Fish classification (FC) is crucial in various domains, including fishery management and
ecological research. Traditional FC methods rely mainly on morphological criteria such as …

Bioassessment is the process of using living organisms to assess the ecological health of a
particular ecosystem. It typically relies on identifying specific organisms that are sensitive to …

Automated recognition and classification of aquatic species (fish, shrimp etc.) are very useful
for studies dealing with the count of species for population evaluation, fish behaviour …

Aquatic insects and other benthic macroinvertebrates are mostly used as bioindicators of the
ecological status of freshwaters. However, an expensive and time-consuming process of …

Tuna is one among the popular commercial fishes and forms a major proportion of world
fishery products. Separation of these fishes into different species is important to export raw …

Bioassessment is the process of using living organisms to assess the ecological health of a
particular ecosystem. It typically relies on identifying specific organisms that are sensitive to …

Invasive fungal infections (IFI) and systemic fungal infections (SFI), caused by molds are on
the rise, based on data from literature. Diagnostics of those infections can sometimes be …

The research in this review emphasizes the crucial importance of integrating artificial
intelligence (AI) into aquaculture to improve efficiency, sustainability, and fish health …

Aims/Objectives: Identification of fish species is essential in export industries. Among the
different fish species exported, tuna forms a significant portion and hence the separation of …

Based on literature data in recent years the incidence of invasive fungal infection (IFI)
caused by molds is on the rise. Diagnostics of those infections can sometimes be inefficient; …