SeaStereo Pilot

The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife is seeking to consult with SeaStereo to use a stereoscopic imaging system integrated with AI-based fish counting and biomass estimation capabilities to collect, analyze, and provide data on fish inventory, size, and growth. The project will be executed in phased stages, including hardware implementation, prototype development, field deployment, data collection, model training, and final system recommendations for enterprise-scale implementation. The goal of this pilot project is to evaluate the use of this technology for potential broader adoption. Key aspects of the project include: • Fish counting and biomass estimation using stereoscopic imaging and AI-driven analytics • Data collection and analysis to inform the application of this technology for additional hatchery facilities • Evaluation of the technology's accuracy, efficiency, and potential for reducing fish stress and improving fish welfare • Development of a system that can integrate with existing monitoring objectives, data standards, and aquatic resource management frameworks The selected contractor will be required to provide consulting services to support the pilot project, including hardware implementation, prototype development, and data collection and analysis.