An Estimation Method of Coastal Ocean Debris Using Aerial Drone
The actual situation of marine litter has not been measured accurately; however innumerable floating garbage are drifting in the ocean. Especially, non-perishable waste such as microplastics continues to grow and is damaging marine life, including endangered species, and some are washed ashore and c...
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ftkyushuinsttir:oai:kyutech.repo.nii.ac.jp:00007498 2024-05-12T07:59:56+00:00 An Estimation Method of Coastal Ocean Debris Using Aerial Drone Ishii, Kazuo 石井, 和男 イシイ, カズオ Shirahashi, Kanako Nishida, Yuya 西田, 祐也 ニシダ, ユウヤ Tominaga, Moeko Tanaka, Yoshiki Solpico, Dominic B. 2022-01-22 application/pdf https://kyutech.repo.nii.ac.jp/record/7498/files/ICAROB2022_OS27-5.pdf eng eng ALife Robotics 978-4-9908350-7-1 Proceedings of International Conference on Artificial Life & Robotics (ICAROB2022) 1095 1101 2435-9157 https://kyutech.repo.nii.ac.jp/record/7498/files/ICAROB2022_OS27-5.pdf Copyright (c) The 2022 International Conference on Artificial Life and Robotics (ICAROB2022) Ocean debris Arial drone Coastal cleaning VoR 2022 ftkyushuinsttir 2024-04-17T15:38:45Z The actual situation of marine litter has not been measured accurately; however innumerable floating garbage are drifting in the ocean. Especially, non-perishable waste such as microplastics continues to grow and is damaging marine life, including endangered species, and some are washed ashore and causing pollution damage to coastal areas. Microplastics incorporated into marine organisms, Arctic Sea ice, and deep-sea seafloor sediments have also been detected. The Ellen MacArthur Foundation in the United Kingdom estimates that the total amount of marine debris exceeds 150 million tons, with more than 8 million tons of new inflow each year. We measured and compared the amount of ocean debris in coasts in Hirado and Matsuura cities, Nagasaki with manual count and an aerial drone observation. The 2022 International Conference on Artificial Life and Robotics (ICAROB 2022), January 20-23, 2022, on line, Oita, Japan Conference Paper conference paper Other/Unknown Material Arctic Sea ice Kyushu Institute of Technology Academic Repository (Kyutacar) Arctic |
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Ocean debris Arial drone Coastal cleaning Ishii, Kazuo 石井, 和男 イシイ, カズオ Shirahashi, Kanako Nishida, Yuya 西田, 祐也 ニシダ, ユウヤ Tominaga, Moeko Tanaka, Yoshiki Solpico, Dominic B. An Estimation Method of Coastal Ocean Debris Using Aerial Drone |
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The actual situation of marine litter has not been measured accurately; however innumerable floating garbage are drifting in the ocean. Especially, non-perishable waste such as microplastics continues to grow and is damaging marine life, including endangered species, and some are washed ashore and causing pollution damage to coastal areas. Microplastics incorporated into marine organisms, Arctic Sea ice, and deep-sea seafloor sediments have also been detected. The Ellen MacArthur Foundation in the United Kingdom estimates that the total amount of marine debris exceeds 150 million tons, with more than 8 million tons of new inflow each year. We measured and compared the amount of ocean debris in coasts in Hirado and Matsuura cities, Nagasaki with manual count and an aerial drone observation. The 2022 International Conference on Artificial Life and Robotics (ICAROB 2022), January 20-23, 2022, on line, Oita, Japan Conference Paper conference paper |
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Ishii, Kazuo 石井, 和男 イシイ, カズオ Shirahashi, Kanako Nishida, Yuya 西田, 祐也 ニシダ, ユウヤ Tominaga, Moeko Tanaka, Yoshiki Solpico, Dominic B. |
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Ishii, Kazuo 石井, 和男 イシイ, カズオ Shirahashi, Kanako Nishida, Yuya 西田, 祐也 ニシダ, ユウヤ Tominaga, Moeko Tanaka, Yoshiki Solpico, Dominic B. |
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An Estimation Method of Coastal Ocean Debris Using Aerial Drone |
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An Estimation Method of Coastal Ocean Debris Using Aerial Drone |
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An Estimation Method of Coastal Ocean Debris Using Aerial Drone |
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An Estimation Method of Coastal Ocean Debris Using Aerial Drone |
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An Estimation Method of Coastal Ocean Debris Using Aerial Drone |
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estimation method of coastal ocean debris using aerial drone |
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ALife Robotics |
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2022 |
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978-4-9908350-7-1 Proceedings of International Conference on Artificial Life & Robotics (ICAROB2022) 1095 1101 2435-9157 https://kyutech.repo.nii.ac.jp/record/7498/files/ICAROB2022_OS27-5.pdf |
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