Going with the Flow: Tackling Data Limitations in BRUVS Relative Abundance Estimates of Fish (121547)

1:15 PM

Thomas L Johnson

20.2W2: Rethinking How We Monitor Fish Assemblages and Abundance

CheckEM: an open-source toolkit for standardising, cleaning, and visualising stereo-video fish survey data (123920)

1:15 PM

Brooke Gibbons

19.2W1: Innovations for seafood sustainability: Harnessing AI, Genetics, and Next-Gen Technologies

Continental-scale biogeographic assessment of shark and ray communities in Australia (124901)

1:45 PM

Sasha Whitmarsh

18.2W3: Shark ecology, biology and management

The influence of artificial structures on fish and fisheries (124875)

3:30 PM

Dianne McLean

19.3W1:Innovations for seafood sustainability: Harnessing AI, Genetics, and Next-Gen Technologies

Harnessing the power of recreational fishers and social media in research: Insights from Project Kingfish (124934)

1:15 PM

Belinda Goddard

18.2AD: Collection use and monitoring of customary and recreational fishing sectors

Multi-method tagging reveals cross-jurisdictional and seasonal movements of yellowtail kingfish (Seriola lalandi) (124897)

2:00 PM

Daniel Ierodiaconou

18.2AD: Collection use and monitoring of customary and recreational fishing sectors