Registre des initiatives en IA
Toutes les initiatives inscrites au registre sont consultables ici, sans compte. Chaque fiche montre son avancement, ses jalons et l'historique de ses décisions. Les demandes encore en cours de triage n'y figurent pas : elles rejoignent le registre une fois examinées.
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82 initiative(s)
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Recherches sur l’Intelligence artificielle pour le traitement automatisé des données d’acoustiques sous-marineNous utilisons les technologies d’apprentissage profond (deep learning) et les détecteurs pour la détection et identification en temps réal des espèces de mammifères marins telles que la baleine noire de l’Atlantique.
Pilot Sciences des écosystèmes et des océans Perception et compréhension
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Recherche et développement d’outils de vision automatisée pour l’étude des refuges marins des coraux et des éponges du golfe du Saint-Laurent.Projet de contribution avec le Centre de développement et de recherche en intelligence numérique (CDRIN). L’objectif est de concevoir et développer un outil d’intelligence artificielle permettant de détecter et suivre les organismes benthiques filmés dans refuges marins des coraux et des éponges du Golfe du Saint-Laurent.
Idea Sciences des écosystèmes et des océans Perception et compréhension
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Remote sensing of the internal tide in the St. LawrenceUsing model outputs (STLE500/STLE200) to 1) help identify internal tide surface signature in SWOT (Surface Water and Ocean Topography) data and 2) train an AI to detect internal tide in SWOT data.
Pilot Sciences des écosystèmes et des océans Perception et compréhension
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Chumputer Vision - salmon scale age predictive AIDeep Machine growth pattern Learning of chum salmon scales for predictive age assignments by way of scale pattern interpretation.
Pilot Sciences des écosystèmes et des océans Perception et compréhension
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Pacific Plankton Monitoring: Imagery and automated classification1) Monitoring of zooplankton and phytoplankton in the water column with shipboard and benchtop plankton imaging instruments (UVP, ZooScan, PlanktoScope). 2) Application of automated classification of survey and preserved sample image data sets to complement and enhance spatial and temporal resolution of monitoring in Canada’s EEZ and offshore NE Pacific.
Pilot Sciences des écosystèmes et des océans Perception et compréhension
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Extracting impacts data from regulatory documentsUse OCR pdf readers, topic detection and language models to detect specific data elements inside written text documents, for extraction and analysis in a cumulative impacts context.
Pilot Sciences des écosystèmes et des océans Perception et compréhension
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Zooplankton image analysisUse Random Forest and residual neural networks (ResNet) for automated classification of zooplankton images collected using: 1) scanning of preserved samples (ZooScan); and 2) in situ imagery (Underwater Vision Profiler, UVP). Imagery focused on surveys and samples collected along the West Coast of Vancouver Island and offshore from 2022-present.
Pilot Sciences des écosystèmes et des océans Perception et compréhension
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Nearshore biotopes modelTools built in python to automate image analysis and fish measurement tasks. Applications include a conveyor belt camera and underwater towed stereo camera system.
Pilot Sciences des écosystèmes et des océans Perception et compréhension
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Optical Character Recognition Data transcription toolThis completed project built a proof of concept tool to facilitate data transcription and validation from hand-written field notes. tested on ~100 year old salmon observations and present-day salmon stream inspection logs to determine the cost/feasibility/effectiveness of implementing such a tool in Salmon monitoring contexts.
Pilot Sciences des écosystèmes et des océans Perception et compréhension
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Automatic detection of unidentified fish soundsThis completed project used Random Forests and Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN) algorithms trained on manually detected fish sounds to detect fish sounds collected on a passive acoustic monitoring project. The result is an easy-to-use, open-source software called FishSoundFinder, implemented with the CNN detector.
Pilot Sciences des écosystèmes et des océans Perception et compréhension
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Deep sea habitat, organism and object detection and identification.Proposing a capstone project to Computer Science students from Camosun College to develop a pipeline for identifying objects and loading the results into Biigle for human review.
Pilot Sciences des écosystèmes et des océans Perception et compréhension
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Phytoplankton image classification modelCreate a neural network model to classify phytoplankton images collected by in-situ phytoplankton imaging sensors. There are two discrete steps to this project: 1) create a library of annotated images for model training; 2) creation and refinement of the CNN model.
Pilot Sciences des écosystèmes et des océans Perception et compréhension
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Salmon Scale AgingA model using computer vision to look at images of salmon scale and predict the age of salmon and also explain how it arrived at its prediction.
Pilot Sciences des écosystèmes et des océans Perception et compréhension
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Salmon Data DigitizationDigitizing non-machine-readable (handwritten) documents and extracts characters into a digital format so that it is accessible, editable, and useable for analysis.
Pilot Sciences des écosystèmes et des océans Perception et compréhension
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Salmon Fence CountingA model using computer vision to analyze water stream fence video-footage, to simultaneously count the number of and predict the species of salmon.
Pilot Sciences des écosystèmes et des océans Perception et compréhension
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Automated assessment of satellite imageryAI routines are being developed and tested to assess large volume of satellite imagery and data to: i) Automatically Identify marine hazards and ii) Change detection – i.e. shorelines or riverbank changes.
Pilot Sciences des écosystèmes et des océans Perception et compréhension
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Development of an underwater videography and AI system for studying fish passage effectivenessDesigned to train existing DFO tools with information on fish passage effectiveness and develop an SOP for training videography-based AI models in support of fish passage projects.
Pilot Sciences des écosystèmes et des océans Perception et compréhension
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Development and testing of artificial intelligence and machine learning to analyze underwater photo and video data to assess marine impacts and resourcesThis completed project (2020/21) aimed to utilize machine learning and imaging technology in fisheries science. The proponent planned to use Video and Image Analytics for Marine Environments (VIAME), an open-source system developed by NOAA, for two specific purposes: 1. Measure the movement of Atlantic cod across boundaries at the Gilbert Bay Marine Protected Area in Newfoundland and Labrador. 2. Assess the impact of seismic surveying on Atlantic cod as part of a project funded by the Environmental Studies Research Fund (ESRF). The automatic detection and count of fish near MPA boundaries was expected to reduce use of personnel time and effort.
Pilot Sciences des écosystèmes et des océans Perception et compréhension
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Computer vision to automate fish data extraction from videoOur purpose has been to build a tool to broadly apply computer vision methods in marine research. Our work has generated several publications illustrating how we built, tested/validated, and applied computer vision methodology to collect / extract / and analyze data pertaining to marine fish in the Newfoundland and Labrador region, from video. For example, we have used it to examine the impact of seismic surveying on commercial fish in the Newfoundland and Labrador offshore. Our continuing purpose is now broadly sharing our system with commercial harvesters (fishermen), non-profit organization (AHOI), government researchers (aquaculture, MPAs, AIS), and academics (computing scientists), to collect and rapidly analyzing video data for a wide range of applications.
Pilot Sciences des écosystèmes et des océans Perception et compréhension
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Use of artificial intelligence models to facilitate seafloor video annotations in conservation areas.The purpose of this initiative is to utilize AI to facilitate seafloor video annotations collected as part of the MCT and Benthic Ecology programs in the NL Region. A large number of vidEcosystems and Oceans Science is collected annually, and manual video annotation (e.g., locating and counting observations) is extremely time-consuming. A published “object detection model” (FathomNet Megalodon Detector, YOLOv8x) trained using marine taxa by MBARI is currently being used to identify objects in our seafloor images. The model does not identify the objects (e.g., to species), but it largely accelerates the process given that locating objects is the most time-consuming part of the work.
Pilot Sciences des écosystèmes et des océans Perception et compréhension
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Finwave: an online photo-identification database and AI matching toolThis project aims to improve a publicly accessible machine learning platform capable of identifying individual killer whales in real-time from submitted photographs. The ultimate goal is to improve the web-based interface and validate the algorithm used for photo identification against known individuals.
Pilot Sciences des écosystèmes et des océans Perception et compréhension
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Combining artificial intelligence and drone imagery for automatic extraction of morphometric attributes of small cetaceans: Application to the St. Lawrence Estuary Beluga population.This project proposes to use a multiyear time series of drone images of the St. Lawrence Estuary Beluga population to develop a series of algorithms for automatic extraction of morphometric information of individual beluga whales using AI.
Pilot Sciences des écosystèmes et des océans Perception et compréhension
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Zooplankton classification from Video Plankton RecorderUsing machine learning algorithms to identify plankton for rapid zooplankton classification from the Video Plankton Recorder, in support of efforts to assess North Atlantic Right Whale foraging habitat.
Pilot Sciences des écosystèmes et des océans Perception et compréhension
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Improved understanding of the processes impacting harmful algal bloomsUsing machine learning algorithms to analyze phytoplankton images from the Imaging Flow Cytobot (IFCB) to recognize and quantify species associated with harmful algal blooms.
Pilot Sciences des écosystèmes et des océans Perception et compréhension
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Development of AI technology for otolith and scale ageingAgeing of scales and otoliths is time-consuming, relies on skilled personnel, and often faces delays. AI tools like DFOdots offer a solution by enabling automated ageing using annotated reference collections, helping reduce backlogs and support training. Developing these AI models can enhance resilience, efficiency, and training capacity in ageing programs.
Pilot Sciences des écosystèmes et des océans Perception et compréhension