关键信息
- 日期
- 2027年4月5–9日(5天)
- 地点
- 斯里兰卡科伦坡
- 每位学员费用
- £3,550(英镑)
- 付款
- 通过发票和银行转账付款
- 报名截止
- 6 Mar 2027
- 证书
- 结业证书
- 内训选项
- 按您的日期,为您的团队专场举办
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培训项目概述
Coastal and island administrations require robust spatial intelligence and ecologically balanced governance frameworks to manage fisheries sustainably. This five-day course equips technical specialists and policy professionals with the principles of Marine Spatial Data Infrastructure (MSDI) and ecosystem-based quota management. Participants review technical architectures for marine spatial data collection, interoperability, and marine habitat classification, developing foundational capacities to guide resource interventions across shared exclusive economic zones.
The curriculum addresses the intersection of spatial planning, stock assessment, and harvest control regulations. Learners evaluate spatial data layers for offshore habitat mapping, migratory stock modelling, and marine protected zone demarcation. Through technical demonstrations and practical workflows, participants analyse regional marine datasets to support science-based policy decisions. Sessions incorporate standards established by the International Hydrographic Organization and guidelines from the Food and Agriculture Organization.
Delivered in Colombo, this course supports delegates seeking to convert complex spatial and biological data into enforceable fisheries governance instruments. Participants formulate harvest control rules and marine resource management plans aligned with regional agreements and national policy objectives. By connecting data infrastructure with regulatory mechanisms, the programme strengthens institutional capacity to monitor shared stocks, balance commercial exploitation, and protect vulnerable marine ecosystems effectively.
Marine jurisdictions across the Indian Ocean face increasing pressure from overexploitation, climate-induced habitat shifts, and competing maritime uses. Island and coastal nations must modernise their spatial intelligence systems and regulatory protocols to meet institutional requirements and regional governance milestones. This programme addresses the analytical and resource governance deliverables associated with coastal transformation programmes such as the TransFORM SWIOFish5 project, where establishing operational spatial data nodes and setting science-based harvest limits are critical for securing marine biodiversity, food security, and regional resource integrity.
Delivered by Risalat Consultants International in Colombo, Sri Lanka, it combines expert-led sessions, real cases and group work, so that participants can apply what they learn in their own institution.
The Programme Strengthens Institutional Capability
- Core components of Marine Spatial Data Infrastructure: data, technology, standards, and governance
- International Hydrographic Organization S-100 universal data model and OGC marine interoperability
- Spatial metadata cataloguing, geonodes, and clearinghouse design for public marine datasets
- Data ingestion pipelines: bathymetry, remote sensing sea surface parameters, and oceanographic observations
- Practical laboratory: configuring marine spatial metadata profiles to standard schemas
- Classification systems for offshore habitats, benthic zones, and essential fish habitats
- Processing vessel monitoring system (VMS) and automatic identification system (AIS) spatial data
- Spatial overlay techniques for identifying ecological and biological significant areas (EBSAs)
- 数字战略与转型规划
- 数据治理与数据质量
- 数据分析与可视化
- 网络安全基础与风险管理
It is designed for marine resource researchers and biometricians, fisheries GIS analysts and spatial data officers, marine fisheries policy advisors and legal drafting officers and others who want practical, current skills in digital government, data and technology.
The Growing Importance of Marine Spatial Data Infrastructure and Ecosystem-Based Quotas in Colombo
- Core components of Marine Spatial Data Infrastructure: data, technology, standards, and governance
- International Hydrographic Organization S-100 universal data model and OGC marine interoperability
- Spatial metadata cataloguing, geonodes, and clearinghouse design for public marine datasets
- Data ingestion pipelines: bathymetry, remote sensing sea surface parameters, and oceanographic observations
- Practical laboratory: configuring marine spatial metadata profiles to standard schemas
- Classification systems for offshore habitats, benthic zones, and essential fish habitats
- Processing vessel monitoring system (VMS) and automatic identification system (AIS) spatial data
- Spatial overlay techniques for identifying ecological and biological significant areas (EBSAs)
- Demarcation criteria for no-take marine reserves and seasonal fisheries closures
- Practical exercise: delineating critical habitat boundary coordinates and buffer areas
- Principles of spatial stock distribution: straddling stocks and highly migratory pelagic species
- Integrating fisheries survey data with environmental covariates in spatial modeling workflows
- Mapping fishing effort distribution against catch-per-unit-effort (CPUE) surfaces
- Assessing bycatch hotspots and risk exposure for vulnerable marine megafauna
- Analytical workflow: generating spatial density estimations for commercial target species
- Transitioning from single-species maximum sustainable yield to ecosystem-based fisheries management
- Mechanics of Harvest Control Rules (HCR): biological reference points and target thresholds
- Designing dynamic spatial quotas responsive to sea temperature anomalies and recruitment shifts
- Allocation frameworks: artisanal fleet equity, offshore industrial fleets, and regional allocations
- Scenario testing: establishing harvest limits under differing stock replenishment projections
- Aligning management plans with Indian Ocean Tuna Commission (IOTC) and FAO Code of Conduct mandates
- Drafting enforceable operational regulations from marine spatial data infrastructure insights
- Cross-boundary data exchange agreements and regional compliance reporting frameworks
- Institutional implementation roadmaps for fisheries authorities and environmental ministries
- Participant group presentations: integrated spatial zoning and quota management plans
数字服务、数据和新技术正在改变机构的工作方式和服务公民的方式。做得好,服务将更快捷、更经济、更透明;做得不好,则会浪费资金并使数据面临风险。
机构需要能够规划数字化变革、负责任地管理数据、保护系统并在决策中运用数据证据的人才。如今,这些技能已是所有职能部门的普遍要求,而不仅限于IT部门。
各机构日益需要具备以下能力的专业人员:
- 规划切实解决问题的数字化举措
- 管理数据质量、保护与共享
- 分析数据并清晰呈现
- 管理网络与技术风险
- 带领员工完成数字化变革
健全的数字政府、数据与技术体系有助于机构:
- 提供更快捷、更便利的服务
- 在决策中更好地利用数据
- 保护系统和个人数据
- 从技术投资中获取价值
This Marine Spatial Data Infrastructure and Ecosystem-Based Quotas in Colombo programme brings these elements together in a practical format, so that participants understand not only what good practice looks like but also how to introduce it in their own setting, with the people and resources they have.
Who Should Attend This Marine Spatial Data Infrastructure and Ecosystem-Based Quotas in Colombo Training?
本培训项目适合:
- Marine resource researchers and biometricians
- Fisheries GIS analysts and spatial data officers
- Marine fisheries policy advisors and legal drafting officers
- Marine spatial planning technical working group members
- Monitoring, Control, and Surveillance (MCS) operations specialists
- Ecosystem conservation managers focused on marine protected areas
- Technical specialists from regional fisheries management bodies
- Project delivery unit personnel managing donor-funded marine investments
- 信息通信技术经理与官员
- 数字化转型负责人
- 数据分析师与统计人员
- 信息安全官员
本培训项目既适合经验丰富的专业人员,也适合刚承担新职责的人员。我们鼓励来自不同机构和国家的学员组成混合小组,因为学员能从彼此的经验中获益良多。
勾选您的团队需要具备的能力。
Marine Spatial Data Infrastructure and Ecosystem-Based Quotas in Colombo Training Objectives
Upon successful completion of this Marine Spatial Data Infrastructure and Ecosystem-Based Quotas in Colombo Training, participants will be able to:
- Evaluate spatial data layers for offshore habitat mapping, bathymetric modelling, and marine zone demarcation
- Apply Open Geospatial Consortium and International Hydrographic Organization standards to build interoperable marine spatial data infrastructure
- Analyse migratory fish stock distributions and seasonal aggregations using spatial analytical tools and catch datasets
- Formulate ecosystem-based harvest control rules that incorporate multi-species interactions and environmental parameters
- Design marine spatial zoning plans that integrate designated marine protected areas with managed commercial fishing sectors
- Synthesise scientific survey findings into clear fisheries management plans aligned with international conventions
- Assess institutional governance structures to improve multi-agency marine data sharing and inter-governmental compliance
- 阐述数字政府与数据应用的主要趋势
- 规划与服务目标挂钩的数字化举措
- 运用数据治理和质量原则
每项目标都会在培训期间通过练习、案例或小组作业加以实践,使学员结业时不仅能够描述,更能够实际运用。
培训项目内容与结构
本培训项目为期5天。每天均包含专家讲授、实践练习,并以研讨会或案例研究收尾:
- First Day: Day 1: Marine Spatial Data Infrastructure Architecture and Hydrographic Standards
- Second Day: Day 2: Offshore Habitat Mapping and Marine Protected Zone Demarcation
- Third Day: Day 3: Spatial Stock Assessment and Migratory Species Modelling
- Fourth Day: Day 4: Ecosystem-Based Fisheries Quotas and Harvest Control Rules
- Fifth Day: Day 5: Resource Management Planning and Regional Policy Harmonisation
完整的每日课程内容
First Day | Day 1: Marine Spatial Data Infrastructure Architecture and Hydrographic Standards
- Core components of Marine Spatial Data Infrastructure: data, technology, standards, and governance
- International Hydrographic Organization S-100 universal data model and OGC marine interoperability
- Spatial metadata cataloguing, geonodes, and clearinghouse design for public marine datasets
- Data ingestion pipelines: bathymetry, remote sensing sea surface parameters, and oceanographic observations
- Practical laboratory: configuring marine spatial metadata profiles to standard schemas
Workshop: Day 1: Marine Spatial Data Infrastructure Architecture and Hydrographic Standards: Applying It to Your Institution
学员分成小组,将当天所学方法应用于本机构的实例,并商定切实可行的后续步骤。
Second Day | Day 2: Offshore Habitat Mapping and Marine Protected Zone Demarcation
- Classification systems for offshore habitats, benthic zones, and essential fish habitats
- Processing vessel monitoring system (VMS) and automatic identification system (AIS) spatial data
- Spatial overlay techniques for identifying ecological and biological significant areas (EBSAs)
- Demarcation criteria for no-take marine reserves and seasonal fisheries closures
- Practical exercise: delineating critical habitat boundary coordinates and buffer areas
Workshop: Day 2: Offshore Habitat Mapping and Marine Protected Zone Demarcation: Applying It to Your Institution
学员分成小组,将当天所学方法应用于本机构的实例,并商定切实可行的后续步骤。
Third Day | Day 3: Spatial Stock Assessment and Migratory Species Modelling
- Principles of spatial stock distribution: straddling stocks and highly migratory pelagic species
- Integrating fisheries survey data with environmental covariates in spatial modeling workflows
- Mapping fishing effort distribution against catch-per-unit-effort (CPUE) surfaces
- Assessing bycatch hotspots and risk exposure for vulnerable marine megafauna
- Analytical workflow: generating spatial density estimations for commercial target species
Case Study: Day 3: Spatial Stock Assessment and Migratory Species Modelling in Practice
学员分析真实案例,将案例中的决策与良好实践进行比较,并总结出可在自身环境中运用的经验。
Fourth Day | Day 4: Ecosystem-Based Fisheries Quotas and Harvest Control Rules
- Transitioning from single-species maximum sustainable yield to ecosystem-based fisheries management
- Mechanics of Harvest Control Rules (HCR): biological reference points and target thresholds
- Designing dynamic spatial quotas responsive to sea temperature anomalies and recruitment shifts
- Allocation frameworks: artisanal fleet equity, offshore industrial fleets, and regional allocations
- Scenario testing: establishing harvest limits under differing stock replenishment projections
Workshop: Day 4: Ecosystem-Based Fisheries Quotas and Harvest Control Rules: Applying It to Your Institution
学员分成小组,将当天所学方法应用于本机构的实例,并商定切实可行的后续步骤。
Fifth Day | Day 5: Resource Management Planning and Regional Policy Harmonisation
- Aligning management plans with Indian Ocean Tuna Commission (IOTC) and FAO Code of Conduct mandates
- Drafting enforceable operational regulations from marine spatial data infrastructure insights
- Cross-boundary data exchange agreements and regional compliance reporting frameworks
- Institutional implementation roadmaps for fisheries authorities and environmental ministries
- Participant group presentations: integrated spatial zoning and quota management plans
Capstone Exercise: Marine Spatial Data Infrastructure and Ecosystem-Based Quotas in Colombo Action Plan for Your Institution
学员将一周所学整合为本机构的行动计划,明确优先事项、负责人和初步行动,并进行展示,听取同伴和讲师的反馈。
Marine Spatial Data Infrastructure and Ecosystem-Based Quotas in Colombo Training Methodology
The training employs a practitioner-focused methodology combining technical presentations, spatial laboratory sessions, and regulatory drafting exercises. Participants work with open-source geographic information systems and marine analytical datasets to simulate real-world spatial planning challenges. Learning is structured around case-based scenarios relevant to oceanic island and coastal settings, promoting technical debate and structured peer review. Daily debriefs consolidate analytical insights into concrete operational guidelines suitable for national policy implementation.
本培训项目融合了:
- 专家主讲当前实践
- 区域及国际案例研究
- 小组作业与实践练习
- 视情况安排模拟演练与角色扮演
- 探讨学员自身面临的挑战
- 跨机构、跨国家的同伴学习
- 可带回工作岗位的实用工具与模板
- 每日反思与行动规划
培训开始前,简短的课前评估可帮助讲师了解每位学员的岗位职责和重点关注事项,以便根据学员群体调整案例和练习。每天结束时安排简短的反思环节,学员记录下将在工作中应用的内容。
预期成果
Upon completion of this Marine Spatial Data Infrastructure and Ecosystem-Based Quotas in Colombo Training, participants will be able to:
- Establish functional marine spatial data architecture adhering to recognised international metadata standards
- Map sensitive offshore benthic habitats and pelagic critical areas to support spatial zoning policies
- Model migratory stock movements to inform spatial fisheries management decisions and closed seasons
- Calculate ecosystem-based catch limits and harvest control reference points for commercial marine species
- Draft integrated marine resource management plans that comply with regional fisheries arrangements
- Formulate institutional data-sharing protocols to streamline inter-agency maritime surveillance and reporting
- 规划与服务目标挂钩的数字化举措
- 运用数据治理和质量原则
学员结业时将获得个人行动计划和实用工具,回到工作岗位的第一周即可在机构中应用。派出多名学员的机构可借助本培训项目,在各团队之间统一方法和模板,使改进成果更易持续。
每位学员£3,550 · 发票与银行转账 · 5人及以上团体可享折扣
同一机构五人及以上:请在申请发票时索取团体价。
10人或以上:为贵机构举办内训的人均费用可能更低。索取内训报价。
Registration closes in 114 days (6 Mar 2027)
Institutional Application of Marine Spatial Data Infrastructure and Ecosystem-Based Quotas in Colombo Training
本培训项目帮助机构加强:
- 数字战略
- 数据治理
- 数据驱动的决策
- 网络安全
- 技术管理
学员将带着实用工具回到工作岗位,以提升:
- 数据清单
- 仪表板
- 风险登记册
- 技术采购
- 变革计划
本培训项目的设计旨在让学习成果从课堂延伸至机构。学员尽可能围绕自身的流程和文件开展练习,并在结业时带走一份可供其主管审阅和支持的行动计划。
区域相关性与应用
欧洲
欧洲机构在详尽的监管框架和改革议程下开展数字政府、数据与技术工作。来自欧洲的学员可以将自身实践与其他地区的同行进行比较,并检验成熟方法在不同条件下的适用性。
非洲
在整个非洲,从事数字政府、数据与技术工作的政府部委、机构和项目团队,越来越多地与捐助方资助的项目协同运作,而这些项目要求有清晰的制度和证据。本培训项目帮助学员将良好实践与其所在机构及可用资源相结合。
中东
在中东,国家发展战略和多元化计划对数字政府、数据与技术提出了越来越高的要求。学员将探讨如何在公共机构和企业内部建立实现这些计划所需的能力。
亚洲
亚洲各国的机构在快速发展的同时,推进着雄心勃勃的现代化计划。来自亚洲的学员可以分享快速扩展系统的经验,并借鉴其他地区的做法。
太平洋地区
小岛屿国家和太平洋国家在规模、距离和能力方面面临特殊制约。本培训项目重点介绍适合小型机构、务实且适度的数字政府、数据与技术方法。
Holding the programme in Colombo, Sri Lanka brings participants together away from their daily pressures, so they can compare how digital government, data and technology is handled in different settings. The same programme can also be delivered in-house for one institution, in its own country or online, with cases taken from its current work.
- 收集
- 清洗
- 存储
- 分析
- 决策
东道国概况:斯里兰卡
Risalat Consultants International在斯里兰卡科伦坡举办的培训项目、研讨会、实地见习与培训课程
在本国以外学习,可让学员专心投入,以全新视角审视本机构,并有机会与其他国家的同行建立人脉网络。
Marine Spatial Data Infrastructure and Ecosystem-Based Quotas in Colombo Training Deliverables
学员在培训前、培训中及培训后均可获得支持,使准备、学习与跟进形成连贯完整的体验。
培训开始前
- 学员课前评估
- Marine Spatial Data Infrastructure and Ecosystem-Based Quotas in Colombo Readiness Assessment
- Marine Spatial Data Infrastructure and Ecosystem-Based Quotas in Colombo Resource Pack
- 课前阅读资料
- 免费签证支持与咨询
培训期间
- 机场接机与欢迎协助
- 住宿(含早餐)
- 欢迎交流晚宴
- Risalat培训礼包(背包、水瓶、马克杯、T恤、帽子、护照套、笔、笔记本、冰箱贴及钥匙扣)
- Comprehensive Marine Spatial Data Infrastructure and Ecosystem-Based Quotas in Colombo Training Manual
- 数字化成熟度检查清单
- 数据清单模板
- 仪表板规划模板
- 技术风险登记册
- 实践研讨与模拟演练
- 小组讨论与同伴学习
- 每日午餐与茶歇
- 全面使用培训场地设施
- 装有数字学习资料的迷你平板电脑
- 实地考察(如适用)
- 城市休闲观光
培训结束后
- 结业证书
- Risalat培训项目参与表彰奖
- 培训后参考资料
- 数据治理自我评估
- 数字项目审查检查清单
- 培训后支持与跟进指导
- 培训项目报告
各机构也可申请本培训项目的定制内训版本,在其办公场所或在线举办。索取方案建议书。
Common Challenges in Marine Spatial Data Infrastructure and Ecosystem-Based Quotas in Colombo, And How This Training Helps
机构如何规划切实解决问题的数字化举措?
The programme addresses this directly on the first day (Day 1: Marine Spatial Data Infrastructure Architecture and Hydrographic Standards), where participants practise the methods involved and adapt them to their own institution, then build it into their action plan.
机构如何管理数据质量、保护与共享?
The programme addresses this directly on the second day (Day 2: Offshore Habitat Mapping and Marine Protected Zone Demarcation), where participants practise the methods involved and adapt them to their own institution, then build it into their action plan.
机构如何分析数据并清晰呈现?
The programme addresses this directly on the third day (Day 3: Spatial Stock Assessment and Migratory Species Modelling), where participants practise the methods involved and adapt them to their own institution, then build it into their action plan.
机构如何管理网络与技术风险?
The programme addresses this directly on the fourth day (Day 4: Ecosystem-Based Fisheries Quotas and Harvest Control Rules), where participants practise the methods involved and adapt them to their own institution, then build it into their action plan.
机构如何带领员工完成数字化变革?
The programme addresses this directly on the fifth day (Day 5: Resource Management Planning and Regional Policy Harmonisation), where participants practise the methods involved and adapt them to their own institution, then build it into their action plan.
常见问题
When and where does the Marine Spatial Data Infrastructure and Ecosystem-Based Quotas in Colombo programme take place?
It runs from 5 Apr 2027 to 9 Apr 2027, in Colombo, Sri Lanka. The registration deadline is shown at the top of this page.
谁应参加?
The programme is designed for marine resource researchers and biometricians, fisheries GIS analysts and spatial data officers, marine fisheries policy advisors and legal drafting officers, marine spatial planning technical working group members, and others who want practical skills in digital government, data and technology.
我能获得证书吗?
能。完成本培训项目的学员将获得Risalat Consultants International颁发的结业证书。
本培训项目能否仅为我们机构单独举办?
可以。我们可以在贵机构所在地、其他城市或在线提供量身定制的内训版本,并围绕贵机构自身的案例设计内容。请使用本页面的方案建议书申请表。
我是否需要具备数字政府、数据和技术方面的经验?
除具备相关岗位经验外,无需其他专业背景。简短的课前评估可帮助讲师根据学员群体调整课程。
Who Will Deliver This Programme
Each date is delivered by a team assigned from Risalat's expert network for this subject. For this programme we assign:
How we choose them: Experience in the region of the participants or comparable settings; Command of the financier rules that apply (World Bank, ADB, AfDB, EU, UN) where relevant; Delivery in English; other languages on request for in-house groups; No conflict of interest with participants' institutions.
Names and short CVs of the assigned experts are shared with registered participants and sponsoring organisations before the programme, on request. Are you an expert in this subject? Join our expert network.
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为何选择在科伦坡举办本培训项目
Colombo is the commercial capital of Sri Lanka and hosts major national institutions, including the Central Bank of Sri Lanka and the Port of Colombo. Visiting delegations can observe maritime logistics, financial administration and urban governance within a compact area. Bandaranaike International Airport provides direct flight connections across South Asia, Southeast Asia and the Middle East.
The Marine Spatial Data Infrastructure and Ecosystem-Based Quotas in Colombo programme in April 2027 brings together officials and professionals from across the Asia region and beyond. Sessions combine short inputs, case studies and group work on participants' own files, and the city's institutions can be added as a study visit on request.
Getting there: Bandaranaike International Airport (CMB).
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其他城市的同主题培训
科伦坡的其他培训项目
- Atoll School Clusters & Secondary Distance Pedagogy Management in Colombo
- Marine Spatial Planning & Pelagic Fisheries Stock Auditing in Colombo
- Atoll School Digital Pedagogy, STEM Labs and Remote Learning Operations in Colombo
- Multi-Hazard Cyclone Shelter Design and Community Refuge Management in Colombo
- Social Registry Operations, Biometric Verification and Grievance Redress in Colombo
- 经济合作与发展组织(OECD) OECD
- 联合国开发计划署(UNDP) 联合国开发计划署
- 开放合同伙伴关系(Open Contracting Partnership) 开放合同伙伴关系(Open Contracting Partnership)
For teams and institutions
Bring your team
Teams that learn together apply more at work. Tell us how many people and how you would like to take part: we reply with a group quote within two working days.
Other dates and cities for this subject: Infrastructure, Roads and Transport Projects training courses (161 upcoming dates).
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