The commission distributed tablets to several vessel captains to record fishing activity normally put down in paper logbooks.
Here's a press release with further details.
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2 comments:
Here's my main question: What is the cost to fishermen of electronic logbooks versus paper logbooks?
IPHC was giving away iPads with the program loaded on them and a stand. So, no cost to the fishermen now. There is no reason they can't make the logbook app compatible with a phone.
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