The application for fishermen scans and identifies any fish
Sergey Lipchenko, published December 22, 2021
Even the most avid fishermen sometimes catch fish that they simply cannot identify. When this happens, how do you know how much the fish weighs, whether it's in season, and whether it's edible? With a quick scan of your catch, the FishVerify app can identify the type of fish, provide information about its edibility and habitat, and, using your phone's GPS, can tell you how much of a given fish can be legally caught.
FishVerify is built on a neural network, a type of artificial intelligence that can be trained on a set of data and used for image recognition. In this case, the system was filled with 1.5 million pictures of more than 1,000 different types of fish, and the beta version of the application is currently working on about 150 species.
Using an ever-growing set of data, the idea is that fishermen can take a photo of any fish they catch, and in a couple of seconds the app will tell them what kind of fish it is, as well as all its physical features, where it can be found, how to catch it, and how to catch it. whether to eat it. Existing photos can also be imported, if suddenly a week ago you caught an unknown fish, but did not know what kind of fish it was and simply threw it away after taking a photo first.
FishVerify can also use location information from your phone to check how many of these fish you can carry without running into a fine from the fisheries authorities, the seasonality of this fish, and the catch records for this species. The app will automatically geotag your catches, creating a detailed diary of where, when and what you caught. If a fisherman needs a specific fish, the application will tell you where it is best to look for the specified species.
The FishVerify app is on Kickstarter, where $15 or more can get you access to the beta version now. The app is currently only available on iOS, but an Android version is already in development.
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How to Read Underwater Topography on a Sonar Screen
In addition to identifying fish, it is also important to learn how to use the depth and bottom features. On most fish finders, the depth (in feet or meters) between the bottom and the water surface is shown in the upper left corner of the display. Directly below the depth is usually the water temperature.
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Underwater algae appears on the sonar screen as thin vertical lines. Additionally, you should look for holes or depressions as these may contain lurking fish, as well as logs and underwater mounds that also tend to attract fish.
Various types of bottom consistency
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Help me identify the fish from the photo
Help me identify the fish from the photo
Post by maktub » 02 Mar 2010, 21:29
Help me identify the fish from the photo
Post by Metal » 02 Mar 2010, 21:30
Help me identify the fish from the photo
Post by Roman » 02 Mar 2010, 21:33
Help me identify the fish from the photo
Post by Metal » 02 Mar 2010, 21:35
Help me identify the fish from the photo
Post by maktub » 02 Mar 2010, 21:39
Help me identify the fish from the photo
Post by Metal » 02 Mar 2010, 21:41
Help me identify the fish from the photo
Post by maktub » 02 Mar 2010, 21:44
Help me identify the fish from the photo
Post by Alexey » March 02, 2010, 21:45
Help me identify the fish from the photo
Post by Alexey » March 02, 2010, 10:04 pm
Help me identify the fish from the photo
Post by Smile » April 16, 2010, 05:59 pm
Help me identify the fish from the photo
Post by Roman » April 16, 2010, 6:20 pm
Help me identify the fish from the photo
Post by Smile » April 16, 2010, 6:29 pm
to AquaStatuS : Yes, yes, the cancer looks much more like the photo than the lobsters I found