Original paper
Development of stereo camera methodologies to improve pelagic fish biomass estimates and inform ecosystem management in marine waters
Abstract
To understand and manage marine ecosystems, long-term monitoring of fish biomass is needed. A challenge in estimating fish biomass using sampling nets is varying catchability with habitat, weather, or vessel traffic conditions. Underwater stereo cameras have shown promise in providing a non-lethal, efficient, and cost-effective method to observe and measure fish in areas that cannot be sampled otherwise. These methods, however, have yet to be...
Paper Details
Title
Development of stereo camera methodologies to improve pelagic fish biomass estimates and inform ecosystem management in marine waters
Published Date
Feb 1, 2018
Journal
Volume
198
Pages
66 - 77
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