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An independent science programme examining the influence of manmade structures on the ecology of the North Sea
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David White from University of Southampton talking about the future for offshore wind and site characterisation Oceanology International including highlights of the Natural Environment Research Council INSITE AT-SEA project led by Daniel Jones using National Oceanography Centre marine autonomous technologies
🚨New paper! How can decommissioning offshore structures contribute to #environmental and #biodiversity #targets ? Find out here -> sciencedirect.com/science/articl… in our INSITE funded work in the Journal of Environmental Management!
You can help to shape policy! Share your views on the impacts of #OffshoreWindFarms on #CommercialFishing in our new survey with University of Aberdeen UKERC ECOWind. We plan to use data collected to help inform more effective and inclusive #MarinePolicies : pml.ac.uk/News/Help-to-s…
Thank you to everyone who attended the #INSITEsInto webinar series throughout 2023. We hope you enjoyed our range of topics and speakers. If you'd like to access our resources, you can find them here: insitenorthsea.org/impact
Could an offshore wind turbine have a pet AUV in the future? There's potential for lots of different approaches. An infrastructure that facilitates subsea would greatly benefit marine monitoring, but this requires further development. #WebinarLiveTweet #INSITEsInto
Is eDNA being incorporated into environmental impact assessments? It's not part of a standard impact assessment, but, it feels like an easy win to include it because it tells us more about functions. #INSITEsInto #MarineMonitoring #WebinarLiveTweet
Dr Tom Wilding: As a data scientist, I always want more data. We want more footage of more structures and are open to other investigators' data. #INSITEsInto #MarineMonitoring #WebinarLiveTweet
We're now onto our Q&A session - your chance to ask the #marinemonitoring experts your questions. Reply to this tweet or put your questions in the webinar chat! #WebinarLiveTweet #INSITEsInto
Dr Natalie Hicks is taking us through data collection with two case studies, Miller and Northwest Hutton. #INSITEsIntoMarineMonitoring #WebinarLiveTweet
Now, we welcome Dr Tom Wilding. Tom is currently discussing 3D photogrammetry- the practice of generating 3D models from multiple images. Information can be taken from the models, and using auto ID, we can understand the volume of organisms in the model. #INSITEsInto
How do AUV data sets meet recommended monitoring requirements? Although they can't get close to structures, they provide helpful ongoing environmental survey data. #MarineMonitoring #WebinarLiveTweet #INSITEsInto
What can fully autonomous monitoring achieve? It can answer key questions through acoustic mapping. And, unlike actions carried out by larger vessels, it can get closer to the seafloor- a stronger way of understanding the marine environment. #INSITEsInto #WebinarLiveTweet
We're now joined by Daniel Jones, who is discussing #marinemonitoring challenges in the #NorthSea and exploring the objectives of the AT-SEA project.
After a welcome from Henk Van Rein, we're now joined by Vicki Castro-Spokes from Defra UK, who has just introduced the importance of #marinemonitoring . #INSITEsInto #webinarlivetweet
Catch up on 'INSITEs Into' webinars before the 6th and final installment Marine Monitoring with Natalie Ruth Hicks School of Life Sciences, University of Essex Daniel Jones National Oceanography Centre and Tom Wilding Scottish Association for Marine Science on the 🗓️30th November.👇
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