Ocean Science Analytics (OSA) is a scientific and education company that utilizes software tools to conduct ocean science research & provide technical training.
OOI data are now in PAMPortal, a cloud platform for exploring acoustic detections and soundscapes. Researchers can access detection products, summaries, and an example dataset from OOI’s archive.
🔗 Read more: bit.ly/4gNy9Pu#OOIData#MarineAcoustics#OceanScience
At Ocean Science Analytics, we believe tools built for marine work can support land too. @Kitware 's #VIAME#deeplearning tech is now helping study insect #pollinators 🐝
Learn more about how we leverage this tool to support conservation challenges.
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🧠🐞Can we use #deeplearning to monitor pollinators?
Watch the WILDLABS Awards 2024 Project video, “Enhancing Pollinator Conservation through Deep Neural Network Development," to learn how AI can monitor and conserve these critical animals.
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Monitoring MPAs is challenging due to their size and limited resources, especially with climate change. Our MPA Observer Program uses the @eOceansApp for real-time data and analysis, helping us stay updated on ocean health and share biodiversity insights. tinyurl.com/a78wrvww
SMRUC are hiring - looking for Offshore Wind Marine Mammal Specialists - please check out the link and instructions - CLOSING DATE 5th August smruconsulting.com/employmen…
🏆 Let us introduce you to the winners of the WILDLABS Awards 2024!
Thank you to our partners at @Arm for working with us to support #consevationtech this awards season.
Check out the awardees and read more about their projects here: wildlabs.net/article/announc…
North Pacific humpback populations have rebounded from whaling, yet food availability shifts have lowered the carrying capacity. A recent study analyzed thousands of whale photos spanning 20 years and revealed a decline of ≈7000 in humpback numbers.
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Scientists are gearing up for a busy season at sea with three research cruises departing in the month of February. Cruises will collect samples from the surface to the depths of the ocean and improve our understanding. climate.gov/news-features/fe…
ALT Scientists maneuver a conductivity, temperature, and depth sensor off the side of a ship.
Orcas have been spotted in SoCal waters. 👀 Vanessa ZoBell, a postdoc researcher in the Scripps Machine Listening Lab, spoke with @SanDiegoMag about the recent orca sightings and provided insight into the Eastern Tropical Pacific #Orca pod. 🌊 ⬇️
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Acoustic recorders have detected Rice's whales further west off the coasts of Texas and Mexico than expected. To conserve the species, further habitat understanding is key; @NOAAFisheries urges reporting of Rice's whale sightings to aid the cause.
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🌟 Our CEO, Liz Ferguson, was honored to contribute to the #OSM24 conference, where she highlighted the opportunities in technical training and analytical tools to address the #PAM need. You can explore the digital version below!
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We hope to see many of you at the Ocean Sciences Meeting next week. Please stop by booth #210 and say hello. Data demos there daily at 10 am and 3:30 pm. The complete schedule of OOI-related presentations can be found here: bit.ly/OOIOSM24. @NSF, #nsffunded, #OSM24
Whale, whale, whale 🐋 .... Current research at SEFSC 💪 Rice's whales are unique (only baleen whale resident in the Gulf of Mexico) and one of the world's most endangered whales with likely fewer than 100 individuals remaining!
What's that sound? 🔊
Rice's whales have unique vocalizations that are clearly distinguishable from the calls of other whales. Think you could recognize this "long-moan" call?
Learn about this endangered species and our work to protect them: bit.ly/49DC2lu#WhaleWeek
🚀🌈 @NASA recently launched its PACE observatory! #WHOI’s Tom Bell tells @WIRED what this high-tech satellite will reveal about changing ocean conditions: go.whoi.edu/PACE-Algae ✨
📹 shows the movement of smoke, sea salt, and dust in the atmosphere. Courtesy of @NASAViz
We've been teaching a new course on Deep Learning for Ecology, as part of @AIMSacza's Al for Science Master's program 🧪with the support of @GoogleDeepMind!
We've been equipping the students with machine learning skills for bioacoustics, posture estimation, and bio-logging.