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2016 GMekong Forum - Session 4 - case study of integrated monitoring system

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Page 1: 2016 GMekong Forum - Session 4 - case study of integrated monitoring system

IFReDI-SciCapCaseStudyofanintegratedmonitoringsystem

InlandFisheriesResearch&DevelopmentIns6tute(IFReDI)Scien6ficCapacityDevelopmentIni6a6ve(Sci-Cap)

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Introduc)on •  Evalua6ngimpactsonthefisheryisakeycomponentofmonitoringtheregionsrivers.Acomplementarysystemoftoolsandapproachesthatarecost-effec6veandaddresstheseneedsisproposed.

•  Indicatordevelopmentandchoiceofwhattomonitorshouldbebasedontheanswerstosomekeyques6ons,ratherthanoncurrentdatacollec6onac6vity

ie,"whyarewedoingthis?"not"whatdatadowehave?“

Star6ngbydevelopingamonitoringstrategyisausefulwayofseMngthisframework.

2010

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Balancing Needs and Mi)ga)ng Challenges

Anda=emptstomi>gatethechallenges,including:•  Lowquality•  Cost•  Timeavailability•  Technicalchallenges•  Accessibility

TheMonitoringSystemusesa>eredapproachtomonitoringthataimstobalancemanydataneedsandrequirements,including:•  Widespread•  Con6nuous•  Accurate•  Highquality•  Consistent•  Targeted•  Cost-effec6ve

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Where to start?

•  Beforeselec6ngwhatandhowtomonitorweconsidered:•  Thepurposeofthemonitoringeg,toassessthestateoftheenvironment,toassessmanagementeffec6veness,toiden6fychange(absoluteormagnitude)•  Whethertherewasanopportunitytousethesameindicatorsandtoolstomonitormul>pletargets

•  Howwecouldop>mizethecosts-benefits•  Whatourrepor>ngneedswereandwhotheaudience(s)wouldbe•  Howthemonitoringneededtofeedintopolicyreviewandmanagement

INTEGRATIONConsiderthelinksbetweenthedifferenttypesofmonitoringthatneededtobeundertaken(eg,stateoftheenvironment,policy/managementeffec6veness,compliancewithregula6on,trends).

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AnIntegra>veApproach

Usingaintegra>ve>eredmonitoringsystemframeworkallowsyoutobalanceneedsandaddresschallenges

TheIFReDI-SciCapmonitoringsystemintegratesmanyofthekeycomponentsofmonitoringsystemsthatmakethemefficientandeffec>ve,forexample:Ci>zenscience–fisheriesdependentcatchsurvey(con6nuousandwidespread,low-tech)Noninvasivebiomonitoring:tagging,eDNAetc.reduceslogis6ccostsIntegratesverifica>onsofreliabilityandqualityofdatathroughtheselec6veuseofhigh-techsystemsUsestargetedandoverlappingindependentstudiestoverifykeyinforma6onforqualityassurance!

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Tiered Monitoring System

Hierarchicalstructurethatbalancesdataneeds,logis>csandcosts:Geographiccoverage&con6nuousrecordswithaccuracy&depthofinforma6onKeyComponents:•  Standardiza6on•  Comparable•  Consistency•  Systema6capproach

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Ci)zen-Science Approach •  Datacollec6oncanbemademoreefficientbyenlis6ngthehelpofpeoplewhoareworkingwithornearwhatyouwanttomonitor(eg,fishers).Ifyoumakeiteasy(orrela6velyeasyandnottoo6me-consuming)forpeopletocollectandrecorddataastheyaredoingtheirjobs,itenablesyoutotapintoabroaderbodyofhumanresources,canhelpwithcon>nuityandcanreducethechancesofgeMnggapsintheinforma6on.

Itiscri-caltogetinputondesignofdatacollec-onformsfromdatacollectorsandtoensurethattheyareabletousethemcorrectlyandaccurately.

•  Ci>zen-sciencedatacanbequan>ta>ve(e.g.takingmeasuresorcoun6ng)orqualita>ve(e.g.givingtheimpressionofsomethingores6ma6ng)ando]enitisadvisabletobalancetheuseofboth.

(note:ci6zen-scienceacheapwaytogetalotofdataBUTitisnotalwaystheBESTanswer,toensureitisdoneaccuratelyandeffec6velyandtheinforma6onisreliableito]enrequirescostlysecondaryevalua6ons.Thereforeitiscri6caltoevaluatethecontext,typeofdataandneedforaccuracyandwhatthatwouldtakeandthenre-assesci6zen-scienceagainstalterna6ves).

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IFReDI-SciCap Fisher Network Widespread network of fishers collec)ng con)nuous catch data

LiketheMRCfishmonitoringtoolitusesfisherstogeneratefisheriesdependentrecords–notnewWhyachangefrombusinessasusual?

•  Reinforcementoftraining•  Standardizedmethodsofdatacollec6onacrossmul6tudeoforganisa6ons

•  Collec6onofmetadatatocontextualizetheresultsandforverifica6onofqualityandaccuracy

•  Followsinterna6onalrecommenda6onsforobservers–independentassessments

•  Usesfisheriesindependentsurveysasspotchecks•  Usescamerasforsecondaryverifica6onofspeciesandotherelementsofqualitycontrol

•  Collectsfishfinclippingsforter6aryverifica6onofspeciesIDasneeded•  Supplementedbycommunitysurveysthatcontextualizethedata•  Alsousesmorewidespreadqualita6veassessmentthatareverifiedbylesswidespreadandfrequentoverlappingquan6ta6veassessmentsthataremore6meconsumingbutmoreaccurateandinforma6ve.

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Integra)on of targeted technology

Inaddi6ontothestandardizedandsimpledatacollec6onprocesswhichisgeographicallywidespreadandcon6nuoustheM&Eschemeincorporatestheuseoflowcosttechnologyorequipmenttoincreaseaccuracy,reliabilityandqualitybyobtainingsecondarydata,photos,geoloca6ons,temperature,depthmeasures,turbidityandhabitat

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Integra)on of supplemental ac)vi)es TheFishCatchMonitoringNetworkissupplementedbyothermonitoringac6vi6esatdifferent6mesandgeographicscalestoaddressotherdataneedsandgaps.•  Targetedresearchefforts–thatfillkeygapso]eniden6fiedbythecon6nuousM&E•  Usesnovelandinnova>vetechniquestogeneratedataorverifyresults•  Usesbiomonitoringmethodstoverifyspeciespresence(moleculariden6fica6onoflarvae),toinventoryspeciesandestablishtrends(watercolumnextrac6onofeDNA),non-invasivelytrackskeyconserva6onspecies(moleculargraffi6)

Monitoringsystemhelpstotargetques6onsofecologyorinfrastructureimpactswhichfeedbacktothemonitoringsystem–e.g.monitoringimpactsofdamswithmolecularassessmentofmigra6on.

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Integrates context • Habitatassessments• Hydrologicalindicators• Drawsonavailableremotesensinge.g.landconversioncontext

Flow Variability Modeling

Species-Habitat Associa:ons

5 June 2008 Lake area: 3,300 km2 Lake level: 2.2 m

4 October 2008 Lake area: 12,300 km2 Lake level: 8.6 m

0 50 10025Kms

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Integrates Database Design •  Usescross-checks:mul6plewaystocorrectforerrorsinthedatabase

•  Couplesgovernmentna6onalsta6s6csandcommunity-deriveddata

• Metadatacanalsohelptopreventduplica6onofeffortandtoshareknowledge.Sharedknowledgecantranslatetosharedcommitment.

•  Usescrowd-sourcingtohelpcorrectforerrors

Crowd-sourcingyourQC:acceptthatalldatawillbeinaccurate,alldatacollec-onisflawedbecauseyouarebalancingvarioustrade-offs(informa-onandbudget)–sharingwithafewpeoplecancauseproblemsandcri-cisms–sharingwithmanycancreatesolu-ons

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Recap: • Don’tnecessarilyneedtoinventsomethingnewbutcanreinventorfixthingsthroughintegra6on.•  StartedwiththeneedsofthemonitoringoutputsandwhatwewantedtoolstoevaluatethendesigningtheM&Etoop6mizeefficiency• Aimedtobalanceconflic6ngneeds•  Itdoesnotsitinisola6onbutreliesonothermonitoringac6vi6es•  Internallybuildsmul6-facetedapproachtobalancethechallengesofavailabletoolsandtheircost,effec6veness,efficiency,etc.• Remainsflexibletointegratenewelementstoaddressnewneedsornewlyiden6fiedneeds

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Take-home message: Integrated monitoring systems using different scales and elements can provide good informa)on in a cost-effec)ve way!

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Thanks for Listening

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