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BioBase
Automated aquatic habitat mapping and fish data generation powered by AI.

What is BioBase?

BioBase leverages artificial intelligence to automate the generation of aquatic habitat maps and fish data from sonar recordings. By utilizing low-cost, powerful sonar devices like Lowrance® or Simrad®, the platform processes sonar files with sophisticated algorithms to produce detailed bathymetric, aquatic, and coastal habitat maps. These maps, along with spatial datasets, are delivered to a secure online account within minutes, enabling users to access and share their data anywhere through cloud-based storage.

The platform includes advanced features such as EcoFish™, which provides detailed fish counts, depths, relative sizes, and locations, and EcoSound™, which automates habitat mapping. BioBase supports various applications, including fisheries management, water resource conservation, and coastal studies, by offering tools like side-scan mosaics and custom GIS services. The technology is designed to help professionals focus on environmental analysis and conservation actions by streamlining data collection and map creation.

Features

  • EcoFish™: Provides detailed fish data including counts, depths, relative sizes, and locations powered by Echoview.
  • EcoSound™: Automates the creation of bathymetric, aquatic, and coastal habitat maps from sonar recordings.
  • Cloud-Based Processing: Delivers maps and datasets to a secure online account within minutes for easy access and sharing.
  • Side-Scan Mosaics: Advanced sonar imagery for identifying and protecting aquatic habitats.
  • Custom GIS Services: Enables creation of customized maps for stakeholders and customers.

Use Cases

  • Mapping aquatic habitats for conservation and management.
  • Generating fish data for fisheries research and monitoring.
  • Analyzing water resources and coastal environments.
  • Creating custom maps for stakeholders in environmental projects.
  • Automating sonar data processing for habitat studies.

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