A multidisciplinary team made up of experts from the University of Huelva, the Miguel Hernández University and the Spanish Institute of Oceanography (IEO) has designed an innovative integrated system for monitoring fishing activity based on the use of sensors usually installed in a smartphone to detect in real time, and according to the movement of the vessel, what type of fishing activity is being carried out on board. This information is relevant in the fishing sector for estimating the amount of fish in a specific area of the sea and calculating catches.
Designing a mobile app that identifies in real time the fishing activity of vessels
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