The Vessel Arrival Info is a spreadsheet that gets filled out during the initial stage of the debriefing process by the debriefer. It contains vessel name, trip number, trip dates, number of sets, set number, set date and logbook page number per set. The completed Vessel Arrival Info is emailed to the logbook group at the Pacific Islands Science Center.

The American Samoa Longline Trip Log is an annual Excel spreadsheet to record trip information about observed longline trips. This trip information includes the trip number, vessel name, vessel documentation number, operator name, observer name, departure date, departure port, arrival date, arrival port, days at sea and trip type.

The Hawaii Longline Trip Log is an annual Excel spreadsheet to record trip information about observed longline trips. This trip information includes the trip number, vessel name, vessel documentation number, operator name, observer name, departure date, departure port, arrival date, arrival port, days at sea and trip type.

The NMFS SWR collected historical vessel information on the U.S. tuna cannery baitboat and purse seine fleets for many years. The database's first record of a baitboat entering the fleet dates back to 1927. Individual trip dates and locations for the purse seine fleet have been collected since July 1982. Fleet operations have been conducted primarily in the north eastern and western central Pacific Ocean. A quarterly fleet report was published between 1972 and 2004. Hard copies of the quarterly report are on file in the NMFS Long Beach office library. The database is historical with last updates in 2012.

The Incident Report is a mandatory post trip legal document observers fill out to report any enforcement related situations they have encountered on an observed trip that get passed on the NOAA Office of Law Enforcement or the United States Coast Guard. These can include harassment, interference, rule infraction, MARPOL violations or other.

The Vessel Activity Record is a bi-weekly spreadsheet that shows the status of fishing vessels. It records whether fishing vessels are fishing without an observer onboard, with an observer on board or in port.

This data set contains vessel logbook and landings data sets from U.S.A.-flagged purse-seine vessels fishing in the Eastern Pacific Ocean (EPO). These purse seiners range in size from small coastal vessels to large offshore vessels. Historically, California-based large purse-seine vessels targeted tropical tunas in the Eastern Tropical Pacific (ETP), but these vessels have moved to the western-central Pacific Ocean (see WCPO Purse-seine Fishery) and only occasionally fish in the EPO. Smaller coastal purse-seine vessels target sardine, anchovy, mackerel, and other coastal pelagic species (CPS), but opportunistically fish for bluefin tuna when they are available in the California Bight. Logbook and landings data have been collected from 1952 - present by the Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission (IATTC). Large purse-seine vessels carry biological observers to monitor interactions with dolphins as a requirement of the Marine Mammals Protection Act and other bycatch species. The IATTC manages the observer program, however historical NMFS observer data are managed by the SWFSC Protected Resources Division.

미국 주요 항구 별 컨테이너 선박 입출항 현황. 데이터 선박이 항만에 입항, 출항한 시간 데이터. 수출입 기업 및 포워더의 해상화물 출도착 확인을 위한 활용 (※ 데이터 다운로드를 위해서는 하단 데이터 상세 정보의 담당자에게 연락 부탁드립니다.)

The Injury & Safety Report is a mandatory post trip legal document observers fill out to report any injuries they have incurred, illnesses they have had, or safety compromising situations such as no wheel watches they have encountered on an observed trip.

지능형해상교통정보시스템(바다내비)에 등록된 선박정보를 제공합니다* 여객선정보, 선박 입출항정보, 외국항 항구코드, 취약선박 화물정보이며 23년, '24년에 등록된 선박입니다.