Recent Innovations in Marine Science
Mitul U. Tandel*
College of Fisheries Science, Navsari, Kamdhenu University, Gujarat (396 450), India
R.V. Borichangar
College of Fisheries Science, Navsari, Kamdhenu University, Gujarat (396 450), India
Paresh A. Valu
Dept. of Fish Processing Technology, College of Fisheries Science, Veraval, Kamdhenu University, Gujarat (362 265), India
DOI: NIL
Keywords: Advanced monitoring systems, Drones, Innovation, Technologies
Abstract
Recent advancements in marine science have propelled our understanding of marine ecosystems and facilitated effective strategies to address critical environmental challenges. This overview highlights several cutting-edge innovations, including a cost-effective gittings trap designed to control invasive lionfish populations, infrared camera technology for continuous monitoring of whale migration, drones enabling comprehensive data collection and analysis in marine environments and the use of fluorescence techniques to study coral populations. Additionally, an overview of an advanced monitoring system integrating satellite remote sensing, autonomous underwater vehicles, buoy-based sensor networks, acoustic monitoring, environmental DNA analysis, LIDAR, marine weather stations and deep-sea monitoring systems showcases the comprehensive approach to studying and preserving marine ecosystems. These innovations collectively contribute to enhancing our knowledge of marine life, supporting conservation efforts and promoting sustainable practices in the world's oceans.
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