Sharks and crocs prompt AI harbour management system

By Matt Johnston on Nov 30, 2018 11:13AM

Safely monitoring fish species from dry land.

Despite having more species of coral than the Great Barrier Reef, the waters off Darwin are under increasing threat from introduced species, overfishing and climate change. In a bid to better manage and monitor fish populations in the murky, crocodile-infested waters of Darwin Harbour, the ...

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