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New weapon in fight against invasive aquatic weeds NIWA freshwater scientist Dr Daniel Clements trials a submerged invasive weed detector that uses artificial intelligence in a test flume in Hamilton. Image: NIWA. '); } else { // } A combination of artificial intelligence and scientific ingenuity looks set to be the next step forward in protecting Aotearoa New Zealand’s lakes and rivers from invasive aquatic weeds. Management and detection of invasive submerged weeds costs millions of dollars annually, but NIWA researchers have developed a way to detect and ident...

2021-07-20 01:35:54 GMT2021-07-20 09:35:54(Beijing Time) Xinhua English WELLINGTON, July 20 (Xinhua) -- A combination of artificial intelligence and scientific ingenuity looks set to be the next step forward in protecting lakes and rivers from invasive aquatic weeds, New Zealand's National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research (NIWA) said Tuesday. Management and detection of invasive submerged weeds costs millions of dollars annually, but NIWA researchers have developed a way to detect and identify submerged weeds. This technology will enable agencies to survey far larger areas m...

Press Release – NIWA VIDEO: https://vimeo.com/manage/videos/534697731 A combination of artificial intelligence and scientific ingenuity looks set to be the next step forward in protecting Aotearoa New Zealands lakes and rivers from invasive aquatic weeds. Management and detection … VIDEO: A combination of artificial intelligence and scientific ingenuity looks set to be the next step forward in protecting Aotearoa New Zealand’s lakes and rivers from invasive aquatic weeds. Management and detection of invasive submerged weeds costs millions of dollars annually, but NIWA researchers have ...

Press Release – NIWA VIDEO: https://vimeo.com/manage/videos/534697731 A combination of artificial intelligence and scientific ingenuity looks set to be the next step forward in protecting Aotearoa New Zealands lakes and rivers from invasive aquatic weeds. Management and detection … VIDEO: A combination of artificial intelligence and scientific ingenuity looks set to be the next step forward in protecting Aotearoa New Zealand’s lakes and rivers from invasive aquatic weeds. Management and detection of invasive submerged weeds costs millions of dollars annually, but NIWA researchers have ...