The study of fish populations in their own natural environment is a task that has usually been
tackled in invasive ways which inevitably influenced the behavior of the fish under …

Background subtraction is a commonly employed approach for tracking in scenarios where
the ambience is more or less constant in terms of illumination and number of objects …

The mixing of deep-sea sediments by benthic megafauna is an important ecological service
that influences biogeochemical processes. Quantifying the contribution of individual species …

The permanent presence of underwater cameras on cabled observatories, such as the
Victoria Experimental Network Under the Sea (VENUS) and Eye-In-The-Sea (EITS) on …

Underwater stereo-video technology systems are used widely for measurement of fish.
However the effectiveness of the stereo-video measurement has been limited because most …

The development of remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) has revolutionized the world of
marine science by allowing quantitative video transects (QVTs) to be recorded underwater …

Although the deep seafloor represents the largest biome on the planet, its benthos has
remained understudied because of logistical difficulties and the cost of access. Long-term …

Marine chronobiology and the deep-water ecosystem 3. Internal tides and inertial currents
as potential non-photic zeitgebers for deep-sea decapods 4 Activity rhythms in the three …

Ocean observatories and underwater video surveys have the potential to unlock important
discoveries, yet the burden of video management and analysis often requires reducing the …