论文信息 - Potential of active ultrasound monitoring systems for jellyfish detection

Potential of active ultrasound monitoring systems for jellyfish detection

This paper investigates the potential of active ultrasound jellyfish monitoring systems to continuously detect, quantify and identify different species in turbulent underwater environments. The experimentations carried out in December 2015 at the Aquarium de Paris, France, are used to propose an unified acoustic signal processing framework for visualizing jellyfish passages.

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