Over the last 40 years, underwater stereo-image measurement systems have employed
stereo-cameras and paired single cameras in a variety of congurations. Both still and movie …

Over the last 40 years, underwater videometric measurement systems have employed
stereocameras and single cameras in a variety of configurations. Both still and movie …

Stereo‐video systems are used by marine ecologists to count and measure the size of
aquatic organisms. Most marine ecologists are not experts in underwater photogrammetry …

Assessment of age and size structure of marine populations is often used to detect and
determine the effect of natural and anthropogenic factors, such as commercial fishing, upon …

AbstractAn investigation of how increasing the distance and angle to objects of interest
affected the measurement accuracy and precision achievable with high-definition and …

Underwater stereo–video systems are widely used for counting and measuring fish in
aquaculture, fisheries, and conservation management. Length measurements are generated …

Assessment of population structure is often used to detect and analyse the impact on marine
fauna of environmental factors or commercial fishing. A primary tool in the characterisation of …

The in situ estimation of the length of marine biological specimens or features by Scuba
divers is complicated by the magnifying properties of water and the underwater environment …

Towed body systems of various configurations have been used for many years to map the
seabed. Prior to the last several years, single video camera systems were widely used to …

To understand and manage marine ecosystems, long-term monitoring of fish biomass is
needed. A challenge in estimating fish biomass using sampling nets is varying catchability …