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New imaging methods map coral reefs from whole bays to individual colonies

via Phys.org·yesterday

University of Miami researchers describe airborne mapping and an AI tool for measuring coral boundaries in underwater photographs, Phys.org reports. Two peer-reviewed studies tested the methods on reef imagery, including surveys before and after Typhoon Mawar in Guam. The tools may improve monitoring; measuring reef change does not itself establish its cause or prove restoration success.

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