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OPTICAL INSTRUMENTATION FOR MONITORING MARINE AND FRESHWATER ECOSYSTEMS.

At CoastalOceanVision, we are committed to advancing the state of knowledge of our planet’s aquatic environments. We are able to observe dozens of physical and chemical parameters in real-time.

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HabStats - Harmful Algal Bloom Detection

Raman flow cytometer coupled with machine vision and machine learning for automated detection, classification and rapid response.

Microplastic Detection and Classification

CoastalOceanVision is working with the Hawaii Pacific University to develop standardized techniques for extraction of microplastic polymers from sediment cores.

Harim

Stereo imaging module compatible with REMUS AUVs allowing for automated habitat mapping and suitability modeling.

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Updates on current projects, announcements, additional features added to instrumentation.

BLIS

Bivalve larvae imaging system coupling machine learning with polarized microscopy for automatic detection of larvae including oysters, mussels, clams and scallops.


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News & Blog

A bunch of sponges are growing on a coral reef.
February 15, 2023
CoastalOceanVision exhibited at the AGU meeting the week of December 12 and showed live demonstrations of swimming Artemia larvae and juveniles. COV members Cameron Fairclough, Jared Schwartz and CEO Fred Richards held back the 8000 strong crowd and provided AGU members with product information on our plankton imaging system called CPICS and the Ocean Observing System called OceanCubes.
By CovTeam June 21, 2021
The post Microplastics – Development of a Raman Flow Through Microplastics Analyzer appeared first on Coastal Ocean Vision.
A close up of a microscope in a laboratory.
By CovTeam June 21, 2021
The post BLIS – Bivalve Larvae Imaging System appeared first on Coastal Ocean Vision.
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