This month’s Archipelago update recaps progress across our fisheries monitoring programs, product development, and environmental services, with a look ahead at upcoming launches and improvements. Includes key numbers and outcomes.
Archipelago developer Jacob Lower visited the University of Victoria to explain modern EM video review and how FishVue AI supports faster, high-quality data review through computer vision and responsible deployment.
With new NFWF funding, Archipelago, ALFA, and PSMFC will train FishVue AI on fixed gear EM video to support Alaska halibut and sablefish monitoring, lowering costs and strengthening sustainable fisheries management.
Archipelago introduces the FishVue AI platform, unifying fisheries data analysis and artificial intelligence tools into a single ecosystem that improves review efficiency, connects developers with fisheries clients, and supports scalable, cost-effective electronic monitoring and compliance workflows.
Archipelago introduces FishVue AI, a unified platform that connects fisheries clients with artificial intelligence tools, streamlines data analysis and compliance workflows, supports developer participation, and improves efficiency and cost effectiveness across fisheries monitoring programs.
Archipelago launches the FishVue EM brand, unifying its electronic monitoring products into an integrated platform and introducing new mobile and data collection tools that expand access to affordable, end-to-end monitoring solutions for fisheries of all sizes.
Archipelago launches FishVue EM and FishVue Mobile, unifying electronic monitoring tools into a single, integrated platform that improves data capture, review efficiency, and accessibility for fisheries of varying sizes through scalable, cost-effective digital solutions.
Archipelago reviews the first year of LIME, highlighting how the low-cost electronic monitoring platform expanded access to near real-time fisheries data, supported small and diverse fleets, and demonstrated practical value for monitoring, compliance, and sustainable management programs.
Archipelago partners with Marine Instruments, SINAY, and ISIFISH to deliver electronic monitoring in the Bay of Biscay, supporting collaborative management of marine mammal bycatch and advancing effective, technology-driven fisheries monitoring in European gillnet fisheries.
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