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Available Videos:
• Jeff Hare: JIMAR Overview
• Matt Lauretta: West Atlantic bluefin tuna close-kin mark-recapture
• Erica Goetze: Environmental DNA biotic surveys at the deep seafloor…
• Jeff Drazen: The potential effects of deep-sea mining on pelagic ecosystems…
• Lars Bejder: The use of innovative technologies to study resident and…
• Kim Holland: Animals as oceanographers — Near real-time ocean profiles…
• Eva-Marie Nosal: Tricks to localize marine mammals using passive acoustics…
• Jennifer McCullough: An acoustic survey of beaked whales and Kogia…
• Jonathan Whitney: Ecological interactions in larval fish nurseries…
• Courtney Couch: Scaling up coral reef monitoring through imagery…
• John Burns: A comparison of the diagnostic accuracy of in-situ…
• Atsuko Fukunaga: Extraction of habitat metrics from 3D reconstruction…
• Scott Baker: Searching for missing whales with DNA
• Angelique White: What pretty pictures of tiny things + a few lasers can tell you…
• Benedetto Barone: The use of autonomous underwater vehicles to study…
• Seth Bushinsky: Utilizing biogeochemical profiling floats to understand…
• Sara Ferrón: Shipboard measurements of gross primary productivity…
Testimonial to Joshua Copus
Jeff Hare, Assoc. Dir.
JIMAR Overview
Matt Lauretta
Research Fishery Biologist, NOAA Southeast Fisheries Science Center
“West Atlantic bluefin tuna close-kin mark-recapture”
Erica Goetze
Associate Professor, Department of Oceanography, UH Mānoa
“Environmental DNA biotic surveys at the deep seafloor: Biodiversity, biogeography, and biomonitoring”
Jeff Drazen
Professor, Department of Oceanography, UH Mānoa
“The potential effects of deep-sea mining on pelagic ecosystems and fisheries”
Lars Bejder
Director, Marine Mammal Research Program, Hawai‘i Institute of Marine Biology, UH Mānoa
“The use of innovative technologies to study resident and migratory cetaceans”
Kim Holland
Researcher, Hawai‘i Institute for Marine Biology, UH Mānoa
“Animals as oceanographers — Near real-time ocean profiles from Hawaii sharks”
Eva-Marie Nosal
Associate Professor and Department Chair, Ocean and Resources Engineering, UH Mānoa
“Tricks to localize marine mammals using passive acoustics in some challenging scenarios”
Jennifer McCullough
Senior Passive Acoustics Associate, JIMAR / PIFSC
“An acoustic survey of beaked whales and Kogia in the Mariana Archipelago using drifting recorders”
Jonathan Whitney
Integrated Ecosystem Assessment Assistant Researcher, JIMAR/PIFSC
“Ecological interactions in larval fish nurseries: from microscopic to ecosystem scales”
Courtney Couch
Coral Reef Researcher, JIMAR/PIFSC
“Scaling up coral reef monitoring through imagery and machine learning”
John Burns
Assistant Professor, Department of Marine Science, UH Hilo
“A comparison of the diagnostic accuracy of in-situ and digital image-based assessments of coral health and disease”
Atsuko Fukunaga
Ecological Research Statistician, JIMAR / PMNM
“Extraction of habitat metrics from 3D reconstruction of coral reefs: 3D vs 2.5D”
Scott Baker
Associate Director, Cetaceans Conservation and Genomics Lab, Oregon State University
“Searching for missing whales with DNA”
Angelique White
Associate Professor, Department of Oceanography / CMORE, UH Mānoa
“What pretty pictures of tiny things + a few lasers can tell you about life and death at the base of the marine food web”
Benedetto Barone
Research Oceanographer, BEACH Lab, UH Manoa
“The use of autonomous underwater vehicles to study the spatial variability of ocean ecosystems and to measure metabolic rates”
Seth Bushinsky
Assistant Professor, Department of Oceanography, UH Mānoa
“Utilizing biogeochemical profiling floats to understand air-sea fluxes of oxygen and carbon”
Sara Ferrón
Assistant Researcher, Department of Oceanography / CMORE, UH Mānoa
“Shipboard measurements of gross primary productivity using membrane inlet mass spectrometry”