Data


Fiskeri, fisheries statistics (landings values)


Norway Fisheries Monitoring Centre fisheries statistics


2007 to 2011


The data is collected in a similar way to the UK data, however it is provided by Norwegian Sea Area, as opposed to ICES sea areas. However the data is compatible as these correspond with ICES rectangles.


Norway, Fisheries Monitoring Centre VMS data


2005 to 2009


VMS for over-15m Norwegian vessels in the North Sea.


High


Landings data provided by value (Kr).


Year


Coverage


Confidence


Notes


High


VMS is provided by density.


14.3.1.6 Information obtained through consultation Consultation meetings were organized with fisheries stakeholders in order to obtain


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information on fishing patterns and operating practices and discuss any potential concerns relating to the East Anglia THREE project. Fishermen were provided with questionnaires and blank charts in order to indicate vessel and gear specifications and depict the location of their fishing grounds with reference the East Anglia THREE project. A list of consultees, along with dates of meetings, is provided in Table 14.2. A summary of key information gathered during consultation is given in Table 14.1 of the Chapter 14 Commercial Fisheries.


Preliminary Environmental Information May 2014


East Anglia THREE Offshore Windfarm


Chapter 14 Commercial Fisheries Page 9


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