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NOAA Fisheries' Marine Recreational Information Program will host its second data user seminar on Tuesday, November 30, from 1 to 2:30 p.m. ET. The training session will provide an overview of the program's survey designs and statistical methods, with a focus on the program’s three general fishing surveys:
- The Access Point Angler Intercept Survey (APAIS), which collects shore, private boat, and for-hire catch-per-trip data from anglers;
- The Fishing Effort Survey (FES), which collects shore and private boat effort data from coastal households; and
- The For-Hire Survey (FHS), which collects for-hire effort data from charter and headboat captains.
Participants will learn about the component estimates produced from each survey, as well as how these component estimates come together to produce estimates of total recreational catch and effort.
Register
Pre-register for this event or, on the day of the meeting, join here. To dial in, call 1-415-527-5035 and enter access code 2762 856 8844. The event password is noaa.
Please note: This seminar will be recorded.
Resources
This presentation will cover topics documented in sections two, three, five, and six of the MRIP Survey Design and Statistical Methods Manual. An introduction to survey statistics and our estimation methods can be found on our Survey Statistics Overview and Estimation Methods Overview webpages.
Additional Seminars
This event is part of a series. Access previous seminar recordings or sign up for future training sessions using the links below.
Please contact Lauren Dolinger Few with questions about the seminar series.
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