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Fishery Closure Baselines

14 August 2024

JONATHAN: The SEA-MES On-vessel Automated Seabird Detector

24 January 2024

SEA-MES is capturing video images of birds and harnessing Edge AI to automatically detect and count seabirds at sea

How does SEA-MES Compare?

9 January 2025

A comparison of SEFES abundance (Bax and Williams 2000) over 4 voyages measured as CPUE (kg / h) compared the […]

Deep-towed camera view of Redfish

3 July 2025

SEA-MES 4 Operation 138 https://vimeo.com/1098353977

SEA-MES coupled eDNA experiment

24 January 2024

SEA-MES is combining innovative science and technology to improve management of our marine ecosystems

How have ocean conditions changed in 30 years?

10 March 2025

We looked at the ocean conditions from the Bluelink ReANalysis (BRAN2020) experiment, that uses a 10-km resolution (eddy-resolving) ocean model […]

Australian Marine Parks Baselines

12 January 2025

Daily bird counts on SEA-MES 3

5 January 2025

Related post: JONATHAN: The SEA-MES On-vessel Automated Seabird Detector

SEA-MES Spatial Distributions

10 January 2025

Spatial distribution of abundance measured as catch-per-unit-effort (CPUE) over 4 voyages from the SEFES survey (Bax and Williams 2001) compared […]

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