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Management information systems and fisheries statistics



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    The Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries has collected fisheries statistics since the inception of the Agency. In 1966, the Division began to expand its fisheries statistics collection, analysis and dissemination with the assistance of various Federal Grants from the National Marine Fisheries Service, and it's predecessor the Bureau of Commercial Fisheries under The Commercial Fisheries Research Act, and later, The lnterjurisdictional Fisheries Act. Since the 1980's the scope of the projects funded has expanded to include computer processing and Management Information Systems. This current project (3-IJ-206), calls for the continued collection of all the statistics previously collected, including systems to effectively monitor intcrjurisdictional species now being managed by individual state quotas, and the continued development of GIS (Geographic Information Systems) technology and applications that allow spatial analysis of fisheries data. In addition, this project continues to refine its data collection practices to become ACCSP compliant.
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