commercial fisheries : Year 2



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    The Atlantic Coastal Cooperative Statistics Program (ACCSP) is a cooperative State-Federal endeavor set up to coordinate recreational and commercial coastal marine fisheries data collection and data management. The ACCSP has developed standards for types of data collected for commercial and recreational fisheries. These standards include the data being collected at the trip level for each participant and the inclusion of a list of minimum data elements to be collected about each trip. In 2000 a pilot project was initiated in a relatively isolated portion of the state of Maryland (the section on the Atlantic coast and ocean side bay). The pilot project introduced the use of a trip level logbook for all fisheries except oyster and clams (which are already captured at the trip level via a dealer reporting system). Trip level reporting during the following year was expended to include all commercially licensed crabbers, while continuing to include the same population in the pilot project.
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