Initiative #120
Characterizing areas of convergence in the Saint John Harbour
Listed in the registry Pilot Original language : English
About the initiative
Description of the initiative
This project is using a technique called self-organizing maps, which is an unsupervised machine learning algorithm, to identify patterns in areas of convergence near the Saint John Harbour. The preliminary analysis suggests that these patterns are related to different environmental conditions such as river discharge and tidal phase. The work has been conducted in collaboration with scientists from the Maritimes Region and is currently on hold.
AI family
Automation and Decision Support
- AI sub-category
- Predictive Analytics
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Lifecycle
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Ideation
Stage status : Completed
June 1, 2025
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Assessment
Stage status : Completed
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Approved
Stage status : Completed
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Development
Stage status : Completed
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Pilot
Stage status : In progress
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Production
Stage status : Upcoming
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Archived
Stage status : Upcoming
Schedule for this initiative
- Completed
- In progress
- Planned
- Not applicable
- Today
- Ideation
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Contacts
- Requester
- Smith, Melannie
- Sector contact
- Smith, Melannie
- Subject matter expert
- Winegardner, Amanda
- Smith, Melannie
Data and tools
- Sector
- Ecosystems and Oceans Science
- Region
- National Capital Region
- Submitted on
- June 1, 2025