Explore cutting-edge technologies revolutionizing ocean research in this 45-minute press workshop from the Ocean Sciences Meeting 2018. Discover how scientists are advancing ocean observations, robotics, machine learning, and visualization techniques. Learn about next-generation Argo floats capable of descending to 6,000-meter depths, robotic plankton for measuring small-scale environmental processes, and innovative imaging technologies creating 3D coral reef maps. Gain insights from experts at Scripps Institution of Oceanography on topics including deep-sea exploration, plankton classification, underwater visualization, and coral reef monitoring. Understand the impact of these transformative technologies on marine science, climate change research, and the future of ocean conservation efforts.
New Technologies to Study the Ocean - Advances in Observations, Robotics, and Imaging
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Argo today
Argo floats
Argo
Impact of Argo
The future
Deep Argo floats
Conclusion
Welcome
How can we sample the ocean
Swarm of larvae
DARPA request for proposals
Internet of Things
Classification of plankton
Importance of plankton
In situ observation
Upo
Colonial organisms
Convolutional neural nets
Transformative technology
Wanton speculation
Imagebased ocean observing
Underwater visualization
Coral reef
Trees
Coral distribution
Technology
Coral bleaching
One year forward
Response to climate change
Finding solutions
Big data
Coral reefs
Forests
Cook Islands
Marine Protected Areas
Thors Hammer
Cost of Argo floats
Taught by
AGU
