This package was developed under the cover of the European project MARE/2016/22 « Strengthening regional cooperation in the area of fisheries data collection » Annex III « Biological data collection for fisheries on highly migratory species » (acronym: RECOLAPE). He answered the aims of the two first task of the Work Package 5: propose procedures for data quality assessment, at national and regional levels, in the area of large pelagic fisheries data collection.
The main objective of this package concerns the development of data quality assessment procedures. Within the framework of the regional cooperation, it’s crucial to ensure that the data transmitted to the end users have undergone common quality assessment procedures.
As a minimum, we should check the data quality at two important steps of the data flow:
This package was designed with a simple thought: quality and associated processes have to be in constant improvement!
Indeed, the structure package was developed to maximize compatibility with future updated and addition of specific controls and tests. Furthermore, it must be seen as a bridge to systems more transversal and interconnected, like the new RDBES (Regional Data Base and Estimation System), under development by the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES). Otherwise, several other projects, like the WP6 of the FishPi2 project or the future evolution of the COST R package, have common guidelines and goals. These projects were not available yet, but it could be very interesting to working with and develop common processes.
For now, the package source was stored on a public repository located on GitHub. This is web-based hosting service for version control system or tracking changes. In addition to storage and tracking changes, this platform allowed a system to track "to do", bugs or feature requests. For that, you need to use "Issues" menu through the following link. All contributions and feedback experiences increase the relevance and the robustness of this package and serve the interest the large pelagic community people.
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