Use of acoustic seabed classification to identify fish habitats. Session: Ocean Observation, Theme Session K8: The Integration of Acoustic and Optical Survey Techniques and Marine Biological Data for the Purpose of Seabed Classification.

S.M. Freeman; M. Bergmann; H. Hinz; M.J. Kaiser; J.D. Bennell

Use of acoustic seabed classification to identify fish habitats. Session: Ocean Observation, Theme Session K8: The Integration of Acoustic and Optical Survey Techniques and Marine Biological Data for the Purpose of Seabed Classification.

S.M. Freeman
, M. Bergmann
, H. Hinz
, M.J. Kaiser
, J.D. Bennell

School of Ocean Sciences

Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper

Original language	English
Pages	1-28
Publication status	Published - 1 Jan 2002
Event	ICES Annual Science Conference 1-5 October, Copenhagen, Denmark - Duration: 3 Jan 0001 → …

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Conference	ICES Annual Science Conference 1-5 October, Copenhagen, Denmark
Period	3/01/01 → …

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SDG 14 Life Below Water

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Freeman, S. M., Bergmann, M., Hinz, H., Kaiser, M. J., & Bennell, J. D. (2002). Use of acoustic seabed classification to identify fish habitats. Session: Ocean Observation, Theme Session K8: The Integration of Acoustic and Optical Survey Techniques and Marine Biological Data for the Purpose of Seabed Classification.. 1-28. Paper presented at ICES Annual Science Conference 1-5 October, Copenhagen, Denmark.

Freeman, S.M. ; Bergmann, M. ; Hinz, H. et al. / Use of acoustic seabed classification to identify fish habitats. Session: Ocean Observation, Theme Session K8: The Integration of Acoustic and Optical Survey Techniques and Marine Biological Data for the Purpose of Seabed Classification. Paper presented at ICES Annual Science Conference 1-5 October, Copenhagen, Denmark.

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Use of acoustic seabed classification to identify fish habitats. Session: Ocean Observation, Theme Session K8: The Integration of Acoustic and Optical Survey Techniques and Marine Biological Data for the Purpose of Seabed Classification. / Freeman, S.M.; Bergmann, M.; Hinz, H. et al.
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