SESSION 5.0 Observer Data Entry System (TUBS) First OBSERVER TUNA DATABASE Workshop (OTDW-1) 3-7 March 2014 SPC, Noumea, New Caledonia.

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SESSION 5.0 Observer Data Entry System (TUBS) First OBSERVER TUNA DATABASE Workshop (OTDW-1) 3-7 March 2014 SPC, Noumea, New Caledonia

Presentation Outline Overview of TUBS Design and basics of using TUBS Requirements for TUBS TUBS Viewer Future Developments Demo

What is TUBS? “ TU na fisheries O bserver S ystem”  Database system developed by SPC-OFP for entering the data collected on Regional Standard Observer Forms by fisheries observers  Currently used in production – SPC,WCPFC,FFA and installed on trails basis at SBOB,PGOB,PHOB, also E-Reporting Initiatives  Developed base on TUFMAN (Tuna Fisheries Database Management System) framework and architecture

TUBS System

Observer Trip List

Observer Trip Details

PS-2 Daily Log

PS-3 Set Details

PS-4 Length Frequency

LL-1 General Information

LL-2 /3 Set-Haul Information

LL-4 Catch Monitoring

GEN-1 Vessel and Aircraft Sightings

Add/Edit/Delete Record

Searching and Selecting Data Filters Lookup Fields Special Function Keys

Data Field Format and Control Checks Date Fields – Uses your Regional settings on your computer – Enter the date (01-Dec :00) as or 01/12/ Lat & Lon Positions – Enter the position (Lat S and Lon E in PG eez) – Lat S Lon E PG

Requirements for TUBS – Microsoft Access client – SQL Server backend – Google Earth – Other resources

TUBS Viewer – Tubs Viewer is: – A web application using the same backend database as TUBS – Currently focused on data display – Completely open source – – Why Tubs Viewer? – Easier information sharing – Safety – Allows surfacing of data in ways that are not practical in TUBS

TUBS Viewer Home Page

TUBS Viewer Trip List

Observer Trip Details

Future Developments Integrate TUBS to other systems such as OPM Develop TUBS components as part of E-Reporting and E- Monitoring initiatives. Evaluate TUBS trial sites and do a full roll out.

Question / Remarks ?