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AIS is looking for an Electronic Monitoring Field Coordinator to support the Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council, Hawaii Longline Association, and the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) to implement a pilot study in the Hawaii shallow-set longline (SSLL) fishery. The goal of this work is to determine a baseline for current interactions, methodology of data collection under night-setting conditions using a combination of observer and electronic monitoring (EM) data, and preliminary testing of tori lines as a potential alternative of discouraging seabird interactions while providing operational flexibility during setting in the SSLL fishery. The study will be conducted under an Experimental Fishing Permit.
WDFW is looking for a highly skilled Scientific Technician to assist in the implementation of new pilot electronic monitoring (EM) and electronic logbook systems. As our Scientific Technician, you will be utilizing Coastal Crab Fleet data to protect valuable natural resources. This opportunity provides experience both in the office as well as in the field.
If this sounds like an exciting opportunity for you, apply today to become our Scientific Technician!
The Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI) along with our collaborative partners is seeking a Program Manager for a multi-institutional, NSF-funded effort called Ocean Vision AI (OVAI). The OVAI program seeks to address the extraordinary challenge of scaling up our capacity to analyze underwater visual data through a globally integrated network that enables effective collaboration between human operators and artificial intelligence. OVAI’s platforms, which include a Portal, FathomNet, and Video Game, will achieve this through application of principles in data science, human-computer interaction, and community engagement. OVAI will accelerate ocean discovery, inform all sectors of the Blue Economy, and lead to effective and sustainable marine stewardship. This individual will report to MBARI Principal Engineer Kakani Katija (Bioinspiration Lab) who is the lead Principal Investigator (PI) for OVAI.
The Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI) along with our collaborative partners* is seeking an Engagement Coordinator for a multi-institutional, NSF-funded effort called Ocean Vision AI (OVAI). The OVAI program seeks to address the extraordinary challenge of scaling up our capacity to analyze underwater visual data through a globally integrated network that enables effective collaboration between human operators and artificial intelligence. OVAI’s platforms, which include a Portal,FathomNet, and Video Game, will achieve this through application of principles in data science, human-computer interaction, and community engagement.
Archipelago is currently advertising for:
- Dockside Monitor in Port Hardy
- Data Technician in Victoria
- Dockside Monitor in Prince Rupert
- And other positions connected to EM and dockside monitoring
