Fish biomass estimation is one of the most common and important practices in aquaculture.
The regular acquisition of fish biomass information has been identified as an urgent need for …

European Union legislation, through the Water Framework Directive (2000/60/EC), as well
as national legislation, such as the 'Grenelle Environnement'(2007) in France, requires …

It has been widely accepted that fish reside within seagrass meadows because of the visual
protection and structure provided by the standing biomass. However, for many larger …

Wetlands are generically defined as lentic systems that take on characteristics of both
terrestrial and aquatic systems where vegetation capable of growing in shallow water …

ABSTRACT Bollinger, MA and Kline, RJ, 2017. Validating sidescan sonar as a fish survey
tool over artificial reefs. Visual observation methods via SCUBA are commonly used to …

In order to assess the spatial distribution pattern and tidal difference of fish density estimated
acoustically as well as identify influences of physiochemical variables on fish density, 12 …

In shallow waters horizontally aimed transducers are used to maximize usable survey
volume due to the physical limitations of the environment. However, horizontal acoustic …

Horizontal hydroacoustics is a technique of remote fish detection that has proved to
efficiently determine fish density and biomass in shallow or superficial waters. This non …

Abstract Information about fish distribution and abundance in the upper part of the water
column are often fundamental for both research and management. However, this information …

In the past decade improved acoustic hard‐and software have enabled estimations of
abundance and distribution patterns of aquatic organism, including non‐intrusive monitoring …