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Longline Observer Data System

Published by Pacific Islands Regional Office · Updated 08/01/2003

Last updated
08/01/2003
First published 08/01/2003
Update frequency
Not listed
Formats
Web only
Coverage
Nationwide
Federal data

About this dataset

LODS, the Hawaii Longline Observer Data System, is a complete suite of tools designed to collect, process, and manage quality fisheries data and information. Guided by the principles of the NOAA Data Quality Act, LODS is the result of the collaboration and cooperation of scientists, data collectors and information management experts across the NOAA Fisheries Pacific Islands Region. LODS is an end-to-end data management solution, articulating the four major data management areas of data collection management, data resource development, data maintenance and data dissemination. Every effort was made to eliminate redundant or unnecessary data items and to have the core data collection items be formally adopted by data stewards that would assume the responsibility of maintaining complete documentation and regular review of the quality, objectivity and suitability of the data item.

Files and access

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Frequently asked questions

Who publishes Longline Observer Data System?
Pacific Islands Regional Office, part of National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Department of Commerce, publishes this dataset on Data.gov.
How often is it updated?
The publisher does not list a schedule. The last update was on 08/01/2003.
How do I download it?
Use the official source link above to view or request the data.

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Catalog checked 10/24/2026

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