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NOAA Announces October 28 Workshop on Sector and Vessel Reporting, Roles, and Responsibilities
NOAA Fisheries invites all those interested to our Workshop on Sector and Vessel Reporting, Roles, and Responsibilities on Friday, October 28, 2016 from 9:30 am to 1:30 pm at the Greater Atlantic Regional Fisheries Office in Gloucester, Massachusetts.Purpose of Workshop:
The goal of this workshop is to increase understanding and clarity about the reporting process and data reconciliation, including the roles and responsibilities of everyone involved. We will discuss how we use the data in management.
We will also discuss possible streamlining and improvements now that we collectively have years of experience operating the sector system.
See the Agenda.
How to Participate:
You are invited to join us in person, by WebEx, or by phone.
In-person:
Greater Atlantic Regional Fisheries Office
55 Great Republic Drive, Gloucester, MA
WebEx Link
Eventsector number: 667 422 398
Event password: Meeting123
Phone
Conference Line: 866-708-9484
Participant Code: 2946980
Questions? Contact Mark Grant at 978-281-9145 or mark.grant@noaa.gov
Fisheries Service
