Real-time insights present new aquaculture management standards

BEDLAM

BEDLAM project shows how advanced acoustic and environmental profiling can help better anticipate biological and environmental disruptions

A Norway-UK collaboration has helped demonstrate how to overcome key challenges in achieving consistent and precise monitoring for fish production and seaweed management in aquaculture. Through the Biomass using Echosounding and Doppler for Live Aquaculture Monitoring (BEDLAM) project, Norwegian research institute SINTEF Ocean and UK-based underwater technology specialist Sonardyne tested new monitoring methods for fish farming.

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