https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jU8VSUQgmI Today's Film Friday walks through the steps needed to assemble our custom-designed mount for an ARIS or DIDSON sonar camera.
Today's Flashback Friday describes how we used the ARIS sonar camera at a restoration project in San Francisco Bay. San Francisco Bay is the largest estuary on
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=srsvExuQFFw For today's Film Friday, we have a review of the ARIS sonar camera, including how we set it up and use it in fisheries research. Learn
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The Mekong River is a challenging place for fisheries research due to its turbid waters, dynamic hydrology, and the often remote location of sampling sites. These challenges
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World Wildlife Day is coming up this weekend, so today's Flashback Friday features a truly unique wildlife species: taimen, the world's largest salmon. Technology is helping to
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As anyone who’s worked in tidal mudflats knows, even the simplest tasks – like walking – can become surprisingly difficult in muddy terrain. While our biologists are
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jU8VSUQgmI&t In this week's Film Friday, our expert fabricator Jeremy Pombo walks through how to assemble FISHBIO's custom mount for the DIDSON and ARIS sonar cameras. We
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San Francisco Bay is the largest estuary on the West Coast, and in recent years much effort has been put into restoring tidal marsh habitat in the
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When it comes to fish sampling methods, electrofishing produces some of the most spine-tingling excitement. For the most part, this excitement arises from the suspense of not
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Close your eyes and plunge your mind into the depths of a rushing river at midnight. It’s dark and cold, and the constant pressure of moving water—weighing more
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