Abstract
Tuna and tuna-like fisheries play a vital role in Indonesian livelihood, especially in the archipelagic waters. However, despite the importance, the concern in general data collection activities for tuna, i.e., limited, with incomplete scientific knowledge and insufficient data has hampered the assessment. The purpose of this study was to analyse on how fisheries-dependent data system could transform the data quality. E-logbook has the best attribute for reaching the goals, especially for small-scale tuna fisheries. Characterised by low cost and vast spatial and temporal coverage, it is convinced on why the program should be expanded and monitored carefully. Analysis on fisheries indicators showed a promising result, especially for filling the gap which could not be covered by research.
Highlights
IntroductionAmong eleven Fisheries Management Area (FMA), at least nine are touted to be the migration areas and potential fishing ground for tunas [3,4,5,6,7,8]
Tuna and tuna-like fisheries play a vital role in Indonesian livelihood [1,2]
The primary data was obtained from Integrated Logbook Information System (SILOPI) restricted only within Fisheries Management Area (FMA) 714 between January to December 2020, courtesy of Directorate General of Capture Fisheries
Summary
Among eleven Fisheries Management Area (FMA), at least nine are touted to be the migration areas and potential fishing ground for tunas [3,4,5,6,7,8]. Two-third of the tuna catch in Indonesian EEZ (Economic Exclusive Zone) is contributed from archipelagic waters, especially from FMA-713, FMA714, and FMA-715 [1]. The existence of upwelling phenomena causes this region to be rich in potential fish resources, including tuna and skipjack [13]. It acted as a nursery ground and spawning area for tunas and other large pelagic fishes [14]
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