Programme
May 3 (6.00-8.00 UTC)
Starting at 20:00 of May 2 HST (Honolulu), 8.00 CEST (Berlin), 11.30 IST (Delhi), 16.00 AEST (Melbourne)
Asta Audzijonyte (Nature Research Center, Lithuania & University of Tasmania, Australia): Introduction and day one recap
John Lynham (University of Hawai'i at Mānoa). FishNet: species classification and size regression using AI and a dataset of one million fish
Catarina Silva (Nature Research Center, Lithuania): Developing open source tools for automated fish species identification for recreational fisheries
Jaume Piera (Spanish National Research Council): Integrating AI tools in Citizen Observatories for potential monitoring of fishes: the case of Cos4Cloud project
Dadong Wang (Data61, CSIRO, Australia): AI-based video analysis for electronic monitoring of fisheries operation
Yanyu Chen (University of Tasmania, Australia): Automated sex classification and size estimation for Giant Grabs
Xabier Lekunberri (AZTI, Basque Research and Technology Alliance): Identification and measurement of tropical tuna species in purse seiners catches using computer vision and deep learning
Discussion
