Posts Tagged ‘SAFIS’
ACCSP Updates the Public and Login Data Warehouse system to reflect MRIP Wave Data
The ACCSP Data Warehouse is an online database populated with Atlantic coast fishery-dependent data supplied by the ACCSP’s 23 program partners. The Warehouse harmonizes all of the data received into one set of codes for variables such as species, gear, and fishing area, making it possible to combine datasets from different sources for larger scale…
Read MoreACCSP Planned Maintenance
There will be a system outage Sunday, February 13, 12:00 pm (noon) through 8:00 pm ASMFC and ACCSP systems will experience intermittent downtime while we perform network upgrades and updates to improve security, performance, and reliability. All internet connections to ACCSP including SAFIS applications, the Data Warehouse, and APAIS ATA will be temporarily unavailable Sunday,…
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There will be a system outage Monday, January 17, 6 pm through 8:00 pm ACCSP systems will experience intermittent downtime while we perform network upgrades and updates to improve security, performance, and reliability. All internet connections to ACCSP including SAFIS applications, the Data Warehouse, and APAIS ATA will be temporarily unavailable Monday, January 17, 6…
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There will be a system outage Wednesday, December 15, 6 pm through 11 pm. ACCSP systems will experience intermittent downtime while we perform network upgrades and updates to improve security, performance, and reliability. All internet connections to ACCSP including SAFIS applications, the Data Warehouse, and APAIS ATA will be temporarily unavailable Wednesday, December 15, 6…
Read MoreSAFIS eTRIPS/mobile Version 2 update
The Atlantic Coastal Cooperative Statistics Program (ACCSP) announces that the newest version of eTRIPS/mobile v2 is now available. Why eTRIPS/mobile eTRIPS/mobile is available on Apple and Android phones and tablets and Windows 10 (PC) Easy-to-use interface with color scheme designed for day or night 24/7 Help Desk Support Informational webpage with tutorial videos Compliant with permit…
Read MoreSAFIS eTRIPS for electronic reporting with multiple federal permits
The SAFIS eTRIPS application is the ideal choice for anyone who holds more than one commercial or for-hire federal permit. It is currently the only reporting application that will fulfill the reporting requirements for vessels with multiple federal permits. In addition, eTRIPS/mobile is available on Apple and Android phones and tablets and Windows 10 (PC)…
Read MoreACCSP eTRIPS fulfills reporting requirements for vessels with multiple federal permits
GARFO-permitted commercial fishing vessels will be required to report electronically starting November 10, 2021. Fishers will need an electronic vessel trip report (eVTR) for each trip and must submit completed reports within 48 hours of the end of a trip. Vessels issued for-hire permits for New England Fishery Management Council-managed fisheries (NEFMC) will also be…
Read MoreSAFIS eTRIPS/mobile Version 2 update released
On Monday, June 7, 2021 the Atlantic Coastal Cooperative Statistics Program (ACCSP) released the newest version of eTRIPS/mobile v2 to the stores. This update includes a number of new features and improvements and new features that improve flexibility for the partners and the user. NEW FEATURE The user can now cancel a trip notification. This…
Read MoreACCSP releases SAFIS eTRIPS/mobile v2 with Switchboard
ACCSP has just released the newest version of SAFIS eTRIPS/mobile v2.This new version features innovative functionality for the Switchboard Attributes. ACCSP and its partners have identified core data elements to be collected on all trips reports. In addition to these core elements, some partners may also choose to collect additional ‘supplemental’ elements. SAFIS administrators can…
Read MoreChanges to Gear Codes and Grade Codes
The Standard Codes committee has reviewed and approved several requests for changes to the ACCSP codes. The first is the addition of a new bivalve “viscera” grade code, to accommodate dealers purchasing scallop skirts (everything except the adductor muscle). The second is to clarify two of the existing gill net gear codes by changing their…
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