EMA group with its BlueTraker team is attending the highly anticipated One Ocean Science Congress scheduled from June 4 to 6, 2025, in Nice, France.
During the Congress, our team presented the BlueTraker Landing Declaration System (LDS), outlined challenges and solutions in quantifying fishing effort for passive gear using our BlueTraker NetSenz sensor, exhibit scientific posters and engaged in valuable networking and knowledge-sharing sessions with esteemed industry peers.
Exhibited posters:
Abstracts:
- Challenges and Solutions in Quantifying Fishing Effort for Passive Gear
- The BlueTraker LDS - an efficient technology for small-scale fisheries landings reporting in the light of an (EU) Regulation 2023/2842
- Innovating Fisheries Management and Ocean Observation: BlueSenz Sensors Turn Fishing Vessels into Ocean Data Platforms
About One Ocean Science Congress
The One Ocean Science Congress is a pivotal scientific event wich serves as a prelude to the Third United Nations Ocean Conference (UNOC3), which will take place in the same city from June 9 to 13, 2025. The congress seeks to inform Heads of State, governments, and the broader society about the ocean's critical condition and the urgent need for unified action.
Congress in Numbers
- Over 2,000 scientists from around the world gathered
- 33 town halls (roundtable discussions)
- 3 keynote sessions, each featuring 9 distinguished speakers, broadcast live
- 500 oral presentations
- 620 scientific posters at La Baleine
- 1 opening ceremony streamed live
- 1 Arts & Science evening event, For The Ocean, at the Nice Opera House
- 4 international ambassadors to carry the voice of science and the Ocean
Our participation at the One Ocean Science Congress serves as an excellent platform for establishing meaningful connections and cultivating potential collaborations for future ventures.
More about the Congress:
https://one-ocean-science-2025.org/
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