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1. e-sc-ix.pdf

   ... ) within a radius of approximately 100 km of land-based monitoring sites and to a water depth of 150 ... (Annex 4, paragraph 100). 2.48 The Scientific Committee recognised that additional data are required ... nominal mesh selects fish at about the mean length of first spawning. A nominal mesh of 100 mm would ... approximately 100 km of land-based monitoring sites and to a water depth of 150 m. It was also agreed that ... (Annex 4, paragraph 100). 2.48 The Scientific Committee recognised that additional data are required to ... fish at about the mean length of first spawning. A nominal mesh of 100 mm would correspond to an age application/pdf attached to:SC-CAMLR-IX

   Meeting Report : SC-CAMLR-IX

2. e-cc-xxix-a5.pdf

   ... 180 000 200 000 530 000 520 000 10 000 Staff Assessment Levy 530 000 550 000 440 000 ... 3 420 000 210 000 160 000 50 000 Equipment 200 000 205 000 120 000 115 000 5 000 ... Insurance and Maintenance 200 000 206 000 10 000 16 000 (6 000) Training 15 000 15 000 320 ... Special Observation Scheme – USA 107 301 4 200 111 501 Vessel Monitoring System – USA 13 459 ... 185 000 * 563 000 190 000 160 000 30 000 Interest 180 000 200 000 530 000 520 000 10 ... Equipment 200 000 205 000 120 000 115 000 5 000 Insurance and Maintenance 200 000 206 000 10 ... – USA 107 301 4 200 111 501 Vessel Monitoring System – USA 13 459 500 13 959 CDS 281 503 ... 11 200 90 877 201 826 Compliance and Enforcement 24 987 1 000 25 987 Marine Protected Areas application/pdf attached to:SCAF-10

   Meeting Report : SCAF-10

3. e-sc-xxx.pdf

   ... not be configured to collect acoustic data at 38, 120 and 200 kHz as per the CCAMLR protocol (assuming appropriate ... a catch limit of less than 100 tonnes, a commercial catch limit would not be set. Instead, a 30-tonne ... configured to collect acoustic data at 38, 120 and 200 kHz as per the CCAMLR protocol (assuming appropriate ... tonnes, or the decision rules indicated a catch limit of less than 100 tonnes, a commercial catch limit application/pdf attached to:SC-CAMLR-XXX

   Meeting Report : SC-CAMLR-XXX

4. e-cc-xxxiii.pdf

   ... % and/or 100% respectively during krill fishing operations, with the objective of improving the availability ... of Antarctica, it is important to increase observer coverage to 100% in the near future. 3.55 Chile noted ... considered the possibility of a phased approach with the objective of eventually achieving 100% coverage ... for 100% observer coverage. However, given the possibility of difficulties to reach this level, Argentina ... /or 100% respectively during krill fishing operations, with the objective of improving the ... ecosystem of Antarctica, it is important to increase observer coverage to 100% in the near future. 3.55 ... eventually achieving 100% coverage (see also paragraphs 6.7 and 7.36 to 7.44). 3.56 Belgium considered the ... supported the proposal for 100% observer coverage. However, given the possibility of difficulties to reach application/pdf attached to:CCAMLR-XXXIII

   Meeting Report : CCAMLR-XXXIII

5. e-sc-xv-a4-appI.pdf

   ... . It was noted that some Members have carried out over 100 platform transmitter terminal (PTT) deployments ... ) Colonies of Antarctic petrels vary enormously in size from a few nests to colonies in excess of 100 000 ... and analysis methods of this parameter: Data Collection: General Procedure 1. Select 100 pairs prior ... the fledging period, continuing to capture and weigh banded chicks. 3. Attempt to capture 200 to 300 ... that some Members have carried out over 100 platform transmitter terminal (PTT) deployments of Adélie ... nests to colonies in excess of 100 000. Different methods of counting birds (including photographic ... and analysis methods of this parameter: Data Collection: General Procedure 1. Select 100 ... period, continuing to capture and weigh banded chicks. 3. Attempt to capture 200 to 300 individuals application/pdf attached to:WG-EMM-Methods-96

   Meeting Report : WG-EMM-Methods-96

6. e-sc-xxii-a4.pdf

   ... be subjected to the same analyses undertaken for CEMP data (Appendix D, paragraphs 98 to 100); (iii) holders ... Appendix D, paragraphs 31 to 42, 46 to 49, 64 to 66, 100 and 108) and report the results to the Working ... by their capacity for krill processing: those that could process up to 100–150 tonnes of raw krill per day, those ... that could process between 70 and 100 tonnes of raw krill per day and those that could only process 40–70 ... should be subjected to the same analyses undertaken for CEMP data (Appendix D, paragraphs 98 to 100 ... appropriate analyses (see Appendix D, paragraphs 31 to 42, 46 to 49, 64 to 66, 100 and 108) and report the ... up to 100–150 tonnes of raw krill per day, those that could process between 70 and 100 tonnes of raw ... than 100–110 g m–2 (WG-EMM-03/31). These acoustic observations correspond to estimated trawl density application/pdf attached to:WG-EMM-03

   Meeting Report : WG-EMM-03

7. e-sc-xxxiv.pdf

   application/pdf attached to:SC-CAMLR-XXXIV

   Meeting Report : SC-CAMLR-XXXIV

8. e-cc-xxiv.pdf

   application/pdf attached to:CCAMLR-XXIV

   Meeting Report : CCAMLR-XXIV

9. e-sc-ix-a5.pdf

   ... in 1989/90 was 8 027 tonnes. This included 387 tonnes taken by research vessels. 100. No length ... . 100. No length frequency or age data from the commercial fishery were reported. The lack of length application/pdf attached to:WG-FSA-90

   Meeting Report : WG-FSA-90

10. e-sc-vii-a5.pdf

    ... 239 7 971 1 651 544 36 758 1 272 29 384 1 661 0 12 197c 9 167 1982 324 2 605 1 100 812 31 351 676 46 ... 45%. Since the actual catches in the two seasons was over 100 000 tonnes, the gain as compared ... 1 000 recruits at age 1) M = 0.40 15 48 68 95 88 77 56 M = 0.35 15 51 76 110 108 100 75 M = 0.25 ... of a decline, with average catches of 6 200 tonnes and 3 000 tonnes in successive 5-year periods, but the 1988 ... 605 1 100 812 31 351 676 46 311 956 0 4 901 89 036 1983 116 0 866 0 5 029 0 128 194 0 524 11 753d 146 ... 4 (110) for M=0.35 is some 45%. Since the actual catches in the two seasons was over 100 000 ... = 0.35 15 51 76 110 108 100 75 M = 0.25 15 56 92 148 161 163 137 (a) assuming knife-edged ... . There is a suggestion of a decline, with average catches of 6 200 tonnes and 3 000 tonnes in successive application/pdf attached to:WG-FSA-88

    Meeting Report : WG-FSA-88

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