Task List for Fisheries Diver
- Grouped by Duties
Diver Operations
Inspection and Monitoring
Description: Conduct underwater inspections and monitor marine species, sea farms, and wild catch operations.
Software Enhancement: Use underwater drone technology and remote video monitoring software to augment direct human oversight.
Automated Process: Automate data collection using drones and sensors to continuously record underwater conditions.
AI/Augmentation Application: AI algorithms can analyze recorded data to identify issues such as fish health abnormalities or structural weaknesses.
Potential Benefits: Increased inspection efficiency, improved accuracy in monitoring, and reduced physical strain on divers.
Data Collection
Description: Gather data on marine environments and species during diving operations.
Software Enhancement: Utilise data logging software to digitise and store data entries.
Automated Process: Use automated data loggers attached to divers or aquatic drones.
AI/Augmentation Application: AI-powered data analysis tools to quickly interpret and provide insights from collected data.
Potential Benefits: Accelerated data collection, enhanced data accuracy, and reduced diver workload.
Environmental Assessment
Environmental Impact Reports
Description: Documenting the environmental impact of marine farming and fishing activities.
Software Enhancement: Use environmental impact assessment software to standardize and streamline report creation.
Automated Process: Automatically generate preliminary reports based on data inputs and predefined templates.
AI/Augmentation Application: AI could assist in identifying environmental trends and potential areas of concern.
Potential Benefits: More efficient reporting, improved accuracy, and proactive environmental management.
Maintenance and Repair
Equipment Inspection
Description: Inspecting and maintaining diving and monitoring equipment.
Software Enhancement: Use equipment management software to log inspections and track maintenance schedules.
Automated Process: Automatic reminders for scheduled equipment inspections and maintenance.
AI/Augmentation Application: Predictive maintenance using AI to anticipate equipment failures based on usage patterns and historical data.
Potential Benefits: Reduced equipment downtime, improved reliability, and safety.
Infrastructure Repair
Description: Repairing underwater infrastructure such as nets, cages, and platforms.
Software Enhancement: Utilise repair tracking software to log repair activities and schedule follow-ups.
Automated Process: Automate repair scheduling based on periodic inspection findings.
AI/Augmentation Application: AI could prioritize repairs based on urgency and potential impact.
Potential Benefits: Efficient repair processes, reduced degradation, and enhanced farm productivity.
Administrative Duties
Record Keeping
Description: Maintaining detailed records of dive operations, equipment usage, and marine conditions.
Software Enhancement: Use digital record-keeping systems to maintain and organise data.
Automated Process: Automate data entry through voice recognition or IoT devices.
AI/Augmentation Application: AI could categorize and manage records, providing quick access to historical data.
Potential Benefits: Improved data organization, reduced manual entry errors, and time savings.
Reporting
Description: Compiling and submitting reports on operations, findings, and incidents.
Software Enhancement: Use report generation software to streamline the process.
Automated Process: Automatically create draft reports from captured data and predefined templates.
AI/Augmentation Application: AI can assist in summarizing and highlighting critical information in reports.
Potential Benefits: Faster report generation, improved accuracy, and more actionable insights.
These enhancements can significantly improve the efficiency and effectiveness of Fisheries Divers by automating repetitive tasks, improving documentation accuracy, and providing actionable insights through AI Augmentation, Automation, and the use of LLM chat interfaces.
