The rapid development of intelligent and unmanned technology has been applied in various
fields including aquaculture. Intelligent and unmanned technologies create new …

The Aquaculture industry is a sector that faces difficulties in maintaining a high-quality
production of food in a sustainable way due to the technological limitations of the …

Digital Twin technology has emerged to become a key enabling technology in the ongoing
transition into Industry 4.0. A Digital Twin is in essence a digital representation of an asset …

Subsea construction operations heavily rely on remotely operated vehicles (ROV). Due to
the dynamics of the subsea environment such as uncertain turbulences, affected visibility …

Aquaculture net pen defects such as biofouling, vegetation, and holes are key challenges to
efficient and sustainable fish production in aquaculture. These defects must be monitored to …

The expansion of aquaculture production into more exposed harsh and remote ocean
environments presents both new opportunities and challenges. To manage the complexities …

Raman spectroscopy is an optical sensing technique based on inelastic scattering effect,
which occurs when a sample is illuminated by a highintensity monochromatic light (usually a …

Aquaculture net pens inspection and monitoring are important to ensure net stability and fish
health in the fish farms. Remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) offer a low-cost and …

In aquaculture, controlling water quality parameters is an important challenge. The water
quality parameters affect the growth of aquatic organisms. Thus, maintaining water quality …

Net inspection in fish-farm cages is a daily task for divers. This task represents a high cost for
fish farms and is a high-risk activity for human operators. The total inspection surface can be …