Maine/New Hampshire Inshore Trawl Survey: station information from the F/V Robert Michael,F/V Tara Lynn NEC-JS2000-1 from the the Maine and New Hampshire coasts, 2000-2004 (NEC-CoopRes project)
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<p><strong>\"Maine/New Hampshire Inshore Trawl Survey\"<br /> Station Information</strong></p> <p><strong>Project Leader: </strong><em>John Sowles,</em> Maine Department of Marine Resources<br /> <strong>Additional Participants:</strong><br /> <em>Sally Sherman, </em>Maine Department of Marine Resources<br /> <em>Yong Chen, </em>University of Maine<br /> <em>Jeff Flagg, </em>Portland Trawler Supply<br /> <em>Sam Galli, </em>F/V Tara Lynn<br /> <em>Doug Grout, </em>New Hampshire Fish and Game<br /> <em>Hannah Smith, </em>Maine Department of Marine Resources<br /> <em>Vincent Manfredi, </em>Maine Department of Marine Resources<br /> <em>Keri Stepanek, </em>Maine Department of Marine Resources<br /> <em>Robert Tetrault, </em>F/V Tara Lynn<br /> <em>Curt Rice, </em>F/V Robert Michael</p> <p>\"This project is a fishery independent multi-species stock assessment along the Maine and New Hampshire inshore waters. The overall goal of the project is to establish a solid foundation for long-term fishery-independent monitoring of the Gulf of Maine inshore waters, filling an information gap on the status and trends of groundfish and other species in this area for which assessment data would otherwise be absent. Funded in part by the Northeast Consortium and in part by the NOAA Fisheries Cooperative Research Partners Program, the survey began in the fall of 2000 and consists of annual, spring and fall stratified random surveys, each covering approximately 115 stations from New Hampshire to Canada. The project is a close partnership with commercial fishermen and the two state agencies charged with managing the inshore state waters. Data is being provided for the management of a number of species including lobster, shrimp, crab, scallop, shad, herring, and groundfish. The project is contributing to stock abundance, structure, and recruitment indices for the area and compliments data from the NOAA Fisheries bottom trawl survey in the Gulf of Maine and the Massachusetts Department of Marine Fisheries inshore trawl survey.</p> <p>In August 2005, and independent peer review of the project was facilitated by the Northeast Consortium. It was conducted to determine the viability of using the data in regional stock assessments and to improve the project for the future. The project received funding again in 2005 from the Northeast Consortium and the participants are incorporating many of the panel's recommendations in current and future surveys.\" <em>extracted from: Summary of Completed Cooperative Research Projects Funded by the Northeast Consortium, January 2006</em></p> <p><strong>For a detailed description of the Maine - New Hampshire Inshore Groundfish Trawl Survey program see:</strong> <a href=\"http://www.maine.gov/dmr/rm/trawl/reports/proceduresandprotocols.pdf\">Procedures and Protocols Report.</a> Note this is a large pdf file.</p> <p>Project website: <a href=\"http://www.state.me.us/dmr/rm/trawl/\">http://www.state.me.us/dmr/rm/trawl/</a></p> <h3>Data Elements<br /> Parameter Names and Descriptions<br /> Station Information</h3> <p>1 = NH-Southern ME<br /> 2 = Casco Bay - Midcoast<br /> 3 = Penobscot Bay<br /> 4 = Jerico-Frenchmans Bay<br /> 5 = Downeast, ME<br /> <strong>For more details see: Procedures and Protocols Report</strong><br /> 1 = 5-20 fathoms,<br /> 2 = 21-35 fathoms,<br /> 3 = 36-55 fathoms,<br /> 4 = >56 fathoms to approx. the 12-mile limit<br /> <br /> <strong>From Fall 2000 to Fall 2002, depth strata 4 was not sampled. The fourth stratum was added in the Spring 2003 survey.</strong> (All catch data have been adjusted to a standard tow of 20 minutes duration.) minutes<br /> <br /> <em>Revised November 9, 2006; gfh</em></p>
<p><strong>「缅因州/新罕布什尔州近岸拖网调查」<br />站点信息</strong></p><p><strong>项目负责人：</strong><em>约翰·索尔斯（John Sowles）</em>，缅因州海洋资源部<br /><strong>其他参与者：</strong><br /><em>萨莉·谢尔曼（Sally Sherman）</em>，缅因州海洋资源部<br /><em>陈勇（Yong Chen）</em>，缅因大学<br /><em>杰夫·弗拉格（Jeff Flagg）</em>，波特兰拖网供应公司<br /><em>萨姆·加利（Sam Galli）</em>，F/V Tara Lynn号渔船<br /><em>道格·格劳特（Doug Grout）</em>，新罕布什尔州鱼类与野生动物管理局<br /><em>汉娜·史密斯（Hannah Smith）</em>，缅因州海洋资源部<br /><em>文森特·曼弗雷迪（Vincent Manfredi）</em>，缅因州海洋资源部<br /><em>凯里·斯特潘内克（Keri Stepanek）</em>，缅因州海洋资源部<br /><em>罗伯特·特拉托（Robert Tetrault）</em>，F/V Tara Lynn号渔船<br /><em>柯特·赖斯（Curt Rice）</em>，F/V Robert Michael号渔船</p><p>本项目是针对缅因州与新罕布什尔州近岸海域开展的渔业独立多物种种群评估项目。本项目的总体目标是为缅因湾近岸水域的长期渔业独立监测奠定坚实基础，填补该区域底栖鱼类及其他物种种群现状与趋势的信息空白——若无本调查，该区域将缺乏相关评估数据。本调查由东北联盟（Northeast Consortium）与美国国家海洋和大气管理局渔业合作研究伙伴计划联合资助，于2000年秋季启动，包含年度、春季及秋季分层随机调查，每次调查覆盖从新罕布什尔州至加拿大边境的约115个站点。本项目与商业渔民及负责管理近岸州级水域的两个州级机构保持紧密合作关系，所产生的数据将用于龙虾、虾、蟹、扇贝、西鲱、鲱鱼及底栖鱼类等多个物种的渔业管理工作。本项目可为该区域的种群丰度、种群结构及补充量指数提供支撑，并与美国国家海洋和大气管理局渔业下属的缅因湾底拖网调查、马萨诸塞州海洋渔业部近岸拖网调查的数据形成互补。2005年8月，东北联盟协助开展了本项目的独立同行评审，旨在评估将该项目数据用于区域种群评估的可行性，并为项目未来优化提供指导。2005年，本项目再次获得东北联盟的资助，项目参与者正将专家小组的多项建议融入当前及未来的调查工作中。<em>*资料来源：《东北联盟资助合作研究项目完成总结》，2006年1月*</em></p><p><strong>如需了解缅因-新罕布什尔州近岸底栖鱼类拖网调查项目的详细说明，请参阅：</strong><a href="http://www.maine.gov/dmr/rm/trawl/reports/proceduresandprotocols.pdf">《流程与规程报告》</a>。请注意，该PDF文件体积较大。</p><p>项目官网： <a href="http://www.state.me.us/dmr/rm/trawl/">http://www.state.me.us/dmr/rm/trawl/</a></p><h3>数据要素<br />参数名称与说明<br />站点信息</h3><p>1 = 新罕布什尔州-缅因州南部<br />2 = 卡斯科湾-中海岸<br />3 = 彭诺布斯科特湾<br />4 = 杰里科湾-法国人的海湾<br />5 = 缅因州东部沿海地区</p><p><strong>更多详情请参阅《流程与规程报告》</strong><br />1 = 5-20英寻，<br />2 = 21-35英寻，<br />3 = 36-55英寻，<br />4 = ＞56英寻，至约12海里领海边界</p><p><strong>2000年秋季至2002年秋季期间，未对第4水深层进行采样。第4水深层于2003年春季调查中首次加入。</strong>（所有渔获数据均已标准化为20分钟拖网时长的统计结果。）</p><p><em>2006年11月9日修订；gfh</em></p>
