ASFB 2024 Richard Little
CSIRO, TAS, Australia
Rich Little is a computer and mathematical modeller, and leads a marine risk assessment team at CSIRO in Hobart. He specialises in decision analysis applied to environmental science, and natural resource management. His current research interest is in exploring the use of computer-based biophysical process-models for financial risk management purposes.
Presentations this author is a contributor to:
Developing and testing a multi-species harvest strategy for the Southern and Eastern Scalefish and Shark Fishery (111276)
11:45 AM
Paul Burch
Session 11.4 | Challenges and Risks Facing Australian Fisheries
Applications of AIMLÂ for catch detection in the Australian sub-Antarctic fisheries (111365)
11:00 AM
Geoff Tuck
Session 15.2 | Leveraging AI and ML for Fisheries Management
AI/ML-Based Seabird Counting in the Wild for Conservation Compliance (111511)
11:15 AM
Muhammad Saqib
Session 15.2 | Leveraging AI and ML for Fisheries Management
Machine learning applications to electronic monitoring in Australia's marine fisheries (111482)
3:30 PM
Geoff Tuck
Session 13.4 | Challenges & Risks Facing Australian Fisheries