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BLOG: Time and memory-efficient computation: problems and solutions

Posted July 26, 2021
Santosh Medisetty

Learn how DeepSense students successfully tackle challenges and learn during their internships. Written by recent Master of Computer Science graduate, Santosh Medisetty.

CBC News: AI software developed in N.S. provides glimpse into wild and murky Bay of Fundy

Posted March 26, 2021
Rebecca Rawcliffe

AI Innovation by DeepSense drives OERA's Pathway Program success

Posted March 24, 2021
Rebecca Rawcliffe

Discovery Session ~ Accelerating AI Project Development

Posted March 8, 2021
Dr. Lu Yang

Learn how High-Performance Computing (HPC) infrastructure accelerates AI model training with huge datasets.

BLOG: Creating a data dictionary

Posted February 8, 2021
Jason Newport

Why do we need a data dictionary? A data dictionary is a central location where information about data is stored.

Discovery Session ~ Introduction to Version Control Tool “GitHub”

Posted March 1, 2021
Bhavna Raviprasad
Learn how to develop projects using GitHub as a source code management tool and track changes of a working project from anywhere.

Jennifer LaPlante named in the DataIQ 100

Our executive director, Jennifer LaPlante has been named in the DataIQ 100, a power list of the most influential data and analytics practitioners!

BLOG: Why GitHub is important to know

Posted February 1, 2021
Geetika Bhatia

COVE Announces the Exploring Opportunities in Ocean Tech for Young Women Program Launch

Posted January 21, 2021
Jennifer LaPlante

DeepSense Discovery Sessions - Beyond the laptop

Jesuseyi Will Fasuyi, a recent Dalhousie Master of Applied Computer Science Graduate completed a complex machine learning project and recently published a paper in the Journal of Ocean Technology. Prior to this project, he had limited machine learning experience training models with his own laptop.

BLOG: Choosing the right algorithm

Posted January 10, 2021
Geetika Bhatia

Learn about the ideal algorithms for the data you have, or what types of data you need to explore a range of machine learning models.

DeepSense Discovery Sessions - Sedna

The future is data-informed and technology-enabled. Many rural areas depend on our rich ocean resources for economic prosperity. Sedna is at the forefront of unleashing the power of data and technology within the commercial fishing industry to maximize the return on harvesting such resources for a better and more sustainable world.

DeepSense launches initiative to help small businesses during COVID-19

Posted March 29, 2020
Jennifer LaPlante

BLOG: Can AI/Machine Learning solve all of your data problems?

Posted April 17, 2020
Jason Newport

DeepSense Discovery Sessions - DeepSense

There is a lot of buzz about big data, machine learning, and artificial intelligence (AI). Join us to learn about how DeepSense supports collaborative projects between businesses in the ocean economy and researchers to drive growth in the ocean supply chain through the exploration and use of AI, machine learning and data visualizations.

BLOG: How do I start working with a new type of data?

Posted March 9, 2020
Gashin Ghazizadeh

BLOG: What does my data need to look like to do AI/ML?

Posted March 4th, 2020
Jason Newport

DeepSense Discovery Sessions - Port of Halifax

The Port of Halifax is a regional economic engine, generating 15,000 jobs and contributing over $1.97 billion in economic impact. While data and collaboration are required for everything from day-to-day operations and long-term planning, data within industry partners have remained siloed and lacking in globally adopted standards, hurting productivity and stunting innovation.

BLOG: Are GPUs better for Machine Learning?

Posted February 4, 2020
Mirerfan Gheibi

BLOG: How much data do I need for AI/Machine Learning?

Posted November 29th, 2020
Jason Newport

DeepSense Discovery Sessions - CIOOS

Ocean observation is important to understand how our oceans are changing and predicting how our coasts and fisheries are affected by those changes. Increasing the availability and sharing of ocean science and data ensures Canadians can safely navigate through our coastal waters, maintain our coastal economy, and build resilient coastal infrastructure.

DeepSense Discovery Sessions - Smart Buoy Project

Chris Whidden, PhD, DeepSense algorithms and software specialist, will guide an overview of the design and execution of a DeepSense project: Smart Atlantic Buoy - Employing machine learning algorithms to predict wave and wind values on the Smart Atlantic Buoy. Chris shares how a Master of Computer Science student (Will) partnered with the Centre for Ocean Ventures and Entrepreneurship (COVE) to create a machine learning prediction model.

DeepSense Discovery Sessions - ReelData

Matt Zimola, CEO, ReelData, has quickly created a highly successful ocean data start-up. Hear about ReelData's path, where they are headed, and the challenges they face including collecting data and helping others see the opportunities they have identified.

DeepSense Discovery Sessions - AIS data

Learn about AIS data. This informative session led by Casey Hilliard, Data Manager, about Automatic Identification System (AIS) data, the ship tracking system. Hear how AIS data has been used to support vessel transportation, some challenges in using AIS data and potential uses of AIS data.

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