17. A journey across technology: how remote videos can reveal what's beneath the surface

Unchatted Waters
23/09/2025 31 min Temporada 3 Episodio 17
17. A journey across technology: how remote videos can reveal what's beneath the surface

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Welcome to Unchatted Waters, the podcast that talks to the people behind the science. This new series takes us on new "journeys of discovery" across time, technology, the globe and beyond.    In this episode we take a journey across technology and learn how videos can give us insight into life below the surface. From understanding  species in an area/ecosystem to details on what fishing vessels catch. So if you are a fan of surprising discoveries, this episode reveals what we can learn from Nature's TV…   Hosted & produced by Kirsty Bradley with guests Rebecca Lamb (Cefas) and Paul Whomersley (Howell Marine Consulting Ltd).     

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