2022
DOI: 10.1080/24694452.2022.2054766
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New Data Technologies and the Politics of Scale in Environmental Management: Tracking Atlantic Bluefin Tuna

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“…By focusing on the case of ONC, our analysis has shown how the functional integration of diverse aspects of the state apparatus -from marine mammal risk assessment to Indigenous community engagement -can proceed through the socio-technical regimes of smart oceans governance. The result, in our case, is a more state-centric account of contemporary ocean governance politics, but one that retains the important attention to novel third-party actors and distributed technological networks featured in recent geographical work in this area (e.g., Drakopolus et al, 2022;Fairbanks et al, 2019;Havice et al, 2022). On the west coast of Canada, the rapid growth of smart oceans governance must be understood in a political economic context characterised by the expansion of extractive infrastructures placing inten-sified social and ecological pressures on unceded and waters.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 86%
“…By focusing on the case of ONC, our analysis has shown how the functional integration of diverse aspects of the state apparatus -from marine mammal risk assessment to Indigenous community engagement -can proceed through the socio-technical regimes of smart oceans governance. The result, in our case, is a more state-centric account of contemporary ocean governance politics, but one that retains the important attention to novel third-party actors and distributed technological networks featured in recent geographical work in this area (e.g., Drakopolus et al, 2022;Fairbanks et al, 2019;Havice et al, 2022). On the west coast of Canada, the rapid growth of smart oceans governance must be understood in a political economic context characterised by the expansion of extractive infrastructures placing inten-sified social and ecological pressures on unceded and waters.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 86%
“…Especificado lo anterior, resalta por su función de intervención sobre la base de cambios espaciotemporales a largo plazo y de relaciones medioambientales y culturales (Kimijima et al, 2022, p. 2), a través de modificaciones (cambios físicos duraderos), manipulaciones (cambios temporales) y comportamientos (cambios en actitudes y acciones) (Mahmud et al, 2022, pp. 14-16), empleando nuevas tecnologías de datos alcanzables según administración de recursos y optimización de habilidades y, asimismo, fomentando el tecnoptimismo para afrontar la incertidumbre escalar ante circunstancias que requieran la replicación de soluciones en situaciones con población más numerosa después de validar la eficiencia de los resultados en ámbitos disímiles por nociones dimensionales (Havice et al, 2022(Havice et al, , p. 2189.…”
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