K. Latha,M. Manoj Kumar,S. Balaji,Y Aswin Lakshman
标识
DOI:10.1109/ic3iot60841.2024.10550404
摘要
The maintenance and management of coral reefs, crucial hubs of biodiversity, necessitate regular monitoring to track adjustments in their health. Conventional visible monitoring strategies are hard work-extensive and pricey, especially in faraway and inaccessible places. This task proposes a modern solution through harnessing the power of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and hydrophone technology to create a Smart Coral Reef Monitoring System. In the face of a couple of threats, consisting of weather trade, it is imperative to monitor coral reef health and the effectiveness of conservation tasks. Traditionally, coral reefs had been monitored and restored the usage of photo processing techniques, relying on exertions- extensive efforts. However, our proposed answer shifts the paradigm by way of using hydrophones to record the sounds emitted by means of the organisms inhabiting those reefs. Through the analysis of sound frequencies, a trained AI model can accurately predict the situation of the coral reefsBy shooting the underwater sounds produced by way of reef-associated organisms, scientists and bosses benefit from a deeper understanding of reef ecosystems and their health. Research has proven that wholesome coral reefs show off wonderful acoustic signatures compared to degraded ones, paving the way for the improvement of automated structures to distinguish among the two. Passive acoustic monitoring extends the scope of coral reef tracking past simply measuring coral growth. It allows complete statistics collection at the diverse groups comprising reef habitats, assisting in monitoring coral reef recuperation. Furthermore, acoustic enrichment, a revolutionary approach, complements current gear for coral reef recovery. Ongoing studies aim to discover its applicability across numerous reef habitats and geographical locations whilst assessing its effect on adult fishes, different reef organisms, and atmosphere tactics.