Encounter of GSB707
An encounter is a sighting of a single animal at a specific location and time. Learn more.
|
|
Tweet |
Location
Location ID:
Water depth: 25.0 meters
Set Location
Set reported country
Leave blank if unknown.Set Location ID
Set Depth
No GPS data is available for mapping.
Identity
Identified as: GSB707
Matched by: Unmatched first encounter
Manage Identity
In this dialog box, you can add an encounter to a new or existing marked individual or remove the encounter from a marked individual if already assigned.
Alternate ID:
Occurrence ID:
1b4eddfb-ff43-4a24-ae13-6db928ba1f0c
Contact Information
Submitting Users
Photographing Users
Other Photographers
|
Metadata| Date created: | 2023-06-12T22:57:11.708 |
| Date last edited: | 2024-08-16 |
Workflow state: approved
Set Workflow State
 Managing researcher:
|
Macey Hartmann Affiliation: BOSL Research Project: SGSB |
Measurements
| Type | Size | Units | |
|---|---|---|---|
Set Physical Measurements
|
Tracking| Left: | |
| Right: |
Manage Physical Tag Data
|
Date
Gallery
Attributes
Taxonomy Stereolepis gigas
Reset genus and species
Status: alive
Reset Status
Sex: unknown
Reset Sex
Noticeable scarring:
Edit scarring description
Behavior: None
Edit Behavior
Leave blank if unknown.Group Role: None
Edit Group Role
Leave blank if unknown.Patterning code: None
Edit Patterning Code
Leave blank if unknown.Life stage:
Reset life stage
Additional comments:
This was one of three giant sea bass observed together on Saturday 6-10-2023. Two were within 6 feet of each other (designated as GSB 1 and 2). The third was about 50 feet away and was photographed by my dive buddy, James Murdick. He sent me this video, which is a little fuzzy. I can try and get the original video which would improve the quality some. This third giant had no visible scars or tags. There was one 2-3 inch tear in the middle of the caudal fin. A fourth giant was observed about 2 minutes later, approximately 200 feet away. [Although I put the depth as 25 feet in your location form, it comes up as 25 meters when I check it later.]
Edit Submitted Comments
Observations
None
Add Observation
Spot Matching Algorithms (Modified Groth and I3S)
Extracted Spots
|
29 left-side spots added. |
Pattern Matching Results
Groth: Left-side scan resultsI3S: Left-side scan results
Choose criteria to match against
The machine learning queue is empty and ready for work.
Location ID:
Owner of data
Choose algorithm
No configured algorithm for this annotation class.