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Fishers
Technology
Researcher/
Customers
Management
Bureau of Oceans
and International
Environmental and
Scientific Affairs
Track 2
Develop usable solutions to address the problem of worldwide
overfishing
5 cities in US
http://blog.oceansays.info/2014/06/fishackathon-fish-db.html
A successful pilot run, but what about next years
event?
Devpost https://fishackathon2015.devpost.com/
Photo by our onsite observer of 2015 Fishackathon @ Vancouver
http://blog.oceansays.info/2015/06/codeforfish.html
2015 Global Winner: Fish-o-Tron
Submissions only covered about half of the problems.
Some are too site-specific (e.g. USAID Armenia) and
too difficult to tackle
Fish identification
Internet access to
commercial fishing permit and vessel data
FINFONOAA
FishFace AppThe
Nature Conservancy Indonesia Fishery Conservation
AppMarViva
Challenges
Real-time event
#codeforfish
coverage
Pre-event
engagement
http://blog.oceansays.info/2016/04/GGGI.html
Problem statements
On-site
consultation
Github issue tracking as
consultation platform
On-site consultation
Also on-site consultation (with Ting-Chun Kuo in Vancouver)
Pitch: Lost lobster-pot warning system
Demo: Great Lake Savior
Feedback
Engagement
Be early
Get everyone!
Have you ever seen any public available fisheries
statistics from Taiwan, to species level?
A
2016 Fishery Taiwan Symposium: discuss on data availability
https://hackpad.com/2016-Fishery-Taiwan--5ktJowMKBbX
2017 Fishackathon? Highly unlikely
Not just for finding solution, but also let people who
are not familiar to fisheries understand the importance
of sustainable management