Projects
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Identification of high-frequency periodic acoustic fish tags with deep learning
Project Type
AI & Machine Learning
Area/Sector
Aquaculture
Lead Investigator
Dr. Stan Matwin
HQP’s
Santosh Medisetty
Kayalvizhi Thanigainathan
Problem: Researchers must search through a database of acoustic data to find specific data points. It is time-consuming and inefficient use of researchers’ time.
Solution: A machine learning model was trained to be able to identify acoustic pings that are connected to specific tags, making tracking tags more easy.
Integrating multiple deep learning models to track and classify at-risk fish species near commercial infrastructure
Problem: A manual process in counting fish required significant human effort to review a range of data types, including video footage. The process to review was time-consuming to search and find patterns in.
Solution: Train a computer to be able to identify various types of media and then connect them to each other in order to efficiently track trajectories.
Project Type
AI & Machine Learning
Area/Sector
Marine Energy
Lead Investigator
Dr. Chris Whidden
HQP’s
Vishnu Kandimalla
Shyam Aghara
Pairing Meteorological and Power Data for Marine Hybrid Electric Boats
Project Type
AI & Machine Learning
Area/Sector
Marine Operations
Lead Investigator
Dr. Chris Whidden
HQP’s
Mohamed Muzamil H
Rex Ramos
Problem: Merging data from a range of sources to develop a prediction model about the power usage of vessels.
Solution: A light weight prediction model was developed to guide future data collection and optimize movement speeds and consumption to limit environmental impacts.
Benthic Ecosystem Mapping and Engagement (BEcoME project)
Problem: A large image repository where photos need to be identified based on certain characteristics, but the process is time-consuming and prone to error.
Solution: A deep learning model trained to identify photos quickly and efficiently, reducing human error.
Project Type
AI & Machine Learning
Area/Sector
Ocean health
Lead Investigator
Dr. Chris Whidden
HQP’s
Dr. Scott Lowe
Amit Robert Baroi
Phase 2: Smart Buoy Redundancy Model Optimization
Project Type
AI & Machine Learning
Area/Sector
Logistics
Lead Investigator
Dr. Luis Torgo
HQP’s
Amruth Sagar Kuppili
Problem: A fail-safe for when the main data source is not available to provide up-to-date information.
Solution: Provide redundancy in the measured variables that will be able to predict conditions in case the main source goes offline.
Automating the Analysis of Fish School Recognition in Echograms in the Bay of Fundy
Problem: Labour intensive effort to write complex detailed reports based on processed acoustic data.
Solution: Write R script that will provide a template quarterly and annual report.
Project Type
Advanced Analytics
Area/Sector
Renewable energy
Lead Investigator
Dr. Stan Matwin
HQP’s
Mahtab Sarvmaili
SeRViz: an Interactive Visualization Framework for the Analysis of Sequential Rules and Frequent Itemsets
Project Type
Data Visualizations
Area/Sector
Logistics
Lead Investigator
Dr. Fernando V. Paulovich
HQP’s
Asal Jalilvand
Problem: Complex data from a range of sources can be difficult to comprehend and analyze. Dozens of patterns in events occur, each with a different outcome.
Solution: Create a data visualization dashboard that displays the data in easily consumable way, and allows for the emergence of patterns.
Shipping Container Code Classification and Prediction
Problem: Significant volumes of data requires cleaning prior to being processed. It is a labour intensive and error prone process to address repetition, inconsistencies, and errors in the data.
Solution: A model was developed to help automate and expedite the cleaning and processing of data, reducing human effort.
Project Type
Advanced Analytics
Area/Sector
Logistics
Lead Investigator
Dr. Vlado Keselj
HQP’s
Tukai Pain
Whales from Space: Surveying Baleen Whales in the Gulf of St. Lawrence using VHR Satellite Imagery
Project Type
AI & Machine Learning
Area/Sector
Logistics
Lead Investigator
Dr. Boris Worm, Dr. Sageev Oore
HQP’s
Mirerfan Gheibi
Problem: Hundreds of thousands of images needed to be reviewed created significant human effort to sort and identify whales and other mammals.
Solution: A model was developed to quickly sort through images, reducing human effort by more than half.
