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One means of surveying fish abundance and size is using this submersible camera array.
June 9, 2014
This device supports four video cameras and will be lowered down into the water near a reef. Let’s hope the fish are ready for their photoshoot.
Photo: Spencer Cody
One means of surveying fish abundance and size is using this submersible camera array. It is equipped with four cameras that are used for random sampling for survey data. The array is fitted with a bait bag filled with squid in order to attract fish such as grouper and snapper." - Spencer CodyRead the blog post
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