ESR Daniel Schurholz and Arjun Chennu also trained the diving ESRs in the use of their HyperDiver! Interested how this instrument can change coral reef monitoring? Read all about it: 4d-reef.eu/coral-reef-hab…

This week many of our ESR's are at the International Coral Reef Symposium presenting their research, learning from others and networking! #ICRS2022

Very happy to be showing the HyperDiver and our benthic mapping work at the #ICRS2022! 4D-REEF Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology Microsensors - MPI Bremen

Until tomorrow you still have the chance to get answers to all your questions about the #HyperDiver Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology Daniel Schurholz – check it out ICRS 2022 - 15. International Coral Reef Symposium in #Bremen! 🤿🪸📸

While everyone is at lunch ⁦Daniel Schurholz⁩ from ⁦Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology⁩ is busy at work explaining the ins and outs of the #hyperdiver to ⁦Stewart Jamieson⁩ from ⁦Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI)⁩. 👍

I had a very nice time last Wednesday showing our institute Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology and experiments in the Microsensors - MPI Bremen group to 6 very enthusiastic Coral Scientists, as a part of the #ICRS2022 Science Tours. Thanks for coming to visit us!

Finally in the warm water! So excited of operating the HyperDiver in its natural habitat - in reefs of Spermonde, Indonesia. Using spectral AI, Daniel Schurholz aims at creating habitat maps across depth and turbidity gradients in 6 islands. #fieldwork Stay tuned!

Great work by our Microsensors - MPI Bremen group! Very interesting study Marit van Erk Olivia Metcalf Bourceau, congrats!

Getting a clear picture of turbid reefs: ESRs Estradivari, Daniel Schurholz and Dino Ramos teamed up with Indonesian students Andi M.A. Pratama, Gunawan and Phita, to identify organisms living in turbid reefs using #AI of underwater images. Read it all here!4d-reef.eu/digitizing-the…

Everyone is talking about #ArtificialIntelligence and you can do too if you #BookAScientist such as ZMT’s Arjun Chennu. He will explain how AI tools help marine researchers in mapping and recording coastal biodiversity in coral reefs or mangroves. 🔗leibniz-gemeinschaft.de/bookascientist

Hot on the heels of his latest paper on how Earth has passed six of nine planetary boundaries, Johan Rockström from Potsdam-Institut für Klimafolgenforschung PIK delivered a thought-provoking and captivating talk followed by a dynamic Q&A session. Thank you Johan Rockström for sharing your knowledge.

Last week we presented the first Marine Atlas for Peru, all with data sourced in Peru through the Marine Peruvian Institute (IMARPE). Very happy to be a part of the great team that accomplished this feat. Try the atlas at atlasmarino.imarpe.gob.pe #atlas #GIS #Peru #imarpe #zmt