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Gwo Kamera Videyo Pouvwa ak rada pou Siveyans nan tout Aktivite bato nan pò. WildAid, World Wildlife Fund (WWF), ak CI ranpli enstalasyon an nan rada siveyans pò ak kamera videyo nan twa pò kle nan Novanm nan. Detèktè yo plis yo se zouti trè itil pou tou de GNPS ak Gad Kòt otorite nan ranfòsman nan lapèch lokal yo, touris, ak règleman trafik maritim yo. Kamera yo te itil espesyalman pou vyolasyon tankou kontrebann gaz, lapèch ilegal, twò chaje enteryè bato pasaje yo, ak netwayaj pwason nan pò pami lòt moun. Tou de kòmandan an pò ak sant la kontwòl GNPS kowòdone ak yon zodiac anplwaye nan Bay la, ki se kapab reponn rapid kòm vyolasyon yo idantifye. Rada a se itil espesyalman pou idantifye veso k ap antre nan ak kite bè yo ak kontrebann ilegal ak ak resèptor kote fè espre etenn.
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High Power Video Cameras and Radars for the Surveillance of all Vessel Activity at Ports. WildAid, World Wildlife Fund (WWF), and CI completed the installation of harbor surveillance radars and video cameras at three key ports in November 2013. The additional sensors are extremely useful tools for both GNPS and Coast Guard authorities in the enforcement of local fishing, tourism, and maritime trafficking regulations. The cameras have been especially helpful for infractions such as fuel contraband, illegal fishing, overloaded inter-island passenger boats, and the cleaning of fish at port among others. Both the port captain and the GNPS control center coordinate with a staffed zodiac in the bay, which is able to respond swiftly as violations are identified. The radar is specifically useful for identifying vessels entering and leaving the bays with illegal contraband and with location transceivers deliberately turned off.