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MARLIT, artificial intelligence against marine litter – EurekAlert
De izquierda a derecha, los investigadores Morgana Vighi, Odei García-Garin y Bertrand Bouchard.
IMAGE: In the future, it is expected to adapt the app to a remote sensor (for instance, a drone) to automate the remote sensing process).
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Credit: Àlex Aguilar (UNIVERSITY OF BARCELONA – IRBio)
Floating sea macro-litter is a threat to the conservation of marine ecosystems worldwide. The largest density of floating litter is in the great ocean gyres -systems of circular currents that spin and catch litter- but the polluting waste is abundant in coastal waters and semi closed seas such…
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