Fish tracking technology development. Phases 1 and 2, project definition desk study and equipment

Moore, A. and Potter, E.C.E. and Elson, J. (1997) Fish tracking technology development. Phases 1 and 2, project definition desk study and equipment. Swindon, UK, Environment Agency, 67pp. (R and D Technical Report ,W 102)

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Abstract

The document reports on the major findings from a definition study to appraise the options to develop fish tracking equipment, in particular tags and data logging systems, in order to improve the effeciency of the Agency tracking studies and to obtain a greater understanding of fish biology. The definition study was in two parts. The first, Phase 1, collated and evaluated all the known tracking systems that may be suitable for studies of fish which are either produced commercially or have been constructed for specific in-house studies. Phase 2 was an evaluation of all the tracking equipment considered to merit further investigation in Phase 1. The deficiencies between existing and required technologies to improve the efficiency of Agency's tracking studies and to obtain a greater understanding of fish biology are also identified.

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