Tracking the Fine Scale Movements of Fish Using Autonomous Maritime Robotics: A Systematic State of the Art Review

Nash, J. Z., Bond, J. , Case, M. , Mccarthy, I. , Mowat, R. , Pierce, I. , Teahan, W. .
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.oceaneng.2021.108650

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Journal Ocean Engineering
Authors Nash, J. Z. , Bond, J. , Case, M. , Mccarthy, I. , Mowat, R. , Pierce, I. , Teahan, W. .
Year 2021
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