Image source: © Frederique Olivier, Solomon Islands
FishID
Resource type:
Monitoring
Location:
Global
Available language:
English
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Custodian:
Griffith University
Launched:
2021
Useful for:
Coastal managers, scientists and researchers, federal and state government, NGOs, environmental educators, tourism operators
Purpose:
FishID uses artificial intelligence to quickly and efficiently annotate aquatic animal video footage and still image monitoring data.
Features:
Detect target species, detect and track movement and behaviour, 3D modelling and sizing, imagery enhancement, sonar, infrared
Information available:
Automated stock counting, species identification, sizing, animal behaviour, movement patterns
Cost and sign-up:
Project registration required
Can data be downloaded?
Not applicable
Is the tool available offline?
No, it is not available offline
How can I use this resource?
Identify threats, Make decisions, Manage fish survey data, Plan monitoring, Share information
Enquiries:
Further information:
Not available
Use case example
In Australia, FishID has been used to measure restoration success in oyster reefs by automating the detection and sizing of juvenile fish, using over 600 hours of unbaited underwater video. Further information: Fish AI consortium seminars: Rod Connolly (FishID) on rapid improvements in fisheries monitoring
