How to do measurements on large fish?
Authors: Elise Eidset, Kjetil Thorvaldsen & Julie Trollebø Kvalheim
Category: BIO325 – Ocean Science
BIO325 is a broad course in modern marine research, with emphasis on fisheries and marine biological methods. The course is comprised of theoretical and practical modules covering habitats and organisms, nearshore ecology, research vessel experience, field observations methods, and training in modelling and analysis of field data.
Course leader: Anne Gro Vea Salvanes
During fall 2016 and 2017, 12 groups of students in BIO325 participated to TE2LE. Click on the screenshots below to play their video tutorials.
How do we measure environmental factors in the sea and what can we learn?
Authors: Hedda Østgaard & Cian Kelly
What can we learn from using acoustics on-board a research ship and what do we use it for?
Authors: Gaute Seljestad, Karoline Viberg & Synne Myhre Sunde
What is a multinet and what is it used for?
Authors: Kim Bastille, Tonje Næss & Margot U. Nyeggen
Can ROV be used for biodiversity studies and for quantifying megafauna?
Authors: Hilde Sofie Fantoft Berg, Lise Christine Østensvig & Magnus Heide Andreasen
The Beam Trawl – What is it and what can it be used for?
Authors: Terje Alming, Kristine Rokke, Kristina Skants & Signe Svensson
What is a Multisampler? And how is this technology used to study diurnal vertical migration of Mesopelagic fish?
Authors: Solveig Hjelle & Elinor Tessin
How do we measure environmental variables in the ocean?
Authors: Christine Djønne, Nina Frogg & Ina Nilsen
How do we estimate the abundance of a fish species in a fjord?
Authors: Mari Vold Bjordal & Daniel Notvik
How does a bottom trawl work and what can be learned from bottom trawling?
Authors: Martine Røysted Solås & Susanne Tonheim