RIVER HERRING RESOURCES
The FishEye project, funded by MIT Sea Grant, develops computer vision tools to detect, track, and count river herring in MA rivers using underwater video footage. Cameras were deployed in river herring migration season at Coonamessett River, Ipswich River, and Santuit River. >>Learn more
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COURSE 2.S972: INTRODUCTION TO STABLE ISOTOPE ECOLOGY
MIT 2016 IAP course taught by MIT Sea Grant Assistant Director for Advisory Services Rob Vincent, Ph.D. and John Logan, Ph.D. with the Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries.
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MIT Sea Grant Coastal Resources Program developed artificial intelligence image recognition software used to assist fisheries and resource managers with stock assessments and monitoring. The technology reduces the programmatic financial and resource burden associated with fisheries monitoring and assessments, while reducing error and uncertainty in monitoring and analysis.
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