Aquaculture Canada and WAS North America 2022

August 15 - 18, 2022

St Johns, Newfoundland, Canada

Aquaculture Monitoring Technologies

Thursday, August 18, 2022 09:00 - 17:00 Bannerman 4
Chair: Jordan Matley, Jennie Korus

  • 11:00
    Tyler Sclodnick

    APPLYING LIVE DATA TO NET PEN FARM OPERATIONS

    Tyler Sclodnick

  • 11:20
    Meredith Burke

    REAL-TIME DISSOLVED OXYGEN MONITORING IN A NOVA SCOTIA ATLANTIC SALMON FARM

    Meredith Burke

  • 11:40
    Haesik Kim

    5G ENABLED AQUACULTURE MONITORING SYSTEM

    Haesik Kim

  • 12:00
    Laila Nargis

    ENABLING EASE OF ACCESS TO COMPLEX SPATIAL DATA: DEVELOPMENT OF AN INTERACTIVE GIS MAP TO SIMPLIFY AQUACULTURE DECISION MAKING

    Laila Nargis

  • 12:20
    Ryan Horricks

    COMPARISON OF DRONE AND VESSEL-BASED COLLECTION OF MICROBIOLOGICAL WATER SAMPLES IN MARINE ENVIRONMENTS

    Ryan Horricks

  • 12:40
    Arif R. Anwary

    AN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE-POWERED ACE AQUATEC SEAL DETECTION SYSTEM: REAL-WORLD EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN AND VALIDATION

    Arif R. Anwary

  • 14:30
    Muersha Wusiman

    DETECTION OF CYANOTOXIN MICROCYSTIN-LR (MC-LR) WITH PORTABLE OPTICAL SENSOR

    Muersha Wusiman

  • 14:50
    Jason Deglint

    AUTOMATIC ANALYSIS OF HARMFUL ORGANISMS IN WATER: A BIOLOGY AND MACHINE LEARNING POWERED APPROACH TO MONITORING WATER QUALITY

    Jason Deglint

  • 15:10
    Reginald Blaylock

    SENSITIVITY OF A LAMP ASSAY FOR DETECTION OF THE DINOFLAGELLATE Amyloodinium ocellatum IN SIMULATED FIELD CONDITIONS

    Reginald Blaylock

  • 15:30
    Elham Maghsoudloo

    USING BIOSENSORS TO DETERMINE THE EFFECTS OF WATER POLLUTION IN COASTAL AREAS (CASE STUDIES OF COASTAL ZONE ASSALUYEH)

    Elham Maghsoudloo

  • 15:50
    Maxim Batalin

    HIGH THROUGHPUT MONITORING OF WATER SAMPLES FOR AUTOMATED DETECTION OF HARMFUL ALGAE AND SEA LICE

    Maxim Batalin

  • 16:10
    Hemang Rishi

    DIGITALIZATION AND ARTIFICAL INTELLIGENCE FEEDING INNOVATIONS IMPLEMENTED IN INDUSTRY APPLICATION

    Hemang Rishi

  • 16:30
    Nigel Keeley

    INTRODUCING SIBS: ‘SUBSTRATE INDEPENDENT BENTHIC SAMPLER’ FOR HARD AND MIXED-BOTTOM HABITATS: A PROOF OF CONCEPT STUDY

    Nigel Keeley

  • 16:50
    Matt Clarke

    BEYOND NANOBUBBLES: RAPID ADVANCES IN AQUACULTURE OXYGENATION TECHNOLOGIES

    Matt Clarke

  • 17:10
    Andrew Lawrence

    USING REMOTE OPERATED VEHICLES TO STREAMLINE AQUACULTURE INSPECTIONS AND UNDERWATER TASKS

    Andrew Lawrence

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