The Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI), headquartered in Kochi, Keralam, has claimed to have developed a smartphone application that can measure the length and width of fish without physically handling them.
About MatsyaMetri:
It is a smartphone application developed by the Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI).
It can measure the length and width of fish without physically handling them.
The application, which has been designed for fisheries scientists, researchers, and field survey teams, facilitates rapid and systematic collection of biological data to support fisheries assessment and management.
The application simplified biological data collection by automatically recording measurements and generating length-frequency datasets.
It allows multiple individuals of the same fish species or aquatic resource to be measured under a single sampling session.
Once measurements are completed, the system automatically generates length-frequency distributions using appropriate class intervals.
The recorded measurements and the corresponding photographs can be saved along with the sampling session and subsequently exported as a CSV file for further analysis.
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