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Yes! We're committed to open science. Our computer vision models are available under the MIT license on GitHub, and training datasets are shared under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 to support collaborative conservation efforts worldwide.

Absolutely! We welcome partnerships with research institutions, First Nations communities, conservation organizations, and fisheries management agencies. We offer collaborative research opportunities, technology transfer, training programs, and co-development of monitoring solutions tailored to your watershed.

SalmonVision processes video from underwater cameras, weirs, fish ladders, drone footage, and other monitoring setups. Our models are trained on diverse conditions including varying water clarity, lighting, and camera angles. We support most standard video formats and can help optimize your camera setup for best results.

Our models achieve >95% accuracy for salmon detection and counting in optimal conditions, with species classification accuracy of 90-95% depending on video quality and species present. Performance varies based on water clarity, lighting, and camera positioning. We provide confidence scores with all detections and support human-in-the-loop validation workflows.

Our web application is free for educational and research use. For conservation organizations and resource management agencies, we offer flexible pricing based on usage volume. Indigenous communities and non-profit conservation groups may qualify for subsidized or free access. Contact us to discuss your specific needs.

Yes! We offer comprehensive training including video tutorials, documentation, webinars, and hands-on workshops. Technical support is available via email and video calls. For partner organizations, we can provide on-site training and ongoing support to ensure successful implementation of SalmonVision in your monitoring program.

Absolutely! We can fine-tune or develop new models for your specific watershed, camera setup, or target species. This includes training on your existing video data, adapting to unique environmental conditions, or detecting additional species beyond salmon. Contact us to discuss custom model development and research collaborations.