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Bay of Biscay
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Estimation of the anchovy biomass, area of laying and daily production of eggs, and characterization of the hydrographic conditions of the area, to assess the state of the fisheries.
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Obtain biomass indices and zigala size distribution within and around the closed area, as well as other species of commercial interest
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Cartographic survey, obtaining seismic profiles and knowledge of the nature of the bottom of the continental shelf.
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Study and evaluation of the anchovy biomass in the Bay of Biscay
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Cartographic survey, obtaining seismic profiles and knowledge of the nature of the bottom of the continental shelf.
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Study and evaluation of the anchovy biomass in the Bay of Biscay within the National Sampling Plan
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Study and evaluation of the anchovy biomass in the Bay of Biscay within the National Sampling Plan
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Annual estimation of the abundance of anchovy juveniles (Engraulis encrasicolus) in the Bay of Biscay by acoustic methodology, and study of the spatial distribution and the state of growth during that specific time of the year. With the results obtained, this campaign aims to estimate an annual abundance index of juveniles that allows to infer each year the magnitude of the annual recruitment of anchovy that will enter the population the following year
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Annual estimation of the abundance of anchovy juveniles (Engraulis encrasicolus), by means of acoustic methodology and study of the spatial distribution and the state of growth during that specific time of the year. With the results obtained, this campaign seeks as an ultimate goal, to estimate an annual abundance index of juveniles that allows to infer each year the magnitude of the annual recruitment of anchovy that will enter the population the following year.
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Study of the characteristics and configuration of the existing seabed in the marine reserves of the Menorca Channel as well as the Sites of Community Importance (SCI) located in its surroundings