Posts by Bec Gorton

Investigating the future impacts of climate change on Torres Strait fisheries

We're embarking on a new research project to model the future risks of climate change on key fisheries in the Torres Strait.

Tuna fisheries provenance

CSIRO and international partners are finding ways to trace the provenance of tuna to reduce illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing.

Harvest strategies for Indonesian tropical tuna fisheries to increase sustainable benefits

This project is aimed at enabling Indonesian fisheries scientists, industry actors and managers to improve the effectiveness of monitoring and management systems for tuna fisheries.

The Southeast Australian Marine Ecosystem Survey

The Southeast Australian Marine Ecosystem Survey (SEA-MES) is a a multi-year, interdisciplinary project that is revisiting previous bio-physical and ecosystem surveys of the Australian southeast continental shelf, and documenting changes in the 25 years since it was last examined.

Coastal and Marine Restoration and Nature-based Solutions

Developing the science to underpin Nature-based Solutions

Sustainable aquaculture is possible, with the right science

Aquaculture needs evidence-based investigations if it's to proceed sustainably, including water column monitoring, waste management, and the effects of climate change.

Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning Capability

We are using machine learning to solve expanding challenges in the marine science domain due to growing data volumes, increased data complexity and reduced data quality.

Project Work

Our machine learning work includes object detection and classification, anomaly detection, behaviour classification and modelling and forecasting.

Recent Publications

Our work has been published in a range of journals and websites.

Collaboration

We have a vast machine learning collaboration network, both internal and external to CSIRO.